Bachelor of Hotel Management (BHM)
Affiliation
Pokhara University
Duration
4 Years (8 Semesters)
Paid Work
400+ Hours
Majors
Food | Room
The Bachelor of Hotel Management (BHM) at Pokhara University prepares students for diverse roles in hospitality, including hotel management, event planning, and food and beverage management. The curriculum covers hotel operations, customer service, marketing, accounting, and finance. Experienced faculty ensure graduates are prepared for supervisory and management trainee positions. The program guarantees internships and job placements in five-star properties in Nepal and abroad, with opportunities in countries like China, India, Japan, Hongkong, Thailand, Dubai, Qatar, Bahrain, Europe, USA, and Australia, offering international exposure for global hospitality careers.
Key Career Paths:
Hotel and Resort Management
Food and Beverage Supervision
Front Office and Housekeeping Management
Cruise Line and Airline Hospitality
Event and Conference Management
Hospitality Sales and Marketing
Travel and Tour Operations
Hospitality Entrepreneurship
Customer Relations and Guest Services
Hospitality Consulting and Research
The college has been very fortunate with the quality of students group it has been attracting over the years. To acknowledge and appreciate the outstanding performance of students, the college has instituted a “Performance Based Scholorship” for the Bachelor’s degree program that is transparent and competitive. The scholorship scheme has the following provisions.
SGPA Range | Tuition Fee Waiver |
4.00 | 100% tuition fee waiver |
3.94 | 50% tuition fee waiver |
> 3.88 and < 3.94 | 40% tuition fee waiver |
3.88 | 30% tuition fee waiver |
3.80 and < 3.88 | 15% tuition fee waiver |
3.70 and < 3.80 | 10% tuition fee waiver |
Topper of each section | Rs. 1000 cash + certificate |
Department Contact Info.
Bachelor of Hotel Management (BHM)
Bimal Aryal, Asst. Program Coordinator, BHM Program
Eligibility for Enrollment
- Must have successfully completed 10+2 or PCL or any other equivalent degree from Higher Secondary School Board, or from universities or boards recognized by Pokhara University.
- Must have studied English as a full paper at the PC Level or 10+2 programme.
- Must have secured the minimum marks of 45% / 2 CGPA at 10+2 level.
- Must pass the entrance test administered by BIC.
Fee structure
This fee is applicable to the Fall 2025 batch only. Scholarships are available. Please visit the college for more details.
BIC BHM Key Strengths

Comprehensive Curriculum

Industry Partnerships

International Internship & Job Placement

Career Development Support

Specialization Options

State of the Art Facilities
The Bachelor in Hotel Management (BHM) program aims to equip students with essential knowledge, practical skills, professional attitudes, and industry competencies required to perform effectively in the national and international hospitality and tourism sectors. Upon the successful completion of the program, graduates will be able to:
- Demonstrate comprehensive knowledge and practical proficiency in core areas of hotel operations, including front office, housekeeping, food and beverage service, and culinary arts, with the ability to apply operational standards, procedures, and quality benchmarks to meet industry expectations.
- Provide customer-oriented and culturally sensitive hospitality services by understanding diverse customer needs, preferences, and service expectations, thereby ensuring guest satisfaction, loyalty, and service excellence in both local and international settings.
- Apply foundational principles of business management, including marketing, accounting, human resources, and financial planning, to support the effective administration and strategic decision-making processes within hospitality organizations.
- Exhibit leadership capabilities and team management skills by effectively supervising diverse teams, resolving conflicts, motivating staff, and contributing to collaborative work environments aimed at achieving organizational objectives.
- Communicate clearly and professionally in verbal, written, and digital formats, utilizing appropriate communication tools, language, and etiquette to interact effectively with guests, colleagues, and stakeholders across various professional contexts.
- Employ current and emerging hospitality technologies such as property management systems (PMS), point-of-sale (POS) systems, and digital communication tools to enhance the efficiency, accuracy, and quality of hotel operations and guest services.
- Demonstrate ethical awareness and social responsibility by integrating sustainable practices in hospitality operations, adhering to professional codes of conduct, and promoting environmental conservation, social equity, and corporate responsibility.
- Identify entrepreneurial opportunities and apply innovative thinking to develop hospitality-related ventures, products, or services by assessing market trends, customer behavior, and business viability in a competitive industry landscape.
- Demonstrate intercultural competence and a global perspective by recognizing the impact of cultural diversity in hospitality settings and adapting service delivery methods to accommodate guests from various backgrounds and regions.
- Conduct applied research and data analysis using appropriate research methodologies and tools to solve real-world problems, improve service delivery, and inform evidence-based practices in the hospitality and tourism industry.
Industry expert at BIC
Global Expertise, Local Excellence A Global Leader in Hospitality now at BIC

Manoj Virmani
Advisor, BHM Program, Former VP, Operations, Support & Quality, ITC Hotels, India
We are thrilled to welcome Mr. Manoj Virmani to the Boston International College family! With a remarkable career at the ITC Group of Hotels, Mr. Virmani brings global expertise to our Bachelor of Hotel Management (BHM) program. Join us as we embark on a journey toward excellence in hospitality education, right here at BIC.
Guiding Culinary Talent: Welcome to Our Kitchen

Mr. Rajan Kumal
“Cooking with Passion, Teaching with Purpose” is my Motto.
Boston International College is proud to welcome Mr. Rajan Kumal, the Executive Chef, to our BHM program. With a wealth of experience from the Taj Group of Hotels and his current role as Executive Chef at CMT Resort, Chef Kumal brings unmatched expertise and passion to our culinary journey.
Curricular Structure
Course Code | Course Description | Credit Hours |
ENG 204 | Business Communication for Hospitality Industry | 3 |
FNB 171 | Food Production and Patisserie I (Theory) | 3 |
FNB 191 | Food Production and Patisserie I (Practical) | 1.5 |
FNB 172 | Food and Beverage Service I (Theory) | 3 |
FNB 192 | Food and Beverage Service I (Practical) | 1.5 |
RDM 181 | Accommodation Operations I (Theory) | 3 |
RDM 191 | Accommodation Operations I (Practical) | 1.5 |
THS 161 | Fundamental of Tourism and Hospitality | 3 |
Course Code | Course Description | Credit Hours |
FHN 191 | Food Hygiene & Nutrition | 3 |
FNB 174 | Food Productions and Patisserie II (Theory) | 3 |
FNB 194 | Food Productions and Patisserie II (Practical) | 1.5 |
FNB 175 | Food and Beverage Service II (Theory) | 3 |
FNB 195 | Food and Beverage Service II (Practical) | 1.5 |
RDM 182 | Accommodation Operations II (Theory) | 3 |
RDM 193 | Accommodation Operations II (Practical) | 1.5 |
MGT 231 | Foundation of Management | 3 |
Course Code | Course Description | Credit Hours |
STT 101 | Hospitality Statistics | 3 |
FNB 271 | Food Productions and Patisserie (Theory) | 3 |
FNB 291 | Productions and Patisserie III (Practical) | 1.5 |
FNB 272 | Food and Beverage Service (Theory) – III | 3 |
FNB 292 | Food and Beverage Service III (Practical) | 1.5 |
RDM 281 | Room Division Management I (Theory) | 3 |
RDM 291 | Room Division Management I (Practical) | 1.5 |
MIS 201 | Introduction to Management Information system | 3 |
Course Code | Course Description | Credit Hours |
ACC 126 | Hospitality Accounting and Costing | 3 |
FNB 274 | Food Productions and Patisserie IV (Theory) | 3 |
FNB 294 | Food Productions and Patisserie IV (Practical) | 1.5 |
FNB 275 | Food and Beverage Service IV (Theory) | 3 |
FNB 295 | Food and Beverage Service IV (Practical) | 1.5 |
RDM 283 | Room Division Management II (Theory) | 3 |
RDM 293 | Room Division Management II (Practical) | 1.5 |
MKT 143 | Hospitality Marketing | 3 |
Course Code | Course Description | Credit Hours |
FIN 133 | Fundamentals of Financial Management | 3 |
HRM 153 | Hospitality Human Resources Management | 3 |
MGT 312 | Fundamentals of Entrepreneurship | 3 |
RCH 311 | Research Methodology | 3 |
BSM 383 | Behavioral Science in Hospitality Management | 3 |
Course Code | Course Description | Credit Hours |
PRJ 451 | Project Work | 3 |
Specialization I | ||
Specialization II | ||
Elective I | ||
Elective II |
Course Code | Course Description | Credit Hours |
INT 396 | Internship | 6 |
Course Code | Course Description | Credit Hours |
INT 397 | Internship | 6 |
Subject | Credit Hours |
Principles of Management | 3 |
English I | 3 |
Accommodation Operation (Practical) – I | 1.5 |
Accommodation Operation (Theory) – I | 3 |
Food & Beverage Service (Practical) – I | 1.5 |
Food & Beverage Service (Theory) – I | 3 |
Food Production & Patisserie (Practical) – I | 1.5 |
Food Production & Patisserie (Theory) – I | 3 |
Fundamentals of Tourism and Hospitality | 3 |
Subject | Credit Hours |
Basic Mathematics | 3 |
Food Hygiene & Nutrition | 3 |
English II | 3 |
Accommodation Operation (Practical) – II | 1.5 |
Accommodation Operation (Theory) – II | 3 |
Food & Beverage Service (Practical) – II | 1.5 |
Food & Beverage Service (Theory) – II | 3 |
Food Production & Patisserie (Practical) – II | 1.5 |
Food Production & Patisserie (Theory) – II | 3 |
Subject | Credit Hours |
Fundamentals of Sociology | 3 |
Introduction to Management Information System | 3 |
Hospitality Accounting I | 3 |
Room Division Management (Practical) – I | 1.5 |
Room Division Management (Theory) – I | 3 |
Food & Beverage Service (Practical) – III | 1.5 |
Food & Beverage Service (Theory) – III | 3 |
Food & Beverage Service (Practical) – III | 1.5 |
Food Production & Patisserie (Theory) – III | 3 |
Subject | Credit Hours |
Business Communication for the Hotel Industry | 3 |
Hospitality Accounting II | 3 |
General Psychology | 3 |
Room Division Management (Practical) – IV | 1.5 |
Room Division Management (Theory) – IV | 3 |
Food & Beverage Service (Practical) – IV | 1.5 |
Food & Beverage Service (Theory) – IV | 3 |
Food Production & Patisserie (Practical) – IV | 1.5 |
Food Production & Patisserie (Theory) – IV | 3 |
Subject | Credit Hours |
Advance Food & Beverage Management | 3 |
Advance Accommodation operation Management | 3 |
Hospitality Marketing | 3 |
Fundamentals of Financial Management | 3 |
Business Research Method | 3 |
Business statics | 3 |
Hospital Human resource Management | 3 |
Subject | Credit Hours |
Tourism Business Environment | 3 |
Tourism Economics | 3 |
Strategic Management | 3 |
Project Work | 3 |
Advance Food Production Management | 3 |
Advance Room Division Management | 3 |
Fundamentals of Entrepreneurship | 3 |
Subject | Credit Hours |
Internship | 6 |
Subject | Credit Hours |
Internship | 6 |