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DePaul's online MBA in hospitality leadership is for experienced industry professionals. Our program will prepare you to develop your ability to act strategically and excel as a business leader in a fast-changing industry

A program for anyone passionate about French pastry and desserts This Diploma will teach you all the techniques – traditional and modern – that have made French pastry arts celebrated across the world.

A course designed for those who are passionate about French pastry arts and trendy desserts Guided by experts, you will be taken on a sweet journey to discover the unique textures, flavors, techniques and secrets of French pastry.

A program for anyone passionate about French pastry and desserts This Diploma will teach you all the techniques – traditional and modern – that have made French pastry arts celebrated across the world.

Immerse yourself in the world of culinary and pastry arts innovation Taught at our world-class Paris campus, this eight-month program offers the perfect opportunity to place yourself at the forefront of culinary arts innovation, while also exploring the universe of French pastry, desserts, chocolate and bakery.

Mastering the art of French pastry requires rigor and precision but also an ability to develop and renew an offer. Boutique, decorative and event products will be addressed during our new program, to provide participants with new inspirations and techniques from high-level pastry chefs. Throughout the program, participants will receive precious tips and insights from accomplished professionals to help them reach their career goal as a top-level pastry chef, the owner of a shop or the creator of an innovative concept.

Do you find it difficult to determine the best approach for reaching consumers in the face of today’s digital transformations with the proliferation of channels and platforms available? And even once you've identified a strategy, have you struggled to execute it across all channels? Businesses in hospitality and beyond are facing an unprecedented digital disruption that makes staying on top of the latest digital marketing innovations more important than ever. How can you reach and customers in this new landscape. Inbound marketing is the key. It’s a strategy that focuses on attracting and engaging customers through valuable and relevant content. Rather than using traditional outbound marketing tactics like advertising or cold calling, businesses use inbound marketing to provide value to potential customers at every stage of the buying journey—from awareness to consideration to decision. By creating and sharing valuable content, businesses can attract qualified leads and convert them into customers. In this course, we’ll study best practices of digital marketing tactics such as content marketing, social media marketing, email marketing, and search engine optimization (SEO). We’ll look at proven ways to increase new bookings and repeat business. By providing valuable and relevant content, hospitality businesses can establish themselves as experts in their field and build trust with potential customers, leading to increased bookings and repeat business. After this course, you will better understand how to create and implement an effective inbound marketing strategy that will increase both lead generation and conversion rates.

Gain valuable experience in the Rooms Division department of top luxury hotels through a J-1 hospitality Internship program in the USA. Under industry leaders, rotate through diverse roles to develop skills and excel in your international hospitality career.

The Best Step Up for a Successful Career in Hospitality Our program combines advanced hospitality knowledge with real-world experience. It teaches you the theory behind service model strategies and gives you an opportunity to apply your knowledge through live projects and a professional immersion in a real hospitality setting.

Double Bachelor's degree: 3-year overview

The BSc in Hospitality Management programme (BHM) exposes the students to an environment oriented to both business and hotel operations and management. The BHM curriculum is a combination of theory and practice where the students are exposed to hands-on training in food and beverage production and service and in rooms division management within the Strathmore facility and in the hotels where they will do their attachment and internship.

The Tourism Management programme equips the students with the necessary skills, knowledge and attitude needed to transform the challenges of the 21st century into business opportunities and socially responsible enterprises in the field of tours, travel and tourism.

Culinary Hospitality Enterprise Project The culinary industry is among the fastest growing segments of the hospitality industry. This course will focus on on-premise culinary arts functions, and the management of large scale, special culinary events. The course will follow contemporary issues and current trends affecting the culinary arts industry. Human Resources management This unit requires developing a critical and creative approach to the analysis and application of human resource practices in Swiss hospitality organisations, by encouraging examination and questioning of traditions and the nature of perceived constraints and by expanding thought to broader social, political, and cultural contexts Culinary Events The module equips learners with management skills in terms of training, leadership, managing teams, being role models as well as following hygiene protocols and acknowledged behavioural regulations and implementation of the self-service operation. Moreover, they take responsibility to respect standards and quality of service with the Certificate, Diploma and Postgraduate students Introduction to Marketing This unit introduces learners to the concept of marketing, the marketing process and the importance of marketing to tourism and hospitality organisations. Learners will explore the marketing principles of understanding the customer, ensuring that products and services meet with customer needs and how marketing can influence customer behaviour. They will have the chance to research the marketing strategies of a variety of hospitality operations. They will investigate the basic principles of marketing through an understanding of marketing objectives, marketing mix, market segmentation and marketing communications. Learners will identify the constraints affect marketing for hospitality organisations. Culinary Arts Concept Development - Theory Students require to obtain the skills and knowledge needed for understanding gastronomic principles for enabling them to develop products, and services in the industry, while comprehending the need for costing & pricing of these products. In a gastronomical operations environment, it is an expectation from the industrial standards that new entrants can understand and elaborate about the techniques and quality management expertise that is expected beginning from a supervisory level role. Therefore, through this module, students shall receive the knowledge that is involved behind the effective operation of a culinary environment. Culinary Arts Concept development - Practical Besides creating menus and implementing yield management practices in a gastronomically operational environment, the industry has an expectation of being able to carry our service and production tasks not by just the chef, but also having the ability to delegate roles on a day-to-day basis for running an efficient and well driven kitchen. Therefore, through gaining an understanding of the modern culinary trends and methods, which will tie-in with the Culinary Arts Concept Development - Theory & Culinary Events modules, students will learn and gain an in-depth understanding of operating most effectively in a gastronomically operational environment. German Language This unit will provide an intensive set of grammar and vocabulary practices along with numerous tasks to enhance listening, reading, speaking and writing abilities. The main focus, however, will be put on speaking and writing (grammar, vocabulary). These skills are essentials for the industry students will be working in. In other words, the emphasis within this unit is on communication within the business environment in which students are likely to find themselves when on placement in industry in Switzerland. A good command of the German language is also very beneficial for students who wish to secure placements that have higher levels of face-to-face customer contact.

This unit has theoretical and practical components and focuses on the development of food preparation and cooking skills under Swiss health and hygiene regulations. Learners have the opportunity to explore different types of European food, as well as to develop a wide range of knowledge and practical skills. Dishes must be prepared and cooked to a standard and quality suitable for paying customers, although learners will get extensive support during the initial stages of delivery. To achieve the learning outcomes learners are given the opportunities to visit regional food suppliers. Guest lecturers are invited to give the learners a better understanding from what is needed and expected in the industry and also on the international market. Learners will run an à la carte kitchen and take part in events to apply their skills from purchasing till selling food items. Learners also will take part in “Sörenberg concepts” where they are given the opportunity to plan and design a hotel with all facilities needed to operate it as for real customers. Menus will be created according to the customers, theme and location of the hotel.