B.Sc. in Hospitality & Hotel Management

Course Overview

B.Sc. in Hospitality & Hotel Management

B.Sc. in Hospitality & Hotel Management at Kingston School of Management & Science (KSMS) – Your Gateway to the Global Hospitality Industry

The B.Sc. in Hospitality & Hotel Management program at Kingston School of Management & Science (KSMS) is designed to prepare students for dynamic careers in the hospitality, tourism, and service industry. This program covers hotel operations, front office management, food & beverage services, housekeeping, event management, and hospitality marketing, ensuring students gain comprehensive industry knowledge and practical expertise.

A key USP of the program is our paid internship opportunities with leading hotels, resorts, cruise lines, and tourism agencies, allowing students to gain real-world experience while earning a stipend. This hands-on training helps students develop customer service skills, operational efficiency, and managerial expertise, making them highly competitive in the national and international hospitality sector.

Graduates of this program can pursue careers as hotel managers, food & beverage executives, event planners, tourism consultants, and resort administrators in luxury hotels, multinational hospitality chains, airlines, cruise ships, and event management firms.

Course Duration
3/4 Years

Affiliated To
MAKAUT
Intake
60 Only

 

Eligibility

Candidates must have passed 10+2 or equivalent from a recognized board , with a minimum qualifying percentage as per university norms.

Our Course Structure

Course Curriculum

Semester 1

  • Foundations of Food Production
  • Foundations of Front Office
  • Principles of Management
  • English & Professional Communication and Soft Skill

Semester 2

  • Foundation of Food & Beverage
  • Foundation of Housekeeping
  • Modern Indian Languages and Literature

 

Semester 3

  • Food Production Operations
  • Housekeeping Operations
  • The Constitution, Human Rights and Law

 

Semester 4

  • F&B Service Operations
  • Front Office Operations
  • Hotel Operations Management
  • Society Culture and Human Behavior

Semester 5

  • Advance Food Production Management
  • Advance F&B Service
  • Advance Accommodation Operations

Semester 6

  • Food & Beverage Operations (Industry Exposure)
  • Accommodation Operations (Industry Exposure)
  • Allied Area of Hotels Operations (Industry Exposure)

Semester 7

  • Human Resource Management
  • Entrepreneurship: Theory & Practices

 

Semester 8

  • Research Methodology / F&B Management
  • Field Study / Strategic Management

BHHA Lab @ KSMS

At Kingston School of Management & Science, the Bachelor in Hospitality and Hotel Administration (BHHA) program is supported by industry-relevant, hands-on training infrastructure. A standout feature is our fully equipped Bar cum Restaurant Lab, which provides students with real-time exposure to food and beverage service operations in a simulated professional environment.

Key Features of the BHHA Lab with Bar cum Restaurant:
Live Training Restaurant Setup

The lab includes a model restaurant with authentic seating arrangements, décor, and service counters, enabling students to practice real-world restaurant operations including order taking, serving, table setting, and customer interaction.

Professional Bar Training Area

A dedicated bar station is designed to train students in mixology, beverage service, and bar management, offering hands-on experience in preparing mocktails, cocktails, and learning about beverage categories under expert supervision.

Modern Kitchen Connectivity

The bar cum restaurant lab is seamlessly connected with the training kitchen, allowing students to understand and manage kitchen-to-service coordination, an essential aspect of hospitality operations.

Service Etiquette & Guest Handling Modules

The lab supports training in fine dining etiquette, guest engagement, table d’hôte and à la carte service, buffet setups, and handling various service styles, helping students master front-of-house operations.

Ambience & Aesthetic Training

Emphasis is placed on lighting, music, layout, and ambiance control, teaching students how to manage the sensory elements that define guest experiences in high-end hospitality settings.

Mock Events & Practical Assessments

The lab frequently hosts live demonstrations, theme-based dining experiences, and mock service sessions, where students role-play as staff and guests under faculty guidance to simulate real-time challenges and service standards.

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