Course Level: | Master's | |
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Course Program: | Hospitality, Tourism and Events | |
Course Duration: | 2 Years | |
Course Language: | English | |
Required Degree | 4 Year Bachelor’s Degree | |
Full Name: Vistula School of Hospitality (Szkoła Główna Turystyki i Hotelarstwa Vistula)
Location: Warsaw, Poland
Language of Instruction: Primarily Polish, with some programs offered in English
Bachelor's Degrees: Offers undergraduate programs in fields such as Tourism and Recreation, and Hospitality Management.
Master's Degrees: Provides graduate programs, including those focusing on Tourism and Hospitality.
Other Programs: Includes various diploma courses, certifications, and professional development opportunities.
International Focus: Emphasizes global perspectives in hospitality and tourism education, attracting students from various countries.
Industry Connections: Strong ties with the hospitality industry, providing students with practical experience through internships and partnerships with leading hotels and tourism companies.
Experienced Faculty: The school boasts a faculty with significant industry experience and academic expertise.
Modern Campus: Equipped with state-of-the-art facilities, including hospitality training centers, computer labs, and student accommodations.
Library and Resources: Access to a comprehensive library with a wide range of academic resources and research materials.
Clubs and Organizations: Numerous student clubs and organizations related to hospitality and tourism.
Events and Workshops: Regularly hosts events, workshops, and seminars with industry professionals and experts.
Accreditations: Accredited by relevant educational authorities in Poland and recognized in the European Union.
Partnerships: Collaborates with international institutions and participates in exchange programs.
Career Services: Provides career counseling, job placement assistance, and networking opportunities with alumni and industry leaders.
Internships: Offers a range of internships to help students gain hands-on experience in their chosen fields.
Alumni Network: A strong network of alumni who are active in the hospitality and tourism industries worldwide.
Industry Events: Regularly hosts conferences, guest lectures, and networking events to connect students with industry leaders.
Tourism and Recreation
Specializations: Hotel Management, Event Management, Wellness & Spa, Gastronomy, and Tourism Management.
Curriculum Highlights: Principles of tourism, hospitality management, marketing, sustainable tourism, and practical internships.
Language of Instruction: Polish and English options available.
Hospitality Management
Specializations: Hotel and Restaurant Management, Tourism Organization and Management.
Curriculum Highlights: Business management, hospitality operations, financial management, customer service, and hands-on training.
Language of Instruction: Primarily in Polish, with some courses offered in English.
International Tourism and Hospitality Management
Curriculum Highlights: Advanced studies in international tourism, strategic management, global hospitality trends, research methods, and thesis work.
Language of Instruction: English.
Tourism and Hospitality Management
Specializations: Event Management, Hotel Management, Tourism and Travel Agencies.
Curriculum Highlights: Leadership in tourism, advanced hospitality marketing, sustainable tourism development, and industry-specific research projects.
Language of Instruction: Polish and English options available.
Professional Diplomas: Short-term courses focusing on specific areas such as Event Management, Culinary Arts, Hotel Management, and Tourism Marketing.
Certifications: Specialized certifications in areas like Spa and Wellness Management, Sustainable Tourism Practices, and Hospitality Customer Service.
Course Program Name |
Duration of the Course |
Tuition Fees Per Year (USD) |
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Tourism and Recreation |
3 years (6 semesters) |
$3,500 |
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- Hotel Management |
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- Event Management |
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- Wellness & Spa |
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- Gastronomy |
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- Tourism Management |
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Hospitality Management |
3 years (6 semesters) |
$3,500 |
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- Hotel and Restaurant Management |
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- Tourism Organization and Management |
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Course Program Name |
Duration of the Course |
Tuition Fees Per Year (USD) |
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International Tourism and Hospitality Management |
2 years (4 semesters) |
$4,000 |
Tourism and Hospitality Management |
2 years (4 semesters) |
$4,000 |
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- Event Management |
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- Hotel Management |
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Course Program Name |
Duration of the Course |
Tuition Fees Per Year (USD) |
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PhD in Hospitality Management |
3-4 years (6-8 semesters) |
$5,000 |
PhD in Tourism Studies |
3-4 years (6-8 semesters) |
$5,000 |
Location: Warsaw, Poland
Language of Instruction: Polish and English
Programs Offered: Bachelor's, Master's, and various diploma courses in hospitality and tourism management.
Undergraduate Programs:
High school diploma or equivalent
Proficiency in English or Polish
Sometimes an entrance exam or interview
Graduate Programs:
Bachelor’s degree in a related field
Proficiency in English or Polish
Relevant work experience (for some programs)
Sometimes an interview or additional documentation
English: International students must provide proof of English proficiency (e.g., TOEFL, IELTS) if the program is in English.
Polish: Students taking courses in Polish must demonstrate proficiency in the Polish language.
Orientation Programs: Introductions to campus, culture, and academic expectations.
Language Courses: Polish language courses for non-native speakers.
Academic Support: Tutoring, writing centers, and study groups.
Career Services: Job placement assistance, internships, and career counseling.
Accommodation: On-campus and off-campus housing options.
Student Organizations: Clubs and societies for international students to engage and network.
Cultural Activities: Events and activities celebrating diverse cultures.
Student Clubs: Various clubs related to hospitality, tourism, and other interests.
Networking Events: Opportunities to connect with industry professionals and alumni.
Internships: Arranged with leading hotels, resorts, and tourism companies.
Industry Partnerships: Strong connections with the hospitality industry for real-world experience.
Accommodation: $300 - $600 per month, depending on the type and location.
Food: $150 - $300 per month.
Transportation: $30 - $50 per month.
Miscellaneous: $100 - $200 per month for personal expenses.
Merit-Based Scholarships: Available for high-achieving students.
Need-Based Aid: Financial assistance based on the student’s economic situation.
External Scholarships: Opportunities from external organizations and governments.
Explore Programs: Review the bachelor's programs available, such as Tourism and Recreation or Hospitality Management, and choose the one that aligns with your career goals.
High School Diploma: A certified copy of your high school diploma or equivalent.
Transcripts: Academic transcripts from your high school.
Language Proficiency: Proof of English or Polish proficiency (e.g., TOEFL, IELTS, or a certificate of Polish language proficiency).
Passport: A copy of your valid passport.
Other Documents: Any other documents required by the specific program (e.g., letters of recommendation, personal statement).
Online Application: Complete the online application form available on the Vistula School of Hospitality website.
Payment: Pay the application fee if applicable. This fee is usually non-refundable.
Submission: Submit your completed application along with the required documents.
Interview: Attend an interview if required by the program. This can be conducted in person or online.
Notification: Wait for the admission decision. You will be notified via email about the outcome of your application.
Acceptance: If accepted, confirm your enrollment by following the instructions provided in the admission letter.
Visa Application: For international students, apply for a student visa using the acceptance letter.
Explore Programs: Review the master's programs available, such as International Tourism and Hospitality Management or Tourism and Hospitality Management.
Bachelor’s Degree: A certified copy of your bachelor’s degree diploma.
Transcripts: Academic transcripts from your previous university.
Language Proficiency: Proof of English or Polish proficiency (e.g., TOEFL, IELTS, or a certificate of Polish language proficiency).
Passport: A copy of your valid passport.
CV/Resume: An updated CV or resume.
Other Documents: Any other documents required by the specific program (e.g., letters of recommendation, personal statement).
Online Application: Complete the online application form available on the Vistula School of Hospitality website.
Payment: Pay the application fee if applicable. This fee is usually non-refundable.
Submission: Submit your completed application along with the required documents.
Interview: Attend an interview if required by the program. This can be conducted in person or online.
Notification: Wait for the admission decision. You will be notified via email about the outcome of your application.
Acceptance: If accepted, confirm your enrollment by following the instructions provided in the admission letter.
Visa Application: For international students, apply for a student visa using the acceptance letter.
The Vistula School of Hospitality typically has two main intake periods for its programs:
Fall Intake: Begins in October
Spring Intake: Begins in February
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Educational Qualifications:
High school diploma or equivalent.
Language Proficiency:
English Programs:
TOEFL, IELTS, or equivalent.
Minimum required scores:
IELTS: 6.0
TOEFL iBT: 70-80
Alternatively, a certificate confirming completion of previous education in English.
Polish Programs:
Certificate of Polish language proficiency (for non-native speakers).
Additional Requirements:
Completed online application form.
Academic transcripts.
Copy of a valid passport.
Personal statement or motivation letter (specific programs may require this).
Letters of recommendation (if required).
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Educational Qualifications:
Bachelor’s degree in a related field (e.g., Tourism, Hospitality, Business Administration, or a related discipline).
Language Proficiency:
English Programs:
TOEFL, IELTS, or equivalent.
Minimum required scores:
IELTS: 6.5
TOEFL iBT: 80-90
Alternatively, a certificate confirming completion of previous education in English.
Polish Programs:
Certificate of Polish language proficiency (for non-native speakers).
Additional Requirements:
Completed online application form.
Academic transcripts from previous universities.
Copy of a valid passport.
Updated CV or resume.
Personal statement or motivation letter (specific programs may require this).
Letters of recommendation (if required).
Relevant work experience (for some programs).
Scholarship Name |
Eligibility Criteria |
Benefits |
Application Deadline |
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Merit-Based Scholarship |
- High academic performance |
- Partial or full tuition fee waiver |
(typically prior to program start) |
Need-Based Scholarship |
- Demonstrated financial need |
- Partial tuition fee waiver |
(typically prior to program start) |
International Student Scholarship |
- International students with excellent academic records |
- Partial tuition fee waiver |
(typically prior to program start) |
Alumni Scholarship |
- Graduates of Vistula Group institutions |
- Tuition fee discount |
(typically prior to program start) |
Sports Scholarship |
- Outstanding achievements in sports |
- Partial tuition fee waiver |
(typically prior to program start) |
Cultural Scholarship |
- Contribution to cultural activities |
- Partial tuition fee waiver |
(typically prior to program start) |
Special Talent Scholarship |
- Demonstrated exceptional talents in arts, science, or technology |
- Partial tuition fee waiver |
(typically prior to program start) |
Facility |
Description |
Cost (USD per Month) |
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On-Campus Accommodation |
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- Single Room |
Private room with shared kitchen and bathroom facilities |
$350 - $450 |
- Double Room |
Shared room with another student, shared kitchen and bathroom |
$250 - $350 |
Off-Campus Accommodation |
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- Private Apartment |
Entire apartment, suitable for one or more students |
$500 - $700 |
- Shared Apartment |
Shared with other students, private room, shared common areas |
$300 - $500 |
- Homestay |
Living with a local family, includes some meals |
$400 - $600 |
Campus Facilities |
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- Library |
Extensive collection of academic resources |
Included in tuition |
- Computer Labs |
Equipped with the latest technology |
Included in tuition |
- Study Areas |
Quiet and group study spaces |
Included in tuition |
- Recreational Facilities |
Gym, sports fields, and recreational areas |
Included in tuition |
- Cafeteria |
On-campus dining options with various cuisines |
Pay-per-use |
- Student Lounge |
Social space for students to relax and interact |
Included in tuition |
Support Services |
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- Student Counseling |
Psychological and career counseling services |
Included in tuition |
- Health Services |
Basic health services and access to local healthcare providers |
Pay-per-use |
- International Office |
Support for international students including visa assistance |
Included in tuition |
- Career Services |
Job placement assistance, internships, and career counseling |
Included in tuition |
Transportation |
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- Public Transport |
Easy access to buses, trams, and metro |
$20 - $40 (monthly pass) |
- Bicycle Rentals |
On-campus bike rentals and storage |
Pay-per-use |
Quality Education: The Vistula School of Hospitality provides a strong academic foundation with a focus on hospitality and tourism management.
Experienced Faculty: Professors and instructors with significant industry experience.
Modern Facilities: Access to state-of-the-art classrooms, computer labs, and a well-stocked library.
Research Opportunities: Opportunities to engage in research projects and attend academic conferences.
Student Organizations: Numerous clubs and societies, including hospitality clubs, sports clubs, cultural clubs, and more.
Events and Activities: Regular events such as cultural festivals, sports tournaments, and themed parties.
Networking Opportunities: Events and workshops that allow students to network with industry professionals and alumni.
Cultural Exchange: A diverse student body with students from various countries encourages cultural exchange and understanding.
Language Learning: Opportunities to learn Polish and other languages.
Cultural Events: Festivals and events celebrating different cultures, such as international food fairs, music nights, and traditional dance performances.
Student Counseling: Psychological and career counseling services.
Health Services: Access to basic health services and support in finding local healthcare providers.
International Office: Assistance with visa applications, residence permits, and other issues relevant to international students.
Career Services: Job placement assistance, internships, career counseling, and workshops on resume writing and interview skills.
Sports Facilities: On-campus gym, sports fields, and recreational areas.
Fitness Programs: Fitness classes and wellness programs.
Outdoor Activities: Opportunities for hiking, cycling, and other outdoor activities in and around Warsaw.
On-Campus Housing: Comfortable living arrangements with various room options.
Off-Campus Housing: Assistance in finding private apartments or shared housing in Warsaw.
Homestay Programs: Opportunities to live with local families.
Cafeteria: On-campus dining options with a variety of cuisines.
Nearby Restaurants: A range of dining options available in the vicinity of the campus.
Meal Plans: Available for students living on-campus or in homestay programs.
Public Transport: Convenient access to buses, trams, and the metro system.
Bicycle Rentals: On-campus bike rentals and storage facilities.
Carpooling: Organized carpooling options for students.
Scholarships: Merit-based, need-based, and special scholarships for sports, cultural activities, and exceptional talents.
Financial Aid: Assistance in finding external scholarships and financial aid opportunities.
Accommodation: On-campus and off-campus options ranging from $250 to $700 per month.
Food: Monthly expenses for food typically range from $150 to $300.
Transportation: Monthly public transport pass costs around $20 to $40.
Miscellaneous: Personal expenses usually range from $100 to $200 per month.
Campus Security: 24/7 security services on campus.
Emergency Services: Access to emergency medical services and local police.
Career Counseling: One-on-one sessions to help students identify career goals and develop career plans.
Resume and Cover Letter Assistance: Guidance on creating effective resumes and cover letters.
Interview Preparation: Workshops and mock interviews to prepare students for job interviews.
Job Search Assistance: Help with job searches, including access to job listings and networking opportunities.
Collaborations: Strong ties with leading hotels, resorts, travel agencies, and tourism companies.
Recruitment Events: On-campus recruitment events and job fairs where students can meet potential employers.
Internship Opportunities: Internships arranged with industry partners to provide practical experience.
Networking: Access to a vast network of alumni working in various sectors of the hospitality and tourism industries.
Mentorship: Opportunities for mentorship from experienced alumni.
Mandatory Internships: Many programs include mandatory internships as part of the curriculum.
Internship Placements: Assistance in finding internships that match students’ career interests.
International Internships: Opportunities for internships abroad through partnerships with international organizations.
High Employment Rate: A significant percentage of graduates find employment within six months of graduation.
Diverse Opportunities: Graduates work in various sectors, including hotels, resorts, event management companies, travel agencies, and more.
Case Studies: Examples of successful graduates who have established careers in renowned hospitality and tourism organizations.
Alumni Achievements: Stories highlighting the achievements of alumni in leadership roles.
Top Recruiters: Collaboration with top employers in the hospitality and tourism industries.
Recruitment Events: Regular visits from industry leaders and potential employers.
Skill Development: Regular workshops and seminars to enhance skills such as leadership, communication, and customer service.
Guest Lectures: Guest lectures from industry professionals providing insights into the latest industry trends and practices.
Sign-Up: Students register with the career services office to access placement services.
Resume Building: Assistance in creating professional resumes and profiles.
Career Portal: Access to an online career portal with job listings and application tracking.
Workshops: Participation in skill development workshops and training sessions.
Applications: Guidance on applying for internships and job positions.
Interviews: Preparation for interviews and participation in on-campus recruitment drives.
Support: Ongoing support from career services to ensure successful placement.
Program Popularity:
Some programs may have higher demand and, consequently, be more selective.
Applicant Pool:
The quality and number of applicants can vary each year, influencing the acceptance rate.
Institutional Capacity:
The number of available spots in each program.
Admission Criteria:
The academic and professional qualifications required for admission.
Vistula School of Hospitality Stokłosy 3, 02-787 Warsaw, Poland