Master in Applied Hospitality Management

For Master in Applied Hospitality Management, tuition fees are 25,720 AUD per year.

The Master in Applied Hospitality Management is a 2-year program for students who want a Master's degree in Management. It's taught in English at Le Cordon Bleu Australia and helps students gain skills to succeed in the hospitality industry.

This program covers subjects like hospitality management and business. Students develop skills in areas such as marketing, finance, and human resources, and get hands-on experience through practical projects.

Graduates can work as Hospitality Managers, Hotel Managers, Event Coordinators, Food and Beverage Managers, or Tourism Managers. They can find jobs in hotels, restaurants, tourism companies, and event planning firms.

Le Cordon Bleu Australia brings the global culinary heritage of a well-known international brand to students seeking professional training in culinary arts, pâtisserie and hospitality. Founded in 1992 and serving around 2,000 students, the school offers two core program streams that combine technical kitchen practice with menu development, food safety and industry standards. Training emphasizes professional technique, creativity and the disciplined workflows used in commercial kitchens.

Teaching is intensely practical and studio-based, with small class sizes in teaching kitchens, demonstrations by experienced chefs and regular practical assessments. Students develop a portfolio of dishes and techniques, while exposure to real-world industry expectations helps with employability. The school cultivates links with hospitality employers and alumni networks, enhancing opportunities for internships, staged placements and graduate roles in restaurants, hotels and food businesses.

International students benefit from structured timetables, clear assessment pathways and student support services that assist with English, visas and transition to life in Australia. Graduates typically pursue roles as culinary professionals, pastry chefs or supervisory staff, or continue to further study in hospitality management. Prospective applicants should review program entry criteria, consider practical costs for tools and uniforms, and plan placement or work options early to maximize career outcomes.