Shannon College of Hotel Management

Shannon College Of Hotel Management Entry Requirements

International students should apply to Shannon College directly. It is a quick and simple process to understand. All registrations for all programmes should be emailed or delivered directly to the Admissions Office. Applications must follow the Shannon College of Hotel Management entry requirements when enrolling at the university -

• Completing the International Application Form 2022
• Certified transcripts for all education results obtained to date
• IELTS or Duolingo certificate (or equivalent)

When submitting an online application, additional documents such as a personal statement, CV, and references will be expected. Students must also provide verified copies of their transcripts as well as the results of their English language test ( for example IELTS). Once the documents are submitted, the Program Leader will call the student to set up a video Skype interview.

Shannon College Of Hotel Management Fees

Because SCHM is affiliated with the University of Galway, tuition is set by the university. All full-time undergraduate programmes include three components: tuition, a student contribution charge, and a student levy. Tuition and a student levy are two components of all full-time postgraduate programmes. Shannon College of Hotel Management fees varies depending on the course selected, course type, course level, and duration.

• International Foundation Programme:  €11,900

This is a one-year pathway programme for candidates who intend to continue their education after completing this programme

• BBS: Approximately, €13,500 per year
• BComm: Approximately, €13,500 per year
• Postgraduate Degree Programmes: Approximately, €16,360 per year

 

Shannon College Of Hotel Management Placement

The BBS and BComm programmes include extensive placements at the operational and trainee management levels. The attention to practical training (in Year 1), paired with extensive Shannon College of Hotel Management placements, is critical for the development of student's abilities in leadership, teamwork, personal organisation, and attention to detail, all of which are required for their position as future hotel managers. Before graduation, Shannon College students get two paid professional internships with renowned hotels in Ireland and throughout the world. Students also get academic credits for their work placements, which are required as part of their degree programmes. Throughout the academic year, partner hotel firms visit Shannon College to interact with and interview students. Placements at SCHM are -

• Compulsory, wherein it is required for every student to complete their work placements in order to proceed to the next academic year
• Completely incorporated into the degree programme
• Given ECTS credits (academic credits)
• Located in one of the university's 100 hotel partners
• Spread across 16 countries worldwide
• Managed and coordinated by the Work Placement Office