The International Hospitality Management Code ... - Stenden Rangsit
The International Hospitality Management Code ... - Stenden Rangsit
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<strong>Hospitality</strong> Operations <strong>Management</strong><br />
Module coordinators: Mr. Wichard Zwaal, Mr. Rob van Vuuren<br />
Study load: 336 SBU<br />
Study Credits: 12 EC<br />
Desired entry level: Admitted to the IHM main phase<br />
Module objectives <strong>The</strong> student demonstrates the ability to:<br />
1. apply the following operations research techniques (department<br />
audit, process analysis and productivity measurement) in a<br />
department of <strong>Stenden</strong> University Hotel or another affiliated<br />
company ;<br />
2. apply the Balanced Score Card principles in order to become an<br />
excellent organisation;<br />
3. apply project management techniques for a possible hospitality<br />
project in <strong>Stenden</strong> University Hotel or another affiliated<br />
company;<br />
4. manage a department (POLC) in <strong>Stenden</strong> University Hotel or<br />
another affiliated company, setting clear goals, organising staff<br />
and other resources, coaching staff, providing feedback,<br />
controlling and evaluating the performance, maintaining and<br />
securing the ISO-9001 quality standards;<br />
5. manage effectively and productively cultural diversity;<br />
6. promote sustainable success in service business through value<br />
driven leadership;<br />
7. work effectively in a team.<br />
Module content: Every student is held responsible for the operational management<br />
of a business unit, outlet or department of the Wyswert Holding.<br />
Every other week students are either on-stage, working in the<br />
<strong>Stenden</strong> University Hotel, or off-stage studying the issues raised in<br />
practice. Both the work experience in practice and the work-based<br />
learning experiences in school are aimed at enhancing relevant IHM<br />
competencies. In the off-stage weeks, students will also work on<br />
their <strong>Hospitality</strong> Research Project(BD).<br />
Educational methods: CBL, skills labs, guest lectures, practical training and self-study.<br />
Assessment Module assignment, participation<br />
Part 2 Hotel <strong>Management</strong> Study Guide 2011-2012 44