Group 100% in English - morning classes.
Group aimed at overseas students and Spanish national students with a high English level who want to continue developing their communication skills in a global cultural environment.
The general objective of the Hotel Management specialization is to provide you with the necessary skills for the management and administration of hotel companies and the accommodation sector in general.
The general objectives of the specialization are:
WHAT SKILLS WILL YOU ACQUIRE WITH THE HOTEL MANAGEMENT SPECIALIZATION?
The main soft skills developed throughout the degree are:
- Business vision.
- Adaptation to change.
- Decision making and problem-solving, interpreting and evaluating the results obtained with a critical spirit.
- Ability to assess the social and environmental impact of the different actions.
- Ethical commitment.
- Teamwork.
- Professional development in international contexts.
- Initiative and entrepreneurial spirit.
- Command of oral and written communication techniques for the transmission of information, ideas, and opinions.
The hard skills developed throughout the degree are:
- Governance of all aspects of tourism management: the company, the global vision of the territory, citizenship people's management, and tourist destination management.
- Business: organization, administration, and management of tourism companies by applying leadership, strategic vision, and financial skills.
- Technology: knowledge and mastery of ICT in tourism for business management and the company's ability to adapt to changes in the environment and people.
- Customer orientation: design of products and services adapted to different profiles, personalized marketing and communication strategies, and permanent monitoring of tourist behavior.
- Innovation: development of innovative business models and innovative products that respond to customer needs and business challenges.
- Globalization: global competence and international business development, managing people, markets, and businesses in an international environment.
- Responsibility and sustainability: principles, values, and ethics. Development of the economic, social, environmental, and cultural dimensions of tourism.
The CETT has its own experiential learning methodology in 4 stages carried out in its facilities and experimental classrooms. It is a system that fosters leadership competencies characterized by personalized treatment and attention.
Introduction (individual workspace): Previous preparation for each training session by reading bibliography on the concepts, viewing multimedia material, etc.
Assimilation (collaborative workspaces): Classroom performance through active learning, in-depth study of the concepts with peer discussions and the teacher's guidance, analysis of models, case studies, company visits, etc.
Application (collaborative workspaces): Sessions for the practical application of knowledge and critical analysis by carrying out projects, facing challenges, contrasting ideas with professionals in the sector, etc.
Consolidation (individual workspace): Internalization of learning in the student's work through reflection and applying knowledge in a transversal way in other academic areas and personal motivations.
The learning system of the CETT-UB Degree is characterized by personalized treatment and attention. This training model is combined with other formative methodologies, such as:
You can choose between two types of assessment:
Continuous assessment: consists of the assessment of the teaching-learning process through constant monitoring of the work done by the student and the learning he/she incorporates throughout the year.
Single assessment: aimed at all those students who, for justified reasons, cannot regularly attend face-to-face classes. We assess the students' learning process, taking into account the assignments designed for this purpose, which can be carried out during the semester or at the end of it, as specified in each case.
FIRST YEAR
Code | Subjects | Credits |
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061208 | Introduction to Tourism and Hospitality Management | 6 |
061210 | Tourism Science | 6 |
061103 | Economics in Tourism | 6 |
061104 | Geography and Tourism | 6 |
061106 | Tourism and Cultural Heritage | 6 |
061102 | Law in Tourism | 6 |
061105 | Fundamentals of Research in Tourism | 6 |
062112 | Strategic and Operational Marketing | 6 |
061211 | Key Skills in Tourism Business | 3 |
061207 | English Communication in Tourism I | 9 |
SECOND YEAR
Code | Subjects | Credits |
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062113 | Policies in Tourism | 6 |
062114 | Business Management for Tourism Accommodation | 6 |
062115 | Business Management for Tourism Intermediation and Services | 6 |
062216 | Tourism Experience Design | 6 |
062110 | Economic and Financial Management in Tourism | 6 |
062217 | Tourism Communication | 3 |
062207 | English Communication in Tourism II | 9 |
062209 | Second Foreign Language Communication in Tourism | 9 |
062300 | Practicum I | 9 |
THIRD YEAR
FORTH YEAR
ELECTIVE SUBJECTS
Subjects | Credits | |
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064611 | Enhancing communication in a Foreign Language - 1 | 4,5 |
064612 | Enhancing communication in a Foreign Language - 2 | 4,5 |
064613 | Enhancing communication in a Foreign Language - 3 | 4,5 |
064614 | Enhancing communication in a Foreign Language - 4 | 4,5 |
You must take 30 credits of English, and you can take up to 27 credits of a second foreign language. The level of English you will attain will be equivalent to C1 of the CEFR (Common European Framework of Reference for Languages). The level of the other languages will vary depending on the total number of credits you take.
1er COURSE | 2nd COURSE | 3rd COURSE | 4th COURSE |
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English I (9 ECTS) | English II (9 ECTS) | English III (9 ECTS) | English + (3ECTS) |
9 ECTS TO CHOOSE: | 9 ECTS TO CHOOSE: | 9 ECTS TO CHOOSE: | |
French I | French II | French III | |
German I | German II | German III | |
Spanish I | Italian I | Italian II | |
Chinesse I | Chinesse II | ||
Russian I | Russian II | ||
Spanish II | Spanish III |
At CETT-UB, you can flexibly adjust your academic life as you choose according to the group in which you enroll:
The objectives of the internship are:
If you want more information about internships visit the Career Services area, contact us by email at careerservices@cett.cat or you can also visit us on the second floor of the Campus.
Your Degree Capstone Project (DCP) (12 ECTS) is the completion of the learning process of the degree, where the acquired competencies are reflected, as well as their application and development. It can be a piece of research or an applied project. The SCP is adapted to your interests and professional motivations, expanding on the specialization and the skills enhancement path you chose:
There are four types of SCP:
Free subject: you will carry out your research work under the guidance of a CETT professor.
Entrepreneurship project: you will develop a business or entrepreneurship idea and explore its real possibilities of viability.
Participation in a Research Group: you will be able to carry out your work by participating in one of the following groups:
You will also participate in inter-university groups and carry out research work together with students from different countries.
SCP linked to national or international companies, organizations, and institutions; you will focus your SCP on applied research or develop an innovative and entrepreneurial project in these organizations, both nationally and internationally.
CETT-UB offers you the services of the International Relations Office. This department is in charge of managing the mobility of students, faculty, and non-teaching staff, as well as guidance, advice, and attention to students who want an international experience.
CETT-UB has different international mobility paths:
CETT-UB offers you the opportunity to study abroad. The European Union Erasmus Program, SICUE Program in Spain, and, in the rest of the world, specific agreements for undergraduate students.
When you finish your studies, you will have the opportunity to carry out an international business internship, between 6 and 12 months, in:
These are interdisciplinary postgraduate courses at prestigious international universities. They will allow you to expand into a specific field of knowledge linked to your degree or explore other specializations that will broaden your curriculum:
You will be able to obtain two official degrees and complete the program you have selected. The double degrees will give you a competitive advantage for your labor insertion. They will provide you with the possibility of acquiring essential international vital competencies.
From the University School, we offer the following double degree options, taking three courses at CETT and one course at the university of your choice:
Official Degree in Tourism CETT - University of Barcelona and Official Degree of Bachelor Programme in International Business of the University - Grenoble École de Management of France.
Official Degree in Tourism CETT - University of Barcelona and Official Degree of Bachelor Programme in Hospitality Business of the University - Michigan State University of the USA. (only for the specialty of Hospitality Management).
Official Degree in Tourism CETT - University of Barcelona and Official Degree of Bachelor Programme in Tourism Management from the University - JAMK University of Applied Sciences of Finland.
Official Degree in Tourism CETT - University of Barcelona and Official Degree of Bachelor Programme in International Business of the University - Grenoble École de Management of France.
Official Degree in Tourism CETT - University of Barcelona and Official Degree of Bachelor Programme in Hospitality Business of the University - Michigan State University of the USA. (only for the specialty of Hospitality Management).
Official Degree in Tourism CETT - University of Barcelona and Official Degree of Bachelor Programme in Tourism Management from the University - JAMK University of Applied Sciences of Finland.