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  • Spain
    • Madrid
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Subject Areas
Accounting Business Communications Finance Global Studies Hospitality International Business Liberal Arts Social Sciences Tourism

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Program Type
Direct Enrollment
Degree Level
Bachelors
Language
English

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Starting Price
17100
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Tuition fees for European Campuses: 15.400 €
Tuition fees for Shiller Online (Distance Learning): $ 8,550
Mar 23, 2023
Sep 08, 2022
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About Program

International Hospitality and Tourism is one of the fastestgrowing sectors in the service and business industries. Students will gain the professional knowledge and skills necessary for a career in Hospitality and Tourism management. From operating a hotel, resort, and/or restaurant to leading leisure and recreational activities.

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Program Highlights

  • +9% Expected growth
  • 52,5K Projected Employment
  • Career Areas: Accommodation, Food & Beverage, Travel, Tourism, Events, Sports and Recreation
  • * US Market. Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.

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MANUEL
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MBA in International Business

Sep 8, 2022

Many students require an MBA to land their ideal career. The Global American University, Schiller, assisted me in obtaining mine. With the assistance of the school and the career services, I was able to acquire a summer internship with Amazon, which resulted in a full-time offer. Schiller, which has various campuses provides excellent job options. The quality and variety of international students at Schiller stood out. I met and learned from peers from all over the world, and I plan to continue to leverage my global network as my career progresses.
I went to Schiller to shift my professional path, and I was successful in doing so, switching from finance to a tech position. Living in Heidelberg was also an unforgettable experience; there was always something interesting and fascinating to do, and being in a global city made networking and hiring a breeze. I would suggest Schiller to anyone who enjoys a challenge and wants to step out of their comfort zone.

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My Schiller Experience

May 25, 2016

Being an international university, Schiller gives you the opportunity to meet people from all over the world and learn about their cultures. The campus in Madrid is located in a very nice and safe area close to everything. The teaches in this campus are very helpful and always want you to succeed. They take time out of their day to provide you with any extra help you might need.

The student council is always organizing great activities for the students to go to and have fun together. They help the students to get to know each other, visit new cities while exposing them to Spanish culture.

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Staff Interviews

These are in-depth Q&A sessions with program leaders.

Isabel Campbell

Program
BS in International Hospitality and Tourism Management
Job Title
Deputy Campus Director
Isabel Campbell is the Deputy Campus Director and Registrar/Head of Studies at the Madrid Campus of Schiller International University. She holds a Master of Education in Leadership and Management and Post-Graduate studies in Distance and Online Education. She experienced the challenges of international education in person and enjoys helping students to make the most of the international educational experience.
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Did YOU study abroad?! If so, where and what inspired you to go?

I was born abroad in Turkey and have spent much of my life “studying abroad” in different shapes and forms.

My first study abroad experiences probably started when I was about 5 years old - I briefly went to a French girls school in Tabriz, Iran - I learned no French, but my Farsi improved and I learned all the playground games. I needed the Farsi to be able to play the games. I also spent a couple of weeks at a girls school in Gijon, Asturias and remember being made to rewrite the number 8 until I did it “de la forma correcta” (the right way).

I had never had to do this in the British system. It is those many little unexpected experiences that sum up the benefits of experiencing different cultures. You learn that what is important in one place may not be so important elsewhere and that you need a real reason to learn a language.

As an undergraduate, I did study abroad for a year at the University of Poitiers in France as part of my degree in French and History at Edinburgh University. This was actually an obligatory part of my degree program - I chose Poitiers because it was one of Europe’s medieval universities. I like history, ok?

Describe a time when you felt especially proud to be part of the Schiller International University Madrid team.

Schiller International University Madrid is a great team and I often feel proud of the students and the staff and faculty. Graduation day is always a very special day - seeing student complete their studies and begin their professional lives is immensely satisfying for us all.

I love hearing from our alumni - they all have really interesting lives - Schiller alumni are often great entrepreneurs and have set up companies all over the world. I am proud that we have played a part in this.

The Staff and Faculty constantly amaze me - I have faculty who have found specialist internships for students and generously given their time to explain their professional experiences. The staff are used to resolving all kinds of student issues - from international bank transfers to local knowledge - students come up with the weirdest questions. but I have to say that we have always managed to answer them!

What unique qualities does your company possess?

Uniquely, Schiller International University has been offering Study Abroad programs since it was founded – in fact, they are the reason why we were founded!

In 1964, the University started taking US students to Germany - success here led to the opening of other campuses in other European countries. Generations of study abroad students have come to Schiller - and when many of them wanted to stay, we developed into a full university offering complete degree programs. We are the Study Abroad program that does not need to end.

Our origins are still part of our on-going mission to prepare our students for international careers.Today, Schiller offers the possibility of experiencing the advantages of study abroad throughout the whole of our degree programs - you can study in Spain, France, Germany, the USA and soon the UK.

You can design your international experience to visit all the campuses or just stay at one. You will get to know your host country - but you will also share your classroom with students from all over the world.

You will need to learn how to work with them. We can offer our students all the advantages of a study-abroad program within the framework of a full degree.

Talking of degrees, Schiller is also unique because we offer our students two degrees from the USA and the UK. Our degrees are recognized in the Americas, Europe, and the Commonwealth countries.

What about the future of the industry? How do you think study abroad and international education will change over the next 10 years?

I think that study abroad and international education are essential to creating flexible and knowledgeable citizens of the future. However, this is not necessarily new.

efore the printing press, this was the only way to gain access to specialist knowledge. Medieval scholars traveled spending time at the great university towns - Montpellier, Heidelberg, Salamanca, Poitiers, Padua, and many more.

Today, we can access unimaginable amounts of information on the internet, we do not have to travel. This raises the question, why study abroad? In answer, I think many more of us will be international citizens than in the past. We will live and work in many different countries during our professional lives. We must have the skills to function in this international environment and we need to have educational qualifications that allow us to work anywhere in the world.

The best way to learn how to deal with different cultures, values, and ways of doing things is to actually have to live with them! For example, when I was in Brazil the one thing that stood out was doing paperwork in Brazil. It was extremely irritating – until I learned that Brazilians are culturally conditioned to please - they hate saying no, and would rather ask you for unnecessary additional papers than to give you a straight refusal.

About The Global American University, Schiller

We are The Global American University, Schiller, the new concept of education aimed at people who understand that running in a global world requires a Global Mindset. Through our four International Campuses (Tampa, Paris, Madrid, Heidelberg), we provide students with The Real Global Learning Experience. A learning-by-living education that allows...

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