Bachelor of Science in Hotel and Restaurant Management
Ladderized hospitality degree rooted in Baguio tourism with extensive kitchen, hotel, and festival practicums.
- Duration
- 4 years
- Total units
- 132 units
- Format
- On campus
- Credential
- BSHRM
Overview
Students rotate across campus hotel suites, culinary studios, and large-scale event deployments such as Panagbenga.
Partnerships with DOT-accredited resorts enable 600-hour internships and TESDA ladderized pathways.
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01Learning experienceThe skills, projects, and outcomes that shape this program.
Program highlights
- 01On-site training kitchen & mock hotel floors
- 02Event management labs with local resorts and festivals
- 03TESDA ladderized pathways for NC II credentials
What you will learn
- 01Design guest experience blueprints for hotels and restaurants
- 02Lead culinary and service brigades using HACCP-aligned practices
- 03Coordinate large-scale tourism events with LGU partners
- 04Develop hospitality ventures that uplift local communities
02Curriculum4 stages from foundation to completion.
Year 1
Food safety, introductory culinary techniques, and tourism studies.
Year 2
Front-office systems, cost control, and regional cuisine labs.
Year 3
Events management, beverage operations, and enterprise planning.
Year 4
600-hour industry practicum with Baguio hotels & resorts.
03Career directionRoles and professional paths this program can help you pursue.
- 01Hotel supervisor or duty manager
- 02Foodservice entrepreneur
- 03Event and banquet coordinator for Cordillera festivals
04Admissions & costsRequirements, tuition, schedules, and the people who can help.
Requirements
- 01Form 138 or latest report card
- 02PSA Birth Certificate
- 03Medical certificate and vaccination record
- 04Certificate of Good Moral Character
- 05Two 1x1 photos in chef whites or formal attire
- Tuition
- ₱36,500 per semester (AY 2025)
- Financial aid
- Scholarships from Department of Tourism partners and TESDA ladderized grants.
- Application schedule
- Priority screening: February 28Regular intake: May 31
Admissions contact
- Available focus
- Culinary Operations, Hospitality Management
- Offered
- 1st Semester · 2nd Semester
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