Bachelor in Global Hotel Management

Global Hotel Management at Woosong University in Daejeon, South Korea, prepares students for careers running and managing hotel and hospitality operations. The curriculum typically covers front office management, housekeeping operations, food and beverage service, revenue management, and hospitality marketing, alongside broader business subjects such as finance, human resources, and customer service. Students often gain practical experience through hands-on training components or simulated hotel operations, learning how guest services, reservations systems, and facility management work together to run a hotel efficiently. Coursework also addresses the international nature of the hospitality industry, including tourism trends, cross-cultural guest service, and the operational standards used by hotel chains that operate across multiple countries. Because hospitality is a service-driven field, programs place strong emphasis on communication skills, problem-solving under pressure, and the ability to manage staff and guest expectations simultaneously. Graduates typically pursue roles such as front office manager, food and beverage manager, event coordinator, revenue manager, or general hotel management trainee, working for hotel chains, resorts, and hospitality groups both in Korea and internationally. The global hospitality and tourism industry offers career mobility across countries, so graduates trained with an international outlook often find opportunities to work abroad as they advance in their careers. This bachelor's degree spans four years, with intakes available in March and September, and instruction is delivered in English, allowing international students to train in hotel management within a Korean university setting while building skills applicable to hospitality markets worldwide.