Total Seats

48

Course Duration

4 Years

Course Credits

120

Total Semester

8

Welcome to Oxford College of Engineering and Management, a prestigious institution affiliated to Pokhara University. Our Bachelor of Hotel Management (BHM) program is designed to shape future leaders in the dynamic hospitality industry, equipping students with the skills, knowledge, and confidence to excel in a global arena. Oxford College of Engineering and Management, is one of Nepal's leading institutions, offers a Bachelor of Hotel Management (BHM) program that is designed to meet the growing demands of the hospitality industry. Here are some key features of BHM program of Pokhara University.

BHM (Bachelor of Hotel Management) is an undergraduate degree program that focuses on the hospitality and hotel industry. The course is typically designed to span four years, divided into eight semesters, and equips students with theoretical knowledge and practical skills required for careers in hospitality, tourism, and related fields.

Why Choose BHM at Oxford College of Engineering and Management?

1. Comprehensive Curriculum

  1. Holistic Learning: The curriculum covers all essential aspects of hotel management, including food production, food and beverage service, front office operations, housekeeping, and hotel accounting.
  2. Interdisciplinary Approach: In addition to core hospitality subjects, the program includes business administration, economics, marketing, and human resource management to provide a well-rounded education.

2. Practical Training and Internships

  1. Hands-On Experience: Our BHM program emphasizes practical training through well-equipped training kitchens, model rooms, and training restaurants.
  2. Industrial Internship: Students are required to complete a one year (7th & 8th Semester) industrial internship at reputed hotels, both in Nepal and abroad, which provides real-world experience and industry exposure.

3. Industry Collaboration

  1. Partnership with Industry Leaders: The program maintains strong ties with leading hotels and hospitality organizations, ensuring that the curriculum is aligned with current industry trends and demands.
  2. Guest Lectures and Workshops: Regular guest lectures from industry experts and workshops on contemporary issues in hospitality management are integral parts of the program.

4. Skill Development

  1. Focus on Soft Skills: In addition to technical skills, the program places a strong emphasis on developing communication, leadership, and problem-solving skills.
  2. Cultural Sensitivity: Understanding and respecting diverse cultures is a key component of the program, preparing students to work in a global environment.

5. Global Perspective

  1. International Standards: BHM program is designed to meet international hospitality standards, enabling graduates to pursue careers both in Nepal and abroad.
  2. Exposure to Global Practices: The curriculum includes case studies and examples from global hospitality practices, ensuring that students are aware of the latest trends and innovations in the industry.

6. Research and Innovation

  1. Encouragement of Research: Students are encouraged to engage in research projects related to hospitality management, which helps in fostering analytical thinking and problem-solving abilities.
  2. Innovation in Hospitality: The program promotes innovative approaches to hospitality management, encouraging students to think creatively and come up with new ideas for improving service and operations.

7. Career Support and Placement

  1. Strong Placement Network: Oxford College of Engineering & Management has a dedicated placement cell that assists BHM graduates in finding employment in top hotels, resorts, and other hospitality sectors.
  2. Career Counseling: Students receive guidance and counseling to help them make informed career choices and navigate the hospitality industry successfully.

BHM Focus Areas at Oxford College:

  1. Culinary Arts
  2. Food & Beverage Operations
  3. Front office Management
  4. Housekeeping Operations
  5. Tourism Management
  6. Event Planning
  7. Entrepreneurship in Hospitality

Beyond the Curricular

Behind the regular curriculum practices BHM students are facilitated with several extracurricular activities like:

  1. First semester: Induction, Orientation, Field Visit or Hiking
  2. Second Semester: Barista Training
  3. Third Semester: Restaurant Operation
  4. Fourth semester: Mixology Session
  5. Fifth Semester: Event Management / Signature event table
  6. Sixth Semester: Tour (Village development/Community tourism / Homestay)
  7. Seventh & Eight: National or International Internship

Entry Requirements

  1. Intermediate or Higher Secondary Level (10+2) or equivalent recognized by Pokhara University
  2. Minimum grades: D in each subject or 45 percent or 1.8 CGPA in secondary(+2) level
  3. The student must pass the entrance test conducted by Oxford College.

Join Us Today!

  1. Embark on a journey of academic excellence and professional success with the Bachelor of Hotel Management (BHM) program at Oxford College of Engineering and Management. Let us help you transform your passion for hospitality into a thriving career.
  2. Start your journey in the world of hospitality with us and become a part of the thriving community at Oxford College of Engineering and Management!

Semester-Wise Updated Course Structure

Year I, Semester I

Course Code Course Description Credits
ENG 204Business Communication for Hospitality Industry3
FNB 171Food Production and Patisserie I (Theory)3
FNB 191Food Production and Patisserie I (Practical)1.5
FNB 172Food and Beverage Service I (Theory)3
FNB 192Food and Beverage Service I (Practical)1.5
RDM 181Accommodation Operations I (Theory)3
RDM 191Accommodation Operations I (Practical)1.5
THS 161Fundamental of Tourism and Hospitality3

Year I, Semester II

Course Code Course Description Credits
FHN 191Food Hygiene & Nutrition3
FNB 174Food Production and Patisserie II (Theory)3
FNB 194Food Production and Patisserie II (Practical)1.5
FNB 175Food and Beverage Service II (Theory)3
FNB 195Food and Beverage Service II (Practical)1.5
RDM 183Accommodation Operations II (Theory)3
RDM 193Accommodation Operations II (Practical)1.5
MGT 231Foundation of Management3

Year II, Semester III

Course Code Course Description Credits
STT 101Hospitality Statistics3
FNB 271Food Production and Patisserie III (Theory)3
FNB 291Food Production and Patisserie III (Practical)1.5
FNB 272Food and Beverage Service III (Theory)3
FNB 292Food and Beverage Service III (Practical)1.5
RDM 281Room Division Management I (Theory)3
RDM 291Room Division Management I (Practical)1.5
MIS 201Introduction to Management Information System3

Year II, Semester IV

Course Code Course Description Credits
ACC 126Hospitality Accounting and Costing3
FNB 274Food Production and Patisserie IV (Theory)3
FNB 294Food Production and Patisserie IV (Practical)1.5
FNB 275Food and Beverage Service IV (Theory)3
FNB 295Food and Beverage Service IV (Practical)1.5
RDM 283Room Division Management II (Theory)3
RDM 293Room Division Management II (Practical)1.5
MKT 143Hospitality Marketing3

Year III, Semester V

Course Code Course Description Credits
FIN 133Fundamentals of Financial Management3
HRM 153Hospitality Human Resources Management3
MGT 312Fundamentals of Entrepreneurship3
RCH 311Research Methodology3
BSM 383Behavioral Science in Hospitality Management3
FNB 371Advanced Food and Beverage Management3
RDM 381Advanced Accommodation Operation3

Year III, Semester VI

Course Code Course Description Credits
PRJ 451Project Work3
Specialization I (Any One)
FNB 371AAdvanced Food and Beverage Management3
RDM 381Advanced Accommodation Operation3
Specialization II (Any One)
FNB 372Advanced Food Production Management3
RDM 382Advanced Room Division Management3
Elective I (Any One)
MGT 412Strategic Management3
MGT 216Tourism Business Environment3
Elective II (Any One)
HEM 384Hotel Engineering and Management3
EMT 385Event Management3
CMI 386Casino Management and Inflight Catering3
BNC 837Bakery and Confectionery3

Year IV, Semester VII

Course Code Course Description Credits
INT 396Internship6

Year IV, Semester VIII

Course Code Course Description Credits
INT 396Internship6

To apply for the Bachelor of Hotel Management (BHM) program at Oxford College of Engineering and Management, affiliated with Pokhara University, prospective students must meet the following admission requirements:

Academic Qualifications

  1. Applicants must have successfully completed a +2 level (Higher Secondary Education), A-Level, or an equivalent qualification in any discipline.
  2. A minimum score of 45% in aggregate or a 2.0 GPA is required for eligibility

Admission Requirements for BHM Program

Applicants seeking admission to the Bachelor of Hotel Management(BHM) program are required to submit the following documents:

  1. Completed Application Form: Fill out and sign the BHM application form provided by the college or complete the online application as instructed.
  2. Educational Documents: Submit attested copies of all relevant academic certificates and transcripts.
  3. Photographs: Provide two recent passport-sized photographs.
  4.  

Admission Process

  1. Admission opens once a year during the August session.
  2. Applicants must complete all admission formalities, including the payment of required fees, to secure enrollment.
  3. Incomplete applications or those missing necessary documents will not be processed.
  4. Provisionally admitted students under special conditions must submit all required documents within one month of the commencement of regular classes, failing which their admission may be canceled.

Seat Allocation

Fee-Paying Seats: 43

Scholarship Seats: 5

Entrance Examinations:

  1. The college conducts entrance examinations for fee-paying applicants.
  2. The Scholarship Committee of Pokhara University conducts entrance examinations for scholarship applicants.
  3. A provision of upto 100% scholarship is available for deserving candidates based on the scholarship exam results and financial status.

Evaluation Criteria for BHM Program

The evaluation for the BBA (Bachelor of Business Administration) program at Pokhara University is based on a mix of exams, assignments, and behavioral aspects. The total evaluation is out of 50 marks and is allocated as follows:

Evaluation Title Marks
First Terminal Exam 10
Qualifying Term Exam 20
Assignment 5
Regularity & Punctuality 5
Discipline 5
Class Performance 5
Total 50

Welcome to the Department of Hotel Management at Oxford College of Engineering & Management!

The hospitality industry is all about creating unforgettable experiences, building connections, and striving for excellence. As the Head of the Department, I’m thrilled to lead a program that’s dedicated to helping students shine in this exciting and ever-evolving field.

Our Bachelor of Hotel Management (BHM) program is designed to shape future leaders and innovators in hospitality. By combining solid theoretical knowledge with practical, hands-on training, we prepare our students to excel in a competitive global market. With a curriculum aligned to international standards and supported by modern facilities, we ensure our graduates have the skills, creativity, and professionalism to thrive.

Beyond academics, we focus on the holistic development of our students. From fostering academic excellence and offering real-world exposure to enhancing personal and professional growth, we are here to support every step of your journey. Our experienced and dedicated faculty provide personalized mentorship, while our strong partnerships with top hotels, restaurants, and event management companies open doors to valuable internships and career opportunities.

Whether your passion lies in hotel operations, culinary arts, event management, or entrepreneurship, our BHM program is here to help you turn your dreams into reality.

Join us on this incredible journey and be a part of shaping the future of hospitality.

Warm regards,
Achyut Pudasaini
Head of Department, BHM
Oxford College of Engineering & Management