Hotel Institute Montreux

DISCOVER THE BUSINESS OF HOSPITALITY

Since its establishment in 1985, the hallmark of Hotel Institute Montreux (HIM) is its modern approach to management, marrying a contemporary American management business outlook, with a sophisticated Swiss approach and savoir faire.

Students on the bachelor’s program (awarded in partnership with Northwood University, USA) learn the art of hospitality management combined with a specialization in Financial Analysis & Wealth Management and Luxury Brand Management. The customized programs offered are also endorsed by industry leaders, including Singular Places, Dorchester Collection, Disney Parks & Resorts and ClubMed. It is the combination of the business focus of the programs, practical skills and industry-recognized work experience, that allows HIM students to tailor their education and open doors to a wide variety of exciting career options around the world.

Located in the heart of Montreux, with the Alps providing a spectacular backdrop, HIM is comprised of three former hotel buildings within walking distance of each other: Hotel Europe, Leman Residence and The Freddie Mercury. All buildings have been renovated and equipped to provide state-of-the-art accommodation and modern learning facilities.

HIM is an integral member of Swiss Education Group, the global leader in hospitality education. With over 21,000 members, the group has one of the largest hospitality alumni networks in the world. The group also hosts the bi-annual International Recruitment Forum, giving students from its four member schools the opportunity to network with over 100 industry leaders and gain exclusive access to the best career opportunities. Close ties with over 40 leading industry and academic partners ensure that Swiss Education Group’s curricula at all its member schools are of the highest quality. The group remains committed to investing and developing the infrastructure and facilities at its member schools, in order to continue providing cutting-edge facilities for its students.