Les Roches International School of Hotel Management is a private university located in the Swiss Alps in the Canton of Valais. owned by Laureate Education Inc. . Since 1979, Les Roches offers hotel and tourism management programs taught entirely in English. The Les Roches campus is home to approximately 1200 students from 87 different countries every semester, with an additional 580 students on internship around the world at any time.
The school offers a range of undergraduate, graduate and postgraduate courses in the field of hospitality management with branch campuses in China, Spain, and the United States.
The mission of the school is to prepare students for an international career in the service industries. Theschool Roches maintains close ties with the hotel and tourism industry through a panel of industry advisors from four major hotel chains.
In a global survey of 5-star hotel hiring managers, Les Roches was ranked number 2 among all international hospitality management schools for an international career. Statistically, three institutes occupy this ranking position. (TNS Global Survey, September 2010).
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