Australia
“I wanted a challenge and wanted to study somewhere different, and I’ve had a fascination with Australia my entire life. Blue Mountains was one of the best hospitality management options I had heard of and the reputation of the school was fantastic.”
- Judy Bonizzi, Malawi, Year 3 BMIHMS Student.
With an enviable international reputation, the Australian education system offers an innovative, vibrant and multi-cultural environment in which to pursue university level hospitality studies.
| Graduates with Australian hospitality or event management degrees can look forward to their qualifications being very well regarded worldwide, and thus opening up truly global working opportunities. What’s more, it’s not a bad place to visit and live for a while. The locals are easy going and friendly, and the economy continues to expand, particularly the finance and tertiary education sectors. |
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The political environment is robust, but very stable. In essence, it is a tolerant and diverse society offering a safe and very high standard of living.
“I scouted the world basically for a good hotel school and Blue Mountains appealed due to the social aspect of life and its location which is a place where you can focus on your studies.”
- Abel Woldu, Sweden, Year 2 BMIHMS Student
Then there’s the landscape; that remarkable physical environment, that sublime weather, that scenic beauty, those stunning attractions; it’s all true. From cosmopolitan cities to the stark outback, it’s a country full of contrasting and rare travel experiences. Flexible student visas allow international students to take up the hospitality industry’s many part-time work options as students can work 20 hours per week. A strong, growing economy contributes to a buoyant hospitality job market, which means international students can gain valuable work experience as well as supplement funds for travel or further study.
Find out more about studying in Australia
Download the brochure or speak with an enrolment expert to find out why you should study hospitality in Australia.
