Swiss Degree in International Hospitality Management - Year 2 Why Choose IMI? (Diplom Hôtelier/Ère-Restaurateur/Rice HF)

Swiss Degree in International Hospitality Management - Year 2 Why choose IMI? (Diplom Hôtelier/ère-Restaurateur/rice HF)

Year 2 of the programme allows students to develop management and strategy recognised by: techniques and offers an overview of accountancy and marketing planning. At the end of the study semester, students will undertake a culinary internship to provide them with greater insight into the crucial role kitchen practice and preparation plays in hospitality operations.

Semester 3 Internship (Semester 4) Next Step... 22 Weeks 22 Weeks 2 Campus Study Culinary Internship in Swiss Degree in International Hospitality Management - Switzerland or overseas (min. Student Life gross salary in Switzerland: Year 3 CHF 2,190 per month)

120 credits

Study Units - Professional Development Planning 1 - Hospitality Accounting - Front Office Management - The Business of Tourism - Marketing and Consumer Behaviour - Kitchen Industry Training - Food Services Concepts - Intermediate German - Food Production - Basic French Study Programmes - Restaurant Management and Control

Entry Requirements Start Dates - Successful completion of Year 1 of the - February - August Swiss Degree in International Hospitality Management Your future...

17 Why choose IMI? Swiss Degree in International Hospitality Management - Year 3 (Diplom Hôtelier/ère-Restaurateur/rice HF)

The final year of the programme explores advanced decision-making techniques recognised by: and higher-level management strategy. Students will complete a supervisory internship allowing them to put their theoretical management techniques into practice in a real-world environment. On completion of this programme, students are eligible to progress directly to the final semester of IMI’s Hospitality BA (Hons) programme...

Semester 5 Internship (Semester 6) Next Step... 22 Weeks 22 Weeks 2 Campus Study Supervisory Internship in IMI Bachelor of Arts Degree Switzerland or overseas (min. with Honours - five pathways gross salary in Switzerland: (see page 12) Student Life CHF 2,190 per month)

120 credits

Study Units - Professional Development Planning 2 - Managing People in Hospitality - Enterprise Development Project - Tourism Impacts and Sustainability - Hotel Facilities and Operations - Food Costing Purchasing and - Financial Decision Making for Hospitality Merchandising Professionals - Front Office and Housekeeping Industry - International Hospitality Operations Practical Training Management - Advanced German Study Programmes - Hospitality Services Marketing - Intermediate French

Entry Requirements Start Dates - Successful completion of Year 2 of the - February - August Swiss Degree in International Hospitality Management

Award(s) IMI Swiss Degree in International Hospitality Management - Diplom Hôtelier/ère- Restaurateur/rice HF* Your future...

* approved by Canton Luzern and under accreditation by the Swiss Federal Government. 18 Diploma in International Culinary Arts Why choose IMI?

The ICI Diploma in International Culinary Arts offers students, who wish to pursue a career within the culinary industry, a comprehensive culinary management education. The programme consists of approximately 30% practical kitchen training and 70% theoretical classroom learning. There is a strong emphasis on validated by: developing students’ operational management knowledge and understanding alongside the development of basic practical skills.

Semester 1 Optional Internship Next Step... 22 Weeks 22 Weeks 2 IMI Diploma in International Paid internship in Switzerland IMI Higher Diploma in Culinary Arts or abroad (min. gross salary International Culinary Arts in Switzerland: CHF 2,190 per month) Student Life 120 credits

Programme Units

- Commodity Purchasing and - Food Hygiene and Safety Food Merchandising - Professional Pastry - Personal and Professional Techniques Development 1 - Restaurant Management & - Professional Kitchen Control Techniques - Wine and Beverage Studies Study Programmes

Andy Choi Entry Requirements

Malaysia - Possess an appropriate school leaving qualification, as Class of 2006 defined by the UK UCAS and British Council guidelines, or have successfully completed the IMI Certificate award. When Andy Choi graduated - Hold a professional qualification or an award which is deemed in 2006 he had the chance to be of equivalent academic standing to the IMI Certificate to work at the Hilton Dubai (normally in a culinary or related subject). Creek UAE as a Demi Chef - Be able to demonstrate a proficiency in English to IELTS 5 or de Partie at Verre by Gordon equivalent. (Preparation English courses may be available - contact Ramsay. During the Taste Of us to enquire.) Dubai festival in Media City he worked promoting Verre, collaborating with colleagues Vijay and Executive Chef Matt Start Dates Pickop from Verre Pastry Your future... kitchen. Andy is now based in Beijing, where he has been - February - August for the past three years. He is currently Executive Sous Chef IMI Diploma in International Culinary Arts at Brasserie Flo, which was validated by Oxford Brookes University voted Best French Restaurant in Beijing 11 years running. Award(s)

19 Why choose IMI? Higher Diploma in International Culinary Arts

This is an advanced professional cookery programme designed to provide a strong theoretical and practical knowledge and the skills needed to work in a professional culinary environment. Students will also learn transferable management skills to prepare them to manage a professional kitchen and in readiness for a paid, validated by: practical training which will be organised by our Careers and Internships team.

Semester 2 Internship (Semester 3) Next Step... 22 Weeks 22 Weeks 2 IMI Higher Diploma in Paid internship in Switzerland IMI Bachelor’s Degree with International Culinary Arts or abroad (min. gross salary Honours in International in Switzerland: CHF 2,190 per Culinary Arts Student Life month) 120 credits

Programme Units

- Contemporary Professional - Managing People in the Kitchen Techniques Hospitality Industry - European Culinary Skills and - Menu Design and New Application Product Development - Hospitality Services - Personal and Professional Marketing Development 2

Study Programmes - Kitchen Management and Control Sasidhar Thathapudi India Entry Requirements Class of 2008 - Hold a professional qualification or an award which is Working with the chefs at IMI deemed to be of equivalent academic standing to the IMI gave me more confidence to Diploma qualification, normally in a culinary or related subject that contains a significant culinary element. run 5* luxury properties here in - Be able to demonstrate a proficiency in English to IELTS 5.5 New Zealand as an Executive or equivalent. (Preparation English courses may be available - Chef. In general, the contact us to enquire.) lecturers’ detailed method of teaching gave me the theoretical knowledge base to run a successful culinary Start Dates operation. IMI also placed me in an internship at Hotel President Your future... - February - May Wilson Geneva, which gave me - August - November a wide knowledge of a typical European 5* kitchen operation. The hospitality industry is IMI Higher Diploma in International Culinary Arts becoming more competitive so validated by Oxford Brookes University everyone needs to work hard to achieve their goals. Award(s)

20 Bachelor of Arts Degree with Honours in International Culinary Arts Why choose IMI?

This advanced programme is suitable for those who have already completed our Higher Diploma or a UK Associate Degree in International Culinary Arts or equivalent. Tuition has both practical and academic elements, preparing our graduates to cope with the demands and challenges of the professional kitchen. validated by: We teach state-of-the-art technical skills and transferable advanced business and management skills to enable you to work at the highest professional levels.

Semester 4 Optional Internship Next Step... 22 Weeks 22 Weeks 2 IMI BA (Hons) degree in Paid internship in Switzerland Placements in top international kitchens or International Culinary Arts or abroad (min. gross salary Student Life in Switzerland: CHF 2,190 per full-time jobs worldwide. month) 120 credits

Programme Units - International Culinary Arts Business - Managing Information Systems Concept - Personal and Professional - International Gastronomy Development 3 - Leadership and Entrepreneurship - Practical Gastronomy Production

Entry Requirements Study Programmes - Have successfully completed the IMI Higher Diploma programme or possess a recognised equivalent qualification. - Be able to demonstrate a proficiency in English to IELTS 6.0 or equivalent. (Preparation English courses may be available - contact us to enquire.)

Start Dates - February - May - August - November

Award(s)

IMI Bachelor of Arts with Honours in International Culinary Arts Oxford Brookes Bachelor of Arts with Honours in International Culinary Arts

Edwin Phua Singapore Class of 2010 Your future... Chef Edwin has worked at some of the world’s top restaurants and institutions, such as the 3 Hat Restaurant, Salt (Australia), Les Amis Group (Singapore) and Institute of Technical Education (Singapore). He has travelled and participated extensively in competitions worldwide, achieving numerous top awards. Besides competitions, Chef Edwin has had the honour of serving dignitaries, such as Singapore President, Dr. Tony Tan.

21 Rita Zhao China Class of 1998 After working for several years at a five star corporate hotel in Northeast China, I decided to my job and from take a break pursue hotel management studies. I started my postgraduate at the beautiful IMI program Kastanienbaum campus. I had a wonderful and fruitful time which is one of the best there, memories in my life. Now I am working at Hyatt Place Detroit/Auburn Hills as the of Sales. Director Next Step... 2 at IMI or MBA programme Graduate Placement

22 - Managing People in the Hospitality Industry - Hospitality Services Marketing - Food and Beverage Service Optional Internship 22 Weeks Paid internship in Switzerland salary (min. gross or abroad in Switzerland: CHF 2,190 per month) Programme Units Programme - May - November IMI Postgraduate Diploma in International Hotel & Events Management

Start Dates Entry Requirements

120 credits IMI Postgraduate Diploma in InternationalEvents Hotel & Management Semester 1 22 Weeks Postgraduate Diploma in International in Diploma Postgraduate Management Events and Hotel Award(s) - February - August - Normally, a Bachelor’s degree in any discipline. degree a Bachelor’s - Normally, or equivalent. (Contact us for more - English level: 5.5 IELTS, a placement test.) information or if you require - Personal Professional - Personal Professional Development 2 - Hotel Facilities and Operations - Hospitality Accounting 1 - Event Operations The programme’s objective is to equip students, who have limited or no limited or no who have is to equip students, objective The programme’s experience of the hospitality industry, with the practical and management skills and management with the practical industry, of the hospitality experience The core industries. events and related positions in hotel, for entry level necessary with subjects including food and and integrative management focus is operational business development of office management and the front beverage operations, and events management. hospitality organisations

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validated by: validated Next Step... 2 Graduate placements in management training programmes or full-time jobs worldwide.

- Leadership, & Entrepreneurship Innovation in Hospitality - Sustainable Tourism Destinations - Marketing Concepts in the Digital Age

Semester 2 22 Weeks Dissertation or Field Consulting Project (Off campus study) 60 credits Programme Units Programme 23 - August IMI MBA in International Hospitality Management Manchester Met. MBA in International Hospitality Management

Entry Requirements Start Dates (Optional) Award(s) - February - Bachelor’s degree in any discipline. degree - Bachelor’s and experience in any area level of professional - Appropriate not confined to hospitality. or equivalent. - English level: 6.5 IELTS - Competitive Strategies in Hospitality Methods - Business Research - International Hotel Management - Finance and Revenue Management in Hospitality

Internship 22 Weeks Paid internship in Switzerland or abroad salary (min. gross in Switzerland: CHF 2,190 per month)

The experience of living in Switzerland cannot be to many things - it compared was excellent. The school`s and location, atmosphere coupled with Luzern`s charm a space and safety created I could learnwhere about both Class of 2010 Aaron Civitarese Aaron Canada and hospitality. culture Understanding corporate and standards structure in helped me move forward with a wealth of my career information to cascade and implement. 120 credits MBA in International Semester 1 22 Weeks Hospitality Management (On campus study) MBA in International in MBA Management Hospitality This prestigious MBA combines all the traditional elements of an MBA programme MBA programme elements of an all the traditional MBA combines This prestigious objective is to equip programme’s The focus on hospitality. a strong but with in the hospitality level management for senior with the skills necessary students internationalisation to the of hotel on those subjects that relate industry by focusing management with focus is on strategic The core and hospitality companies. leadership and innovation. finance, marketing, strategy, subjects covering

supported by: supported - August Next Step... 2 Graduate placements in management training programmes or full-time jobs worldwide.

Start Dates - February Swiss Hotel Management Operations Management - Hotel Revenue & Yield - Internationaland Operations Hotel Mgmt Services - Quality Management Systems for - Real Estate Management Luxury Brands & Services Management to Luxury Business Management - Introduction - New Brand Development - Customer Relationship Management - Luxury Brand Design Workshops Semester 2 22 Weeks Dissertation or Field Consulting Project (Off campus study) 60 credits

(Optional) Class of 2007 Internship 22 Weeks Paid internship in Switzerland or abroad salary (min. gross in Switzerland: CHF 2,190 per month) Mohit Gupta India IMI helped The hospitality industry is very fluid and is constantly evolving. perspective, which has been me to look at things with a different I would certainly in the industry. instrumental in developing my career who would like to IMI to any aspiring hospitality professional recommend have an international ’flavour’ to his/her education. Programme and Pathway Units Programme Units Core Methods for Business - Research Cultures across - Human Resources - Financial Management and Accounting - International Strategic Management and Leadership in Hospitality - Entrepreneurship - International Events Management - Economics in Management - E-Business and Marketing for Hospitality IMI Luzern MBA in chosen pathway CTH Postgraduate Diploma in chosen pathway Award(s) - Proficiency in English: 6.0 IELTS or in English: 6.0 IELTS - Proficiency information equivalent. (Contact us for more a placement test.) or if you require Entry Requirements in any discipline. degree - Bachelor’s IMI LuzernIMI pathways - two MBA 120 credits IMI Luzern MBA (On campus study) Semester 1 22 Weeks The IMI Luzern MBA is an intensive, two semester MBA programme allowing you allowing LuzernThe IMI MBA programme two semester MBA is an intensive, and or Luxury Brands Operations Hotel Management in either Swiss to specialise experience, little or no practical For those with Hospitality. Management in Services (between practice a six-month paid, professional is the possibility of there and Internships Careers team two) arranged for you by our semesters one and or internationally. either in Switzerland

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Sari Arab Lebanon Student Current I believe that I would have never had I believe that I would have never had I the chance to do what I’m doing not been studying at IMI. My decision to take an internship in Food mere and Beverage was taken through interest; this grew into a passion this grew interest; everytime I saw a smile on a guest’s of my face. I want to get the best out me the stay at IMI, because it offers destinations chance to go to different and have authentic working experiences worldwide. 25 Visa Support Contract Support Workshops practice Interview Worldwide Worldwide Placements CV Work Work Permit Advice Practical Training Practical Career Days Career Support The individual support each student receives takes the receives The individual support each student of the internship out stress puzzle... Putting the pieces together... Support is provided through the whole process of CV the whole process through Support is provided and checking the employment contract interview, review, soon as a potential the work permit application. As an interview is organised. employer confirms interest, informed about the workplace and briefed Students are If successful, a contract of employment for the interview. student and school. will be signed between the employer, Internships are available with some of the leading hotel Internships available are both in Switzerland and abroad. and hospitality firms to give each organised are Personal consultations advice and guidance when deciding student the best Days upon their internship destinations. Regular Career access to leading on campus give students direct - ideal networking opportunities. industry figures Internships in Switzerland and abroad With vocational programmes such as hospitality management and culinary arts, classroom learning is classroom culinary arts, management and as hospitality such programmes With vocational an internshipindustries. At IMI, for these skills necessary the practical placement but so too are important and Internships Careers Our we offer. most of the programmes integral part of 22 weeks is an of at least and preparation to interview CV reviews from every stage of the process through team support students work contracts. checking final 26 Careers Service Careers Some of our regular recruiting companies... recruiting Some of our regular Every semester we welcome some of the world’s leading hospitality, tourism and events companies to tourism and events companies leading hospitality, we welcome some of the world’s Every semester internship students and interview for both to our placements. This not and graduate campus to present top-class placements can secure but also means students networking opportunities, great only provides of contacts team have an extensive network our Internships on campus. In addition, and Careers directly the widest range of both offered students are meaning our international companies and recruiters from opportunities. placement and job just as important as what happens during happens during as what is just as important you finish studying happens after know that what At IMI, we they to ensure student in order to every advice and assistance career offer personal time. We your school and personal preparation interview CV workshops, recruitment, potential. On campus career meet their team offers. of the services our Careers just a few consultations are

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Heinz Bürki - IMI Founder and President “As a school our alumni are our “As a school our alumni are greatest achievement and our biggest greatest of pride. Our success is their source success.” Alumni Network Alumni This dedicated website provides job opportunities, career support and all the latest news and events from from and all the latest news and events support job opportunities, career provides This dedicated website contact with a ready-made all IMI graduates providing year this network is growing, the school. Every working in the who, in some cases, have been figures them to connect with senior book and allowing 20 years... industry for over Our alumni can be found in senior management positions around the globe and nothing makes us happier nothing makes the globe and around positions in senior management can be found Our alumni keep in our alumni could ensure To of our graduates. one from success story about another than hearing our Alumni Network. to create with Hosco we worked easily, each other more both IMI and touch with The Alumni Hosco Network... The Alumni Hosco School Fees 2018

All below fees are stated in Swiss Francs (CHF). Each line of fees represents a semester (22 weeks).

Certificate Programme in International Hotel and Tourism Management

Registration Tuition Room Fee Meals TOTAL Fee 1 Fee (Standard Twin) Fee

CertificateCertificate 2,800 20,150 2,800 2,500 28,250

BA (Hons) Degree in International Hotel, Tourism or Events Management or Hospitality Entrepreneurship Registration Tuition Room Fee Meals TOTAL Fee 1 Fee (Standard Twin) Fee

DiplomaDiploma Semester 2,800 22,150 2,800 2,500 30,250 HigherHigher Dip. DiplomaSemester 2,800 22,150 2,800 2,500 30,250 BA (Honours) BA (Hons) Semester 2,800 24,150 2,800 2,500 32,250

Swiss Degree in International Hospitality Management

Registration Tuition Intro. Offer Room Meals TOTAL Fee 1 Fee Aug 2018 Fee (S.T.) Fee Intro Offer. Year 1 2,800 20,000 10,000 2,800 2,500 18,100 Year 2 2,500 22,000 11,000 2,800 2,500 18,800 Year 3 2,500 22,000 11,000 2,800 2,500 18,800 BA (Hons) 2,500 24,150 12,000** 2,800 2,500 19,800 **only on completion of Swiss Degree Programme. Grand Total: 75,500

BA (Hons) Degree Programme in International Culinary Arts

Registration Tuition Room Fee Meals TOTAL Fee 1 Fee (Standard Twin) Fee

DiplomaDiploma Semester 2,800 23,750 2,800 2,500 31,850 HigherHigher Dip. DiplomaSemester 2,800 23,750 2,800 2,500 31,850 BA (Honours) BA (Hons) Semester 2,800 23,750 2,800 2,500 31,850

Postgraduate Diploma in International Hotel and Events Management

Registration Tuition Room Fee Meals TOTAL Fee Fee (Standard Twin) Fee

PG DiplomaPG Diploma 2,800 22,150 2,800 2,500 30,250

1 The registration fee is 2,800 for the first academic semester and thereafter is reduced to 2,500.

28 School Fees 2018

MBA in International Hospitality Management

Registration Tuition Room Fee Meals TOTAL Fee Fee 2 (Standard Twin) Fee

TaughtTaught Semester Semester 2,800 24,800 2,800 2,500 32,900 DissertationDissertation Semester - 6,950 - - 6,950 Semester

IMI Luzern MBA in Swiss Hotel Management Operations or Luxury Brands and Services Management in Hospitality Registration Tuition Room Fee Meals TOTAL Fee Fee 2 (Standard Twin) Fee

TaughtTaught Semester Semester 2,800 21,800 2,800 2,500 29,900 DissertationDissertation Semester - 26,950 - - 26,950 Semester 2 IMI graduates wishing to return for an MBA programme, please contact us for a preferential rate.

Alternative Room and Meals Options

All Programmes: On Campus Reduced Meal Options (for students living off campus): Twin (shared bathroom & toilet) 2,500 Lunch and dinner only 2,000 Twin (en-suite) 3,800 Single meal 10 Single (shared bathroom & toilet) 3,750 Single (shared bathroom) 4,000 (Full meals package includes breakfast, lunch and dinner Single (en-suite) 5,000 Monday-Friday and brunch and dinner on weekends and public holidays.)

Tuition Fee

The following items are included in the tuition fee: all class materials and handouts, loan of core textbooks, teaching materials, access to Moodle - IMI’s virtual learning environment, professional excursions, extensive academic guidance, guaranteed internship opportunities, sourcing graduate placement opportunities in permanent positions for graduating students, personalised career coaching and on-campus recruitment, industry presentations and examiner fees. Swiss students and permanent residents of Switzerland are entitled to special fees. For details, please contact [email protected].

Registration Fee

The registration fee is payable for every semester of study; however, returning students only pay CHF 2,500 for undergraduate and postgraduate courses. The registration fee includes: registration documents, residence permit, airport pickup for new students, compulsory health and accident insurance during the academic semester, tie or scarf for Certificate to Higher Diploma, kitchen uniforms for Culinary Arts, kitchen shoes (for Diploma and Culinary Arts), federal taxes, wireless internet connection, student card, social assistance from the student counsellor, extensive online and on-campus library resources, gym and other campus recreational facilities. Additionally, life-long membership of the IMI Alumni network. There is no registration or tuition fee payable to IMI during the internship semesters.

29 Enrolment Procedures

Step 1: Submission of Documents In order to apply, the completed enrolment form, The following documents are part of the application: health practitioner’s report (including the date and - Two recent photographs (passport size) signature) and all additionally required documents - Copy of passport must be sent to: - Transcripts of your previous education - Proof of English proficiency (e.g. TOEFL, IELTS or equivalent test results) - Curriculum Vitae (Resumé) IMI International Management Institute Switzerland - Work certificates/references, if applicable Seeacherweg 1 - Letter of Motivation with 500 words 6047 Kastanienbaum minimum (duly dated and signed) Switzerland outlining your reasons for taking the IMI Phone: +41 41 349 64 00 programmes and career goals, either: E-mail: [email protected] - My future in the international hospitality industry, or - How a Swiss education at IMI will enhance my future prospects If you are in contact with a local IMI representative, - Bank statement showing proof of funds he or she will assist you in this process. - For students originating from outside the European Union/EFTA a Letter of Students transferring from recognised hotel/tourism Intent to leave Switzerland after your management schools must also include copies of studies (150 words minimum and duly the official transcripts or records for each semester dated and signed) of their previous course of study. - Health practitioner’s report

Step 2: Provisional Letter of Acceptance If your application is successful and the requested course is still available, you will be sent the Provisional Letter of Acceptance (PLOA). On receipt of this letter, the registration fee of CHF 2,800 should be paid immediately. If, for any reason, the registration fee payment cannot be made immediately please contact the Registrar. If the registration fee is not paid on time, the course place will no longer be guaranteed.

Step 3: Letter of Acceptance The Letter of Acceptance is issued and sent together with general information about IMI upon receipt of the full payment of the registration fee. The LOA is necessary to apply for the visa.

Step 4: Payment of Fees Payments can be made by bank transfer in Swiss Francs (CHF) to:

Bank address: CREDIT SUISSE AG, Paradeplatz 8, CH-8070 Zurich Beneficiary’s name: IMI International Management Institute Switzerland Ltd. CH-6047 Kastanienbaum, Switzerland Account number: 688510-91 Swift code / BIC: CRESCHZZ80A Clearing No: 4835 IBAN: CH03 0483 5068 8510 9100 0 Reason for payment: Student Number, FAMILY NAME(S), First Name(s)

30 Enrolment Procedures

The first instalment of your school fee (minimum 50% of tuition, accommodation and meals) must reach IMI’s bank account at least eight weeks before course commencement. IMI is generally fully booked and cannot guarantee the course place and/or the chosen room category if the payment of the first instalment is not received on time. Please make sure that the bank indicates your student number, family name(s) and first name(s) on the payment advice slip for the bank transaction.

The registration fee is payable on receipt of the Provisional Letter of Acceptance (PLOA).

The school fee (tuition, accommodation and meals) is payable eight weeks before the course starts, especially for countries requiring visas, and may be paid in full or in instalments. The first instalment must be at least 50% of the school fee and must reach IMI’s bank account eight weeks before the course starts. Two weeks after course commencement, a yearly interest rate of 10% is charged on the balance of fees. All dues must reach IMI’s account, at the latest, eight weeks after the course has begun. Bank charges are the responsibility of the student/fee payer.

A complete set of school rules and regulations is covered in our student handbook and will be provided on request.

Visa

Students will require a study visa for their chosen academic programme at IMI. The visa process can take up to eight weeks and IMI will assist students throughout this process. Please contact the Registrar with any questions.

Cancellations

Deferment: An accepted student may defer his/her place for up to one semester and his/her registration fee will be held as confirmation of his/her place (unless the permit application has already been submitted). Should the student withdraw later, there will be no refund of the registration fee.

Cancellation: Over 60 days prior to course start date: 50% of registration fee and full tuition, room and food charges will be refunded. 60-30 days prior to course start date: Full tuition, room and food charges will be refunded. Under 30 days prior to course start date: 50% of tuition fee and full room and food charges refunded. The notice of cancellation must be sent in writing to the school, by registered mail.

Withdrawal: If a student withdraws for any reason during the semester, no refund of any fee (registration, tuition, room or food charges) will be made. The same applies to students who are dismissed for academic/disciplinary reasons from the school.

Visa refusal: Students whose visa applications are rejected will receive a full refund of the registration fee and school fees (tuition, accommodation and meals) paid minus a CHF 500 administration charge.

Arrival in Switzerland

Students enrolled on their first year of studies are welcomed at Zurich airport and driven to IMI free of charge. Check-in at IMI must be done on the weekend before programme/course commencement. IMI International Management Institute Switzerland reserves the right to alter fees, dates and curriculum without prior notice.

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