ATU BBus Honours International Hotel and Hospitality Management
Atlantic Technological University · School of Marketing, Tourism, Services, Retail and Languages · Galway City, Ireland- Full-time on campus
- English
- 240 ECTS
EUR 94,480, current published bases
annual fee from September 2027
before country reduction
240 ECTS
Ireland time
programme assessment
component rule applies
What is ATU BBus Honours International Hotel and Hospitality Management?
BBus Honours International Hotel and Hospitality Management is a 4 years, full-time ATU programme in Galway City. For September 2027, its complete planning model is EUR 94,480, approximately INR 100.58 lakh, using the current published fee, Ireland’s finance floor and stated allowances. The course sections separate admission, curriculum, placement and professional evidence from outcomes ATU doesn’t promise.
ATU BBus Honours International Hotel and Hospitality Management is a 4 years, full time, 240 ECTS Level 8 degree at Galway City. It concentrates on hotel operations, food, rooms, revenue, marketing, strategy and two distinct work experience periods. The current ATU course page controls the award, campus, delivery and curriculum details.
The official curriculum below preserves every module row found on the current programme page.
The public listing can’t answer every personal decision. It doesn’t guarantee a preferred timetable or employer, and a conditional opportunity isn’t equivalent to a confirmed place.
How much does BBus Honours International Hotel and Hospitality Management cost for an Indian student?
The complete 4 years planning total is EUR 94,480, about INR 100.58 lakh. It combines tuition at ATU's September 2027 policy rate with the Irish finance floor, insurance, registration, visa and application charges. It isn't a fixed invoice for later years or a guarantee that actual living costs will match the floor.
4 years planning total
| Item | INR | Local currency | When it is due |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tuition at current policy rate across 4 years | INR 55.36 lakh | EUR 52,000 | Modelled at EUR 13,000 per year |
| Living-funds evidence across the course | INR 42.58 lakh | EUR 40,000 | Immigration finance floor, not a complete living budget |
| Medical-insurance allowance | INR 1.28 lakh | EUR 1,200 | EUR 300 planning allowance for each modelled year |
| Immigration registration | INR 1.28 lakh | EUR 1,200 | EUR 300 for 4 assumed registration(s) |
| Single-entry visa and ATU application | INR 0.09 lakh | EUR 80 | One visa and one direct non-EU application |
| Full programme planning total | INR 100.58 lakh | EUR 94,480 | At current published bases |
The Irish finance requirement is evidence of accessible funds, not a university charge and not a complete household budget. Converted at EUR 1 = INR 106.459, the European Central Bank reference rate on 20 October 2026. Remittance rates and future charges differ.
ATU reserves the right to review and make changes to the annual tuition fees for future intakes.ATU international fee policy
ATU’s international fee policy sets the annual on-campus bachelor fee at EUR 13,000 from September 2027. This newer policy controls the intake covered here and supersedes lower figures still visible in older DreamApply material.
Holding that annual rate constant gives EUR 52,000 of tuition over 4 years. ATU can change a later year’s schedule, so each invoice remains controlling and the model doesn’t claim a fee freeze.
Irish immigration’s published finance floor contributes EUR 40,000 across the same duration. It demonstrates access to funds for a visa or registration decision; rent, food, utilities, placement travel and personal spending can exceed it.
Insurance and registration allowances add EUR 2,400, while the one-time visa and application charges add EUR 80. Flights, housing deposits, equipment, document certification, bank margins and optional placement relocation remain outside EUR 94,480.
The INR comparison uses the ECB rate of 20 October 2026. Because the obligation is denominated in euro, a household plan should retain EUR 94,480 as the controlling figure instead of treating INR 100.58 lakh as a future remittance quote.
Can an Indian applicant meet ATU BBus Honours International Hotel and Hospitality Management entry rules?
Admission begins with the academic and English conditions in the table, not the course title alone. ATU makes the equivalence decision from complete evidence, while any subject, portfolio, placement, vetting or professional condition remains separate. Meeting a published minimum supports assessment of the file but doesn't guarantee selection. Check ATU's <a href="https://www.atu.ie/study/international/international-entry-requirements" rel="noopener">India requirements</a>.
| Requirement | Published rule | What you do |
|---|---|---|
| Academic route (India) | Standard XII at 70 percent overall, including 65 percent in Mathematics and English | Upload complete results and grading evidence |
| Programme evidence (India) | CBSE, CISCE or state board results and evidence for the published English rule | Prepare this before paying the application fee |
| English (India) | IELTS 5.5 overall with 5.0 in each component | Use a result valid at course start |
| GRE or GMAT (India) | Not published as required | Do not add an unrequested test |
| Translations (India) | Official translation plus original | Upload both versions where required |
The course specific question is whether the file proves CBSE, CISCE or state board results and evidence for the published English rule. Name relevant modules, assessed work and experience. A general statement of motivation cannot replace evidence the programme asks ATU to assess. ATU’s India requirements are the primary reference for the central academic and English evidence.
ATU’s India guidance is the general country comparison. The current undergraduate English table is separate from academic eligibility, and programme wording can be stricter. Use the strictest published condition until ATU confirms otherwise in writing.
No GRE or GMAT requirement was found. Documents not in English need both the original and an official translation. Complete marksheets matter because a final certificate alone cannot show subject preparation or the published grade threshold.
Three checks before an Indian applicant pays
Academic equivalence remains ATU's decision
Original awards, marksheets and grading evidence allow ATU to assess the file; a third-party conversion cannot make the admission decision.
Programme evidence remains separate
A portfolio, interview, subject prerequisite, clearance or experience condition must be evidenced wherever the official course record requires it.
Admission and later outcomes have different owners
An offer confirms admission to study. Employers, immigration authorities and professional bodies make their own later decisions under separate rules.
How should an Indian applicant plan the ATU BBus Honours International Hotel and Hospitality Management application?
ATU's official non-EU catalogue lists 1 May 2027 at 23:59 Europe/Dublin for September 2027 entry. A complete early file leaves time for document questions, the offer, deposit and fee payment before the separate visa process. Starting an application isn't the same as satisfying every requested condition. The <a href="https://noneuapply.atu.ie/courses/course/444-bbus-bachelor-business-honours-international-hotel-and-hospitality-management" rel="noopener">ATU non-EU application listing</a> controls the intake status and closing time.
Submit the exact ATU non-EU course application with complete academic, English and programme-specific evidence; the issued offer then controls conditions, deposit and fee timing before the separate immigration file.
| Start by | Task | Takes | Why this date |
|---|---|---|---|
| 02 Nov 2026 | Complete English evidence | 60 days | Allow for test booking, component scores and official result delivery. |
| 02 Dec 2026 | Resolve course fit | 30 days | Match the full academic record to every published admission condition. |
| 02 Dec 2026 | Assemble the file | 30 days | Collect identity, academic and programme-specific evidence. |
| 01 Jan 2027 | Submit the ATU application | 30 days | Use the exact course record and answer document questions. |
| 31 Jan 2027 | Prepare the visa file | 90 days | Use the issued offer, payment, finance and insurance evidence. |
The allowances are Nbyula planning estimates, not processing times published by Atlantic Technological University.
The application belongs to the exact campus, award and study mode shown on this page. Similar titles, common-entry routes and exit awards can carry different conditions, so the course identity on the submitted choice and issued offer must agree. The non-EU application record identifies the exact route and intake used here.
A complete file normally combines passport, full academic records, grading information and accepted English evidence, plus any programme-specific portfolio, interview, reference or clearance material. A missing item can prevent assessment even when the portal records an application as submitted.
Admission and immigration have different owners. ATU decides the offer and payment conditions; Irish immigration decides the study-visa or residence file using the rules and financial evidence in force when the applicant travels.
The portal closes at 23:59 Ireland time, so the usable final day ends earlier in India.
What jobs can follow ATU BBus Honours International Hotel and Hospitality Management?
The defensible outcome is the portfolio of assessed work created through modules, projects and any confirmed placement. ATU's course material can identify relevant functions or employers, but it doesn't provide a complete exact-cohort salary distribution or guaranteed job for this programme. Graduate permission and professional recognition remain conditional. Check <a href="https://www.irishimmigration.ie/my-situation-has-changed-since-i-arrived-in-ireland/third-level-graduate-programme/" rel="noopener">graduate permission</a> and <a href="https://enterprise.gov.ie/en/what-we-do/workplace-and-skills/employment-permits/employment-permit-eligibility/highly-skilled-eligible-occupations-list/critical%20skills%20occupations%20list.html" rel="noopener">external rules</a> separately.
| Measure | Figure | Basis |
|---|---|---|
| Programme directions | hotel operations, rooms, food and beverage, revenue, events and hospitality management | ATU course and curriculum |
| Programme placement rate | Not published | No exact programme series located |
| Programme salary | Not published | No exact programme salary source |
| Graduate permission | 12 months | Conditional Irish graduate route |
Role names show curriculum alignment. They do not establish vacancies, professional registration, permit eligibility or an individual salary outcome.
Employers can inspect the actual technical, creative, analytical or practice evidence produced during the course. That evidence is stronger than the award title alone, but each vacancy still applies its own skill, experience and work-permission criteria. The graduate-permission rules and external professional or employment evidence must be checked independently.
A named role or company on a university page demonstrates relevance, not recruitment from every cohort. A measurable employment claim would also need the cohort size, response rate, international-student share, destination date and definition of employment.
Ireland’s Third Level Graduate Programme is a separate immigration application after an eligible award. It supplies conditional job-search time rather than an employer, salary or later employment permit.
Professional or regulated fields retain the external body’s education, examination, supervised-practice and registration rules. University admission confirms a study place; it doesn’t silently confer a later protected title.
Who is BBus Honours International Hotel and Hospitality Management for?
The strongest fit is a student who can evidence the published preparation, accepts the full-time Galway City format and can fund EUR 94,480 without uncertain employment income. It is weaker when chosen mainly for the ATU name, one optional module or an employment or professional result that no cited source measures. See the <a href="https://www.qqi.ie/" rel="noopener">Irish framework</a>.
| Verdict | Your background | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Strong fit | Applicant who meets every published academic and English condition | The file can be assessed on the intended route. |
| Strong fit | Applicant whose intended work connects to assessed modules and projects | Course evidence can support the direction without inventing an outcome. |
| Needs evidence | Applicant relying on placement, elective or professional recognition | Availability and external rules require written confirmation. |
| Needs evidence | Household budgeting only from one year's tuition | The complete model is EUR 94,480 before listed exclusions. |
| Do not shortlist | Applicant who needs guaranteed employment, salary or immigration permission | The course and cited outcome evidence promise none of them. |
Academic fit is visible in the original transcript, subject sequence and assessed projects. A threshold permits review of the file; it doesn’t erase missing preparation or guarantee selection where capacity and complete evidence still matter. The Irish qualifications framework supports the award-level comparison only.
Course fit comes from the compulsory structure rather than one attractive elective. The issued module set, assessment method, attendance and progression rules decide what the student will actually complete in the incoming cycle.
Career fit is narrower than a list of possible job titles. A credible plan identifies which skills will be evidenced through coursework, which require placement or previous experience, and which remain employer or professional-body decisions after graduation.
Financial fit uses the whole EUR 94,480 planning case and its exclusions. Student work permission can’t safely fill a pre-existing funding gap, and exchange-rate movement can change the INR comparison without changing the euro obligation.
What does the 240 ECTS ATU BBus Honours International Hotel and Hospitality Management curriculum contain?
The current ATU curriculum shows how BBus Honours International Hotel and Hospitality Management progresses through compulsory study, options and applied work across 4 years. Named rows are evidence of the published structure, not a guarantee that every elective runs. The issued curriculum, timetable, prerequisites and progression rules control the incoming September 2027 combination.
| Component | ECTS | Where it sits |
|---|---|---|
| Academic and Professional Skills (SC:HC) | 5 | Year 1, semester 1, Mandatory |
| Introduction to Event Industry | 5 | Year 1, semester 1, Mandatory |
| Social Media Fundamentals | 5 | Year 1, semester 1, Elective |
| Introduction to Public Relations | 5 | Year 1, semester 2, Mandatory |
| World Cultures and Etiquette | 5 | Year 1, semester 2, Elective |
| Industry Skills | 10 | Year 1, semester Year, Mandatory |
| Essentials of Business | 10 | Year 1, semester Year, Mandatory |
| Introduction to the Hotel, Hospitality and Tourism Industry | 10 | Year 1, semester Year, Mandatory |
| Information and Digital Technologies | 5 | Year 1, semester Year, Mandatory |
| Spirits, Liqueurs and Mixology | 10 | Year 1, semester Year, Elective |
| French Language and Culture 1 | 10 | Year 1, semester Year, Elective |
| German Language and Culture 1 | 10 | Year 1, semester Year, Elective |
| Gaeilge Language and Culture 1 | 10 | Year 1, semester Year, Elective |
| Spanish Language and Culture 1 | 10 | Year 1, semester Year, Elective |
| Financial Accounting | 5 | Year 2, semester 1, Mandatory |
| Marketing Principles | 5 | Year 2, semester 1, Mandatory |
| Fundamentals in Culinary Skills | 5 | Year 2, semester 1, Mandatory |
| Event Management | 5 | Year 2, semester 1, Elective |
| Food for Health and Wellbeing | 5 | Year 2, semester 1, Elective |
| Culinary Skills for Hospitality Managers | 5 | Year 2, semester 2, Mandatory |
| Management Principles | 5 | Year 2, semester 2, Mandatory |
| Business and Consumer Law | 5 | Year 2, semester 2, Mandatory |
| Workplace Culture | 5 | Year 2, semester 2, Elective |
| Wedding Planning | 5 | Year 2, semester 2, Elective |
| Menu Management with Contemporary Service Techniques | 10 | Year 2, semester Year, Mandatory |
| Rooms Division Management | 10 | Year 2, semester Year, Mandatory |
| Business Information Tools | 10 | Year 2, semester Year, Elective |
| Wine Studies | 10 | Year 2, semester Year, Elective |
| French Language and Culture 2 | 10 | Year 2, semester Year, Elective |
| Gaeilge Language and Culture 2 | 10 | Year 2, semester Year, Elective |
| German Language and Culture 2 | 10 | Year 2, semester Year, Elective |
| Spanish Language and Culture 2 | 10 | Year 2, semester Year, Elective |
| Work Based Learning – Industry Placement | 30 | Year 3, semester 1, Mandatory |
| Tourism Economics | 5 | Year 3, semester 2, Mandatory |
| Strategic Management for Hospitality | 5 | Year 3, semester 2, Mandatory |
| Human Resource Management | 5 | Year 3, semester 2, Mandatory |
| Management Accounting | 5 | Year 3, semester 2, Mandatory |
| Services Marketing | 5 | Year 3, semester 2, Mandatory |
| Train the Trainer | 5 | Year 3, semester 2, Elective |
| Contemporary Beer Studies | 5 | Year 3, semester 2, Elective |
| Business Intelligence | 5 | Year 3, semester 2, Elective |
| French Language and Culture 3B | 5 | Year 3, semester 2, Elective |
| Gaeilge Language and Culture 3B | 5 | Year 3, semester 2, Elective |
| German Language and Culture 3B | 5 | Year 3, semester 2, Elective |
| Spanish Language and Culture 3B | 5 | Year 3, semester 2, Elective |
| Sales and Marketing Management | 5 | Year 4, semester 1, Mandatory |
| Employee Resourcing | 5 | Year 4, semester 1, Mandatory |
| Tourism Transport Management | 5 | Year 4, semester 1, Elective |
| Event Studies | 5 | Year 4, semester 1, Elective |
| Performance Management and Decision Making | 5 | Year 4, semester 2, Mandatory |
| Strategic Decision Making | 5 | Year 4, semester 2, Mandatory |
| Sustainable Hospitality and Tourism Management | 5 | Year 4, semester 2, Elective |
| Ethics and Corporate Governance | 5 | Year 4, semester 2, Elective |
| Applied Research Project | 10 | Year 4, semester Year, Mandatory |
| Hotel Revenue & Distribution Management | 10 | Year 4, semester Year, Mandatory |
| Strategic Industry Management Seminars | 5 | Year 4, semester Year, Mandatory |
| International Study Tour | 5 | Year 4, semester Year, Mandatory |
| Facilities and Corporate Services Management | 10 | Year 4, semester Year, Elective |
| Web Design and Development with eCommerce Integration | 10 | Year 4, semester Year, Elective |
| Management Challenge | 5 | Year 4, semester Year, Elective |
| Gaeilge Language and Culture 4 | 10 | Year 4, semester Year, Elective |
| French Language and Culture 4 | 10 | Year 4, semester Year, Elective |
| German Language and Culture 4 | 10 | Year 4, semester Year, Elective |
| Spanish Language and Culture 4 | 10 | Year 4, semester Year, Elective |
| Total | 240 |
- Complete the published credit total for the named award
- Follow the registered mandatory, option and progression rules
- Treat placement and external opportunities according to their issued conditions
The table preserves the named academic sequence rather than collapsing it into broad subject buckets. Credit weighting matters because research, placement, studio, laboratory and project work can require very different amounts of independent time even where module titles look similar.
Module delivery can change after catalogue publication. The current registration material should confirm timetable, elective availability, assessment and placement arrangements. The page therefore preserves the published table without inventing tools, module codes, professional recognition or employer participation.
The module table has 64 published rows. Early examples include Academic and Professional Skills (SC:HC), Introduction to Event Industry, Social Media Fundamentals. Their position in the course matters because introductory work establishes vocabulary and methods that later projects assume rather than reteach.
Later examples such as Introduction to Public Relations, World Cultures and Etiquette, Industry Skills help distinguish this award from a broad subject label. The final transcript depends on the mandatory, elective and progression rules attached to the student’s registered stage.
Credit totals describe academic weight, not weekly contact hours. Laboratory, studio, field, placement and independent-project work can demand very different schedules even when two modules carry the same credit value, so the issued timetable remains material to workload planning.
Options are presented as possibilities rather than promises. Capacity, prerequisites, staffing and timetable clashes can change the combination available to one student, while the official award and progression requirements continue to determine what must be completed.
Should an Indian applicant shortlist BBus Honours International Hotel and Hospitality Management?
Shortlist BBus Honours International Hotel and Hospitality Management only when the published academic route, the assessed course design and the 4 years funding case all fit the intended goal. Admission, placement, professional recognition, graduate permission and employment are separate decisions; the course title or a broad sector statistic can't settle any of them by itself. See <a href="https://www.atu.ie/courses/bachelor-of-business-honours-international-hotel-and-hospitality-management" rel="noopener">course details</a>.
The strongest evidence is the work the issued curriculum makes a student complete. ATU doesn't publish a complete exact-cohort international placement percentage or salary distribution for this programme, so the page doesn't convert curriculum relevance, employer examples or sector scale into a job probability. The <a href="https://www.atu.ie/courses/bachelor-of-business-honours-international-hotel-and-hospitality-management" rel="noopener">official course record</a> remains the primary reference for the current curriculum and delivery.
Look elsewhere when the decision depends on a guaranteed placement, named employer, salary, professional title or immigration result. None is promised by the cited course record. A materially different subject balance or delivery format is a structural mismatch that an application statement cannot repair.
Decision checks complete cost · entry evidence · application timing · outcome evidence
- ATU's September 2027 policy sets annual tuition at EUR 13,000 for this course.
- The complete 4 years planning model is EUR 94,480, about INR 100.58 lakh at the stated ECB rate.
- The September 2027 international deadline is 1 May 2027 at 23:59 Ireland time.
- The 240 ECTS curriculum focuses on hotel operations, food, rooms, revenue, marketing, strategy and two distinct work experience periods.
- The academic starting point is Standard XII at 70 percent overall, including 65 percent in Mathematics and English.
- ATU publishes no exact programme placement rate, salary series or guaranteed Irish employment route.
Frequently asked questions
What is the full cost of BBus Honours International Hotel and Hospitality Management?
The current 4 years planning total is EUR 94,480, about INR 100.58 lakh at the ECB rate dated 20 October 2026. It uses ATU's September 2027 annual fee of EUR 13,000, Ireland's finance floor, insurance and registration allowances, one visa and the application fee. Later fees, actual living costs, flights, deposits and equipment can add more.
What are the entry requirements for ATU BBus Honours International Hotel and Hospitality Management?
ATU asks for Standard XII at 70 percent overall, including 65 percent in Mathematics and English. The file should also show CBSE, CISCE or state board results and evidence for the published English rule. Submit complete results, grading evidence and official translations where needed. ATU's individual assessment decides equivalence and subject fit, so meeting a broad country threshold does not guarantee admission.
What English score does ATU BBus Honours International Hotel and Hospitality Management require?
Use IELTS 5.5 overall with 5.0 in each component. Results should remain valid at the course start, and a programme condition can be stricter than ATU's central table. Check the current offer before relying on an alternative test because portal shorthand and central language pages can use different figures.
When is the ATU BBus Honours International Hotel and Hospitality Management deadline?
The official non EU portal closes the September 2027 route at 23:59 Ireland time on 1 May 2027. This is the current published deadline, not an estimate. Submit earlier when English results, translations or CBSE, CISCE or state board results and evidence for the published English rule still need preparation.
Is ATU BBus Honours International Hotel and Hospitality Management full time?
Yes. The route researched here is full time, lasts 4 years and carries 240 ECTS at Galway City. Delivery is full-time on campus. Separate part time, online or historical routes are not merged into this page's identity, cost or attendance analysis.
What jobs can follow ATU BBus Honours International Hotel and Hospitality Management?
Relevant directions include hotel operations, rooms, food and beverage, revenue, events and hospitality management. These are curriculum aligned possibilities rather than promised outcomes. ATU publishes no exact programme placement rate, salary series or named recruiter list. Prior evidence, professional recognition, employer selection and the actual occupation still determine competitiveness and permit eligibility.
Does ATU BBus Honours International Hotel and Hospitality Management guarantee a placement or job?
No. A published placement, project or practical module does not guarantee an employer allocation, wage, graduate role or sponsorship. Use the current module conditions and written offer, and do not build the budget around placement earnings. ATU publishes no exact programme job placement percentage.
What is the main drawback of ATU BBus Honours International Hotel and Hospitality Management?
The central limitation is that the course has a 12 week placement after year 1 and a 30 week placement at the start of year 3. non eu students complete the long placement in ireland. The course is a poor fit for an applicant who wants a short business degree without practical hospitality work or a guaranteed overseas placement. Confirm that its module weighting and professional limits support the intended role before committing the tuition and living budget.
Sources
These sources support the programme, admission, cost and immigration information used on this page.
Sources checked on October 22, 2026. The next intake covered here is September 2027, closes 1 May 2027.
| No. | Source | Evidence role |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | ATU, BBus Honours International Hotel and Hospitality Management course page | Core programme evidence |
| 02 | ATU, 2027/28 non EU application record | Core programme evidence |
| 03 | ATU, international fee and refund policy | Supporting external evidence |
| 04 | ATU, international entry requirements | Supporting external evidence |
| 05 | ATU, English language requirements | Supporting external evidence |
| 06 | Irish Immigration, student finance requirements | Supporting external evidence |
| 07 | Irish Immigration, long stay study visa | Supporting external evidence |
| 08 | Irish Immigration, visa fees | Supporting external evidence |
| 09 | Irish Immigration, Third Level Graduate Programme | Supporting external evidence |
| 10 | Department of Enterprise, current Critical Skills Occupations List | Supporting external evidence |
| 11 | ECB, EUR to INR reference rate | Supporting external evidence |
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