School of Humanities and Tourism Management
English
Hotel Management
Airline Business Management
Tourism and Cruise Management
International Tourism and Hospitality Management
Culinary Arts and Design
The School of Humanities at Bangkok University (BU) is unlike any other.
The School of Humanities and Tourism Management at Bangkok University is designed for the next generation of people interested in the tourism, hotel, and restaurant industry. BU offers a variety of specializations including English Language, Hotel Management, Tourism Management, Exhibitions and Conventions, Airline Business Management, and Culinary Arts and Food Design (International Program). Each course focuses on developing knowledge through a "Work-Learn-Play" approach, allowing students to enjoy learning and engage in practical activities both inside and outside the classroom.
Alongside acquiring a strong academic foundation, students also have the opportunity to develop essential life skills for the 21st century, including the study of foreign languages such as Chinese, Japanese, and Korean.
To boost professional skills, BU has the Tourism Tower—a modern facility equipped with hotel management, food and beverage, tourism, and aviation labs. It offers students real-world training opportunities. Additionally, our students can intern with top organizations, nationally and internationally, gaining valuable professional experience that prepares them for rewarding careers after graduation.
School of Humanities and Tourism Management
Prepare for the real world with our state-of-the-art laboratories and virtual learning environments.
Our strong partnerships with foreign institutes and business leaders provide you with opportunities to intern with top companies.
A team of expert and experienced faculty in their fields, with distinguished and experienced visiting professors.
A comprehensive education that meets the needs of all service industries, with a focus on practical learning and academic rigor.
Choose from 6 language groups, including Chinese, Korean, Japanese, Spanish, German, and French, to increase your ability to communicate and work with clients from diverse cultures.
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