• Bilingual program (French and English) that starts every year in the fall
• Spread over 3 years full-time (8 consecutive sessions)
• Offered as a work-study program (2 internships of 675 hours paid or unpaid, depending on the country)

The Applied Bachelor in Hospitality and Hotel Management includes:

• 94 credits, 85 of which are compulsory (30 courses of 3 credits and 2 compulsory internships of 2 credits) that are taken over 3 years or 8 consecutive sessions:
  • 10 essential management knowledge courses totalling 30 credits
  • 16 courses specific to hospitality management totalling 48 credits
  • 3 electives totalling 9 credits
  • 1 final activity totalling 3 credits
  • 2 internship placements, paid or unpaid depending on the location, and at least 1 international internship totalling 4 credits 

 Term 1 (fall – 15 weeks)? 

• Methodology and Research Methods - French
• Organizational Dynamics in the Hospitality Industry - English
• Operations in the Hospitality Industry - French
• Business Models and Environments of the Hospitality Industry - English
• Introduction to Human Resources Management - English  

Term 2 (winter – 15 weeks) 

• Business Performance and Information Systems - French  
• Accounting and Performance Measurement - French  
• Innovation and the Hospitality Industry - English  
• Legal Frameworks of the Hospitality Industry - French  
• Services Marketing - English  

Term 3 (summer – 20 weeks) Hybrid  

• Security Management and Engineering in the Hospitality Industry - English  
• Exploration of a Hospitality Business – 20-week internship 

Term 4 (fall – 12 weeks) 

• Finance - English
• Quality and Client Experience - English
• Revenue Management and E-commerce in the Hospitality Industry - French
• Diversity, Cultures and Inclusion - French  

Term 5 (winter – 15 weeks) 

• Budget Processes and Operations - English
• Stimulation of Business Resources in the Hospitality Industry - English
• Mobilization, Human Resources and Hospitality - English
• + 2 elective courses from the following:
  • Gastronomy and Culinary Cultures - French
  • Gourmet Restaurant Management - French
  • Hospitality establishments and tourist destinations - English
  • Dynamics of Event Planning and Banquets - French
  • Seminar Outside Quebec - French/English
  • Digital Transformation and Business Intelligence - French
  • Optimization of Lodging and Food Service Processes - French

Term 6 (summer – 20 weeks) Hybrid  

• Management and Leadership - French  
• Supervision in a Hospitality Business – 20-week internship  

Term 7 (fall – 12 weeks) 

• Dashboards and Performance Evaluation - English  
• Hotel Management Seminar - French  
• Dynamics of Labour Relations - French
• + 1 elective course from among the following:
  • Gastronomy and Culinary Cultures - French
  • Gourmet Restaurant Management - French
  • Hospitality Establishments and Tourist Destinations - English
  • Dynamics of Event Planning and Banquets - French
  • Seminar Outside Quebec - French/English
  • Digital Transformation and Business Intelligence - French
  • Optimization of Lodging and Food Service Processes

Term 8 (winter – 15 weeks) 

• Management Practice Evaluation in the Hospitality Industry - English  
• Project Management and the Hospitality Industry - French  
• Hospitality Management Seminar – English  
• Entrepreneurship - French  
• Strategy and Performance in the Hospitality Industry - English

NOTES:

Some electives may not be offered every session.

Each course lasts 45 hours, except for two courses taken during the internships (30 hours each).

The ITHQ reserves the right to offer courses in French or English based on instructor availability. Note that approximately 60% of our courses are offered in French and 40% are offered in English.

Two internship placements at a host company that are paid or unpaid (depending on the destination), one of which is international (675 hours over a period of 5 months each, i.e. 20 weeks out of a total of 26)

Students must look for their own internship opportunities to find establishments that will let them get the most out of their experience based on their goals and background. The ITHQ will support you to make sure your internship experience is tailored to your skills and goals.

The ITHQ’s hotel partnership program and many members in its network will help facilitate your searches. After their training, students who have proven themselves in the workplace will be in a better position to access manager training programs and pursue their careers at major hotels or other types of establishments.

Alternating work-study (program)

Internships are mandatory for all of our regular programs. Specific rules have been established for each one. Any special conditions that an applicant is known to have upon enrolling in a program (health status, family situation, criminal record, etc.) may limit options for internship placements and job offers. Under no circumstances may these conditions be used to obtain an exemption to the rules for completing the program’s internship requirement. Note that you may need a visa for your internship, which may limit access to some destinations.

NOTE: Internships in Canada are always paid.