Program Overview

Bachelor Professional

Overview

The Bachelor Professional program is a unique, science-based education that emphasizes practical application and offers flexible program duration options, allowing students to complete this professional qualification in 1.5 years. This program is specifically designed for professionals in tourism and hospitality, providing academic insights into the dynamic industry of hotel management and/or tourism, ensuring career development.

Program Structure

• Duration: 3-6 semesters (1.5-3 years)
• ECTS: 180
• Language: German (proficiency level B2 required)
• Format: Full-time, on-campus

Program Description

Benefit from the expertise of two leading institutions in the field of tourism and hospitality with the BPr program. This program provides academic insights into the dynamic industry of hotel management and/or tourism, ensuring career development. Students can tailor their study experience by selecting elective modules to complement their work experience or explore specific areas of interest.

Why this Program

If you’re looking to solidify your experience, benefit from the combined experience of two respected Austrian hospitality institutions, and get ahead in the industry, this professional qualification is for you. Experience-based entry and flexible study options define this unique bachelor program.

Study Plan

• ÖVH Mandatory Module 1: In this first module led by the ÖVH Unternehmerakademie, students will embark on their educational journey by exploring crucial aspects such as People and Leadership, Strategic Hotel Management, engaging in Expert Talks, and gaining an understanding of Finance and Investing in the hospitality industry.
• MU Vienna Mandatory Module 2 / Semester 1: Building on their knowledge, students will further develop their Business Literacy, delve into the realm of Corporate Responsibility, explore the applications of New Media, and enhance their Critical Thinking skills to navigate the dynamic business landscape.
• MU Vienna Mandatory Module 2 / Semester 2: Students will delve into the world of Entrepreneurship, analyze the intricacies of Tourism and Hospitality Business, and gain insight into the legal framework through Business Law courses, ensuring a well-rounded understanding of the industry.
• MU Vienna Mandatory Module 3: A 900-hour internship will provide students with invaluable hands-on experience in real-world settings, allowing them to apply their knowledge and skills in a professional environment, solidifying their understanding of the industry and building their network.

Elective Modules

• Advanced Hospitality Management
• Hotel Management Operations
• Food and Beverage Management
• Tourism

LECTURERS

• Daniel Dan, Assistant Professor
• Drag
• Lyndon Nixon, Associate Professor

Continuing Education Admissions

Bachelor Professional Admissions

When applying for the Bachelor Professional, applicants must provide the following documents in English:

• Curriculum vitae (personal data sheet)
• Letter of motivation (description of reasons for applying to Modul University Vienna)
• Proof of relevant work experience
• One letter of recommendation
• Proof of English proficiency level B2
• Proof of German proficiency level B2
• Copy of passport
• Passport-sized photograph
• OPTIONAL: Proof you have been accepted to or completed ÖHV Unternehmerakamie (UNA). If you have not yet applied to ÖHV, we will need to liaise with ÖHV to ensure admission will be granted for both institutions

Accepted Language Proficiency Requirements for Bachelor Applicants

• TOEFL Internet-Based Test– 79 points. A minimum of 22 points in writing is required
• IELTS – band score 6.5. We do not accept sub-scores below 6.0. A minimum of 6.0 in writing is required
• Cambridge Certificate – First Certificate in English (FCE): Minimum grade B and a minimum of 173 points are required
• Pearson Academic – 59 points
• Exceptions will only be considered for students who are English natives or have completed their high school education entirely in English at recognized International Schools following American, British, or IB curricula.

Student Housing

Austrian universities typically do not have their own student housing accommodations. Instead, students in Vienna have a variety of excellent housing providers located throughout the city.

Tuition Fees