University Diploma in Hospitality Management (Co-op)

A two year university diploma in hospitality operations, covering accommodation and food service management, front office systems, revenue basics, service quality and eight months of paid co-op.

University Diploma in Hospitality Management (Co-op) is priced at CAD 25,795, slightly above the standard rate, and its eight months of co-op is the strongest reason to choose the diploma over a shorter certificate.

University Diploma in Hospitality Management (Co-op) is delivered by Vancouver Island University in Nanaimo, a designated learning institution. Because University Diploma in Hospitality Management (Co-op) is a two year university diploma rather than a degree, the Canadian field of study requirement applies to it, so the Post-Graduation Work Permit depends on this programme sitting inside an eligible field at the moment you apply. Where VIU offers the same subject as University Diploma in Hospitality Management (Co-op) at degree level for the same tuition, the degree removes this risk entirely. The eligible field list is revised by the Canadian government, and eligibility for University Diploma in Hospitality Management (Co-op) is tested when you apply rather than when you enrol. The study permit application for University Diploma in Hospitality Management (Co-op) also requires a British Columbia attestation letter, which VIU issues with the letter of acceptance.

Entry to University Diploma in Hospitality Management (Co-op) is Grade 12 or Class 12 at 50 percent or above. The English requirement is IELTS 6.5 with no band below 6.0, and tuition for University Diploma in Hospitality Management (Co-op) is recorded at CAD 25,795 a year with a CAD 156 application fee, with a recorded initial deposit of CAD 10,000. No scholarship is recorded against University Diploma in Hospitality Management (Co-op). Five windows a cycle, across September and January. Apply Study Visa manages the University Diploma in Hospitality Management (Co-op) application, the deposit, the letter of acceptance and the Canadian study permit as one process.