BA (Hons) in International Tourism and Hospitality Management PENDING APPROVAL

Applicants must have a relevant upper secondary education or equivalent foreign education such as A-levels or a high school degree with the equivalent minimum grade of 2.75 GPA.

In addition, proof of English language skills is required in the form of a verified IELTS test with a minimum score of 6.0, a TOEFL score of 550 (paper-based) or 213 (computer-based) or an equivalent English language proficiency test.

Proof of English language proficiency

• IELTS Academic: overall score of 6.0 (with no more than one band with 5.5, but no score below 5.5)
• PTE Academic: overall score at least 52 (one band is allowed to be under 52, but no score below 48)
• TOEFL (internet-based):  Overall score of 70 (one band is allowed to be under 20, but no band below 15)

Note that we do not accept home editions from the three tests above and tests may not be more than two years old.

• Applicants with citizenship from the USA, UK, Ireland, Australia, New Zealand, or Canada do not need to show proof of language proficiency
• Applicants coming from some African countries may be exempt from providing an English test when they meet certain criteria

Letter of Motivation

• Relevant work experience is a requirement for any applicant who has a study gap of more than 2 years. 
• The motivational letter should be a maximum of one page and focus on personal experience rather than basic personal or academic information.

Valid Passport

• Your passport must be valid for the duration of your studies.

The application form should be submitted by the deadline listed above. Early submission is recommended.

Admission decisions will be announced 4 weeks after the application deadline.

An online application form should be submitted in accordance with the deadlines provided in the application and admission sections.

Seats are limited, so make sure to apply as soon as possible to secure your place. Please note applications for more than one programme will take longer to process and could take up to 6 weeks after the deadline. As interest is high, early submission is recommended.

International students living abroad should be aware of the extra time required for obtaining a visa and residence permit – in many cases 3 months or more.

For information on visa application procedures, please contact your nearest Danish Embassy or Consulate. 

Early Admission

Your application is accepted: Your place in Niels Brock Copenhagen Business College's first-year class is secured, pending completion of payment.

A final decision on your application is deferred: Your credentials will be revisited within the context of the regular admission pool of applicants.

Your application is denied: If you are denied admission under early admission, you may not reapply for admission under regular admission during the same year.

Regular Admission

If you didn't apply within early admission, you will be considered under regular admission. This means that you will get a response after the regular admission deadline.

Admission decisions will be announced no later than 4 weeks after the application deadline.

If you are accepted into the programme, a Letter of Acceptance including payment details will be sent to the email address provided in the application form.

NOTE: Once you have been accepted into the programme, the first tuition payment needs to be made by the due date stated in your Letter of Acceptance.

Within 10 days of having received the payment, Niels Brock Copenhagen Business College will send you a signed ST1 residence permit application form by email, allowing you to begin the visa application process.

Applications must be submitted via the application form.

For further information regarding application and admission, please contact our admission team on admissions@nielsbrock.dk.

The UK programmes from De Montfort University are regularly evaluated by the Danish Evaluation Institute (EVA). The EVA approvals are valid for three years and have a direct impact on the issuing of student visas by the Danish Immigration Authorities. Student visas cannot be issued beyond the validity period of the EVA approvals.

Student visas may not cover the full period of study in the years when individual programmes are being re-evaluated by EVA. Therefore, students must apply for a visa extension covering the period of study exceeding the current EVA approval.

Please note that the Danish Immigration Authorities will require the standard processing fees for the visa extension and the family reunification visas will also have to be extended.

NBCBC will provide all supplementary documentation free of charge but does not fund any visa processing fees imposed by the Danish Immigration Authorities.

• See EVA evaluations

For further information regarding visa extensions, please visit New to Denmark or contact the Danish Immigration Authorities directly.

The total tuition fee is DKK 286,000.

• See the full fee, terms and conditions

Please note that fees and deadlines may vary depending on the intake.

A Windows-based laptop is included in the tuition. Therefore, you do not need to bring your own.

For the BA (Hons) in International Tourism and Hospitality Management programme, there is an Entry Scholarship of up to DKK30,000.   

• Eligibility criteria: Open to international (non-EU/EEA) applicants from countries underrepresented among the Niels Brock Copenhagen Business College student body, these numbers are reviewed every November and take effect the following academic year.
  
  
• Application deadline: All international applicants who wish to be considered for scholarships must apply normally for the chosen programme by the stated deadlines.  
  
  The outcome of the scholarship application will be stated in the letter of acceptance.
  
  
• Selection Criteria:  First, you must be selected for admission based on our admission process. Secondly, you must be a citizen of a country with representation of less than 10% amongst the Niels Brock Copenhagen Business College’s entire student body.  

How to Apply

You will be automatically awarded the scholarship and informed through your Letter of Acceptance. You do not need to do anything in addition to submitting a full application by the application deadline. 

Disbursement of the Scholarship

The scholarship will be spread out over the three years of study with an even amount being deducted from each year’s tuition.

As a graduate of the BA (Hons) in International Tourism and Hospitality Management, you would typically enter job roles in sectors such as:

• Destination Management
• Hotel Management
• Tour Management
• Travel Agency
• Catering Management
• Sales and Marketing
• Event Management
• Project Management

Postgraduate studies

You may continue into postgraduate studies at institutions which recognise a British BA degree within fields naturally linked to the Tourism and Hospitality areas.

As a graduate of this programme, you can apply to study a Master at DMU in Leicester or Copenhagen as an alumnus/alumna.

Read more Postgraduate courses at De Montfort University.