Lovely and qualified faculty, beautiful campus with a sea view. Multiple cultures, students are…read morefrom all over the world, many nationalities.

From the owner: BA International Business, BA International Relations,…read moreBA Media & Journalism, BA Marketing & Advertising: Communications & PR, MA International Business Management, MA International Relations, MA Marketing and Advertising: Communications & PR.

Check their Google reviews. Mine was taken down for review (I wander why...) so I'll post it here…read moretoo for the time being: I also stand behind every bad Google review previously left" This school is mainly a cash grab and an option for wealthy youth to get a degree but not quality education that will guarantee a stable career. The truth is you don't need a degree to make a career in hospitality and certainly not such at that price! The real value in this industry is your experience (and network) NOT your degree so you might want to avoid investing in hospitality education altogether but especially a rich kid's hub for whom being there is just performative, huge party, drinking culture and straight up bullying if you do not come a privilege background most attend for the sake of looking good having a degree and that will cost you about 25k for 3 months. Many years later I could recognize some of my own experience attending this school by reading the reviews: the gaslighting, the callous staff, the bad internet (I thought was just an issue back then apparently not! 2025 and internet still bad for a campus and not a cheap one!) Do not let their aggressive marketing fool you: they have people all over the world paid a lot of money to sweet-talk you into enrolling. My family had many hopes in this university and majority of savings went into what we now call a scam, it's hard to pick yourself up after realizing that this is what actually happened to you. Since I graduated I never thought of leaving a review but I changed my mind as I read some things hit too close to home! The installations are very poor for what you are paying and the noise insulation is terrible you can hear everything, loud groups of drunk people or walking on high heels at 3:00 AM, people having sex in the next room, yep you'll hear it all, " forget about sleeping in". You'll be constantly sleep deprived from the cramped schedule of classes + work (you'll be working in the school cafeteria this is your "practical classes"° from the lack of having a comfortable place to sleep after washing dishes at 11PM (you are paying 20-25K euros per trimester) no option to take out food, so those aren't the ideal conditions to study. Beware as another reviewer said: You cannot stay in the accommodation you paid for for the midterm break so really you are paying 20K+ euros for a "semester" but that's really 3 1/2 months. The teaching material is poor, slides look like they were made by secondary school students and contain many spelling mistakes. They even used to cut their juice at the breakfast buffet with water (you are paying more than 20,000 per three (3) months) I mentioned the establishment's culture and the bullying, I lol a few months ago when I visited their page recently and saw their DEI resolutions, hey it's never too late to start treating people with dignity but I do not believe this school know what dignity is: they will go with whatever PR will get them more students. After you graduate they will only help you if they can make you pay more money: career dep. will leave your messages on read while events will chase you down to make you pay 100 euros to attend reunions where you are promised a wealth of opportunities but the only sure thing you'll get is alcoholic drinks (which you will have to pay for) Now funny enough the global convo about gender has declined and this page that was up on their website still 3 months ago celebrating diversity is nowhere to be found, only their old rigid gendered dress codes by sex. They never had a page about neurodiversity, they could not, their campus is a terrible learning environment due to the poor installations, the toxic culture and the negligence; Teachers are mediocre some act inappropriate (school counselor even gossips about students!) some Chefs sometimes straight up yell at students and berate them. This behavior is even excused in lectures: "they are chefs". Yes the industry has a lot of issues but that's a separate convo; after researching on the dark side of the hotel industry if you still choose to make a career in it I beg you: at least DO NOT spend 150k on this school for it!