Hotel Management Course Duration and Internship | Hotel Management Degree and Diploma Duration

Hotel Management Course Duration | Hotel Management Degree and Diploma Duration. Looking to do Hotel Management from one of the colleges in India and want to know the duration of the course? You are at the correct place.

See the duration of the Bachelor's of Hotel Management course varies from college to college, that can be both government and private colleges.




In some colleges the duration of BHM course is 3 years which is for the degree like in some IHM institutes and Guru Nanak Institute of Hotel Management

In some colleges the duration of the course is 4 years again for the degree like in Amity University

When we talk about Diploma courses in Hotel Management it is mostly for 2 years.

Now if we talk about the Internships see it varies from colleges, you can also do internships in between semesters by taking permission from colleges but most colleges provide internships itself.



In 4 year duration of degrees, there are 2 internships, first one is in 2nd year and last one which is for about 6 months usually is in last year.

It actually depends on the college mostly and they decide the internship schedules. 

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