About Blue Mountains International Hotel Management School

Blue Mountains International Hotel Management School Highlights 

College Info

Blue Mountains International Hotel Management School (BMIHMS) is a private educational institution that was established in the year 1991. A connection to Laureate Hospitality Education exists. In Leura, Melbourne, Adelaide, and Sydney, there are four campuses for BMIHMS. Torrens University is where it belongs. The Tertiary Education Quality and Standards Agency regulates the UG and PG courses, which are fully self-affiliated under the Australian Higher Education Standards framework. It holds a WTO certification and belongs to the Association of Commonwealth Universities.

Event management, hospitality management, and tourism are the three main academic disciplines offered at this university. The institute, which is located in Australia's New South Wales, provides a Master of International Hotel Management, an MBA in International Hotel Leadership, and bachelor's degrees in Business-International Hotel and Resort Management. The goal of every course is to give students specific knowledge and training in the disciplines they are studying.

The GPP programme, often known as the Graduate Privileged Program, is one of the most notable aspects of BMIHMS. It is a distinctive quality of the sector to take in top graduates. With companies including Four Seasons, Hilton, Hyatt, Hilton Cains, Marriott International, IHG, Accor, TFE Hotels, and Starwood Hotels and resorts, the college maintains beneficial commercial and academic connections.

Scholarships are available at the college for both domestic and foreign students. The international student population at BMIHMS is sizable. Modern infrastructure is present in the institute. Throughout the course, students receive an enhanced learning environment thanks to worldwide exposure.

Blue Mountains International Hotel Management School Courses

Below mentioned are the tuition fees for courses offered at BMIHMS:

Course	Indicative Annual Fees 2021 (in AUD)	Indicative Total Course Tuition Fees (in AUD)
Bachelor of Business and (International Hotel and Resort Management)	31,000	93,000
Master of International Hotel Management	32,000	48,000
Master of Business Administration (International Hotel Leadership)	32,000	48,000

Blue Mountains International Hotel Management School English Language

• English for Academic Purposes 1 and 2 (Intermediate to Advanced)

  Available levels
  • English for Academic Purposes 1 (CRICOS: 098575F) 
  • English for Academic Purposes 2 (CRICOS: 098576E)

  Successful completion of EAP 1

  • Academic IELTS 6.0, or
  • Pearson Test of English (PTE) 50-57, or
  • TOEFL iBT 79-93, or
  • Torrens University Strategic Objective Placement Test (OPT) Rating 10.

  Successful completion of EAP 2

  • IELTS 6.5 or equivalent (for 7.0 exit), or
  • Pearson Test of English (PTE) 58-64, or
  • TOEFL iBT 60-78, or
  • Torrens University Strategic Objective Placement Test (OPT) Rating 11.

  International students requirements

  • Minimum academic IELTS 4.5 or equivalent.
  • Students can gain entry to EAP 2 after a successful completion of EAP 1. 

Blue Mountains International Hotel Management School Highlights

Type	Private
Campus Setting	Suburbs
Application Portal	Torrens University Application Form
Mode of Payment	Credit Card, Cheque, BPAY, Overseas Bank Transfer
Mode of Program	Full-Time, online
Work-study Program	Yes
Basic Tuition Fee for International Undergraduate Students	93,000 AUD (for three years)
Basic Tuition Fee for International Graduate Students	48,000 AUD (for two years)
Test Scores	IELTS or equivalent

BMIHMS Cost of Living

A student is better prepared financially if they are aware of the cost of living in Australia on average. The costs shown below serve as a rough estimate of what might be expected in the nation. It may change depending on how the pupils live. To live in Australia for a year, students must have at least 21,041 AUD in their accounts.

Particulars	Estimated Costs (per week in AUD)
Hostels and Guesthouses	90-150
Shared Rental	95-215
On Campus	110-280
Homestay	235-325
Rental	185-440
Boarding schools	11,000-22,000

Particulars	Estimated Costs (per week in AUD)
Groceries and eating out	140-280
Gas, electricity	10-20
Phone and internet	15-30
Public Transport	30-60
Car (after purchase)	150-260
Entertainment	80-150