Cornell-Nanyang Institute of Hospitality Management, Singapore
As the name suggests this institution is a joint-venture between the Nanyang Technological University and Cornell University. The prime objective of the institution is to create path-breaking standards in the Asian hospitality and tourism by developing leaders, managers and entrepreneurs for the industry. Being a merger institution, students get the better of two worlds from the academic staff along with regular inputs from industry executives and experts.
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MMH is a great program, which will prepare you for a great launch into the hospitality industry. For students without financial or math background, some additional effort might be required if they intend to pursue finance and real estate tracks ...
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