Bachelor of Hotel Management

Bachelor of Hotel Management

Bachelor of Hotel Management (BHM) Program

The BHM program commenced in 2076 as the inaugural batch at Padmakanya Multiple Campus and has since progressed through five batches. Over time, BHM PKMC has made significant strides in various areas, including enhancing infrastructure quality and fostering a high-quality teaching and learning environment. Notably, BHM PKMC has been involved in the hospitality management sector for a relatively brief period of 4 years. The program has continually aimed to meet national standards in teaching and learning, striving to uphold the quality and standards of hotel management and hospitality education. Presently, there are 76 students enrolled across different semesters at BHM PKMC.

Program Objectives

  • Equip students with extensive knowledge and practical skills required in the hospitality industry, ensuring they are well-prepared for professional roles in hotel management.
  • Foster leadership qualities and management capabilities in students, enabling them to take on supervisory and managerial roles in various hospitality settings.
  • Instil a strong sense of ethics, professionalism, and integrity, ensuring students adhere to high standards in their professional conduct.
  • Offer hands-on training and real-world experience through internships, projects, and collaborations with industry partners, bridging the gap between academic learning and professional practice.

Academic and Program Features

Internships

PKMC BHM has associated with many consultancies agents for International Internship. PKMC BHM has opened new destinations across several countries and continents such as the USA, Europe, Japan, and Gulf Nations for Internship opportunities.

Scholarship

PKMC BHM initially established its tuition fees at an amount of Rs. 6,00,000. Subsequently, a 25.0 percent scholarship was granted to all admitted students, resulting in a revised fee of Rs. 4,50,000 Furthermore, PKMC BHM adheres to the TU scholarship criteria, whereby 10.0 percent of students receive benefits, with 10 percent of students obtaining substantial 95.0 percent fee waiver during the specified period.

Educational Visits and Tours

To enrich the academic experience, it is proposed that each academic session includes at least one educational visit program. These programs plays a vital role in enhancing students' skills and broadening their learning experiences beyond the classroom. It is strongly encouraged that at least one educational tour be scheduled per academic session.

Text Books and Reading Materials:

BHM Program distributes available prescribed textbooks and reading materials without any extra charges to the students enrolled at PKMC

BHM Fees structure 2081 (2024)

Semester

Fee Structure (Rs)

I

90000

II

90000

III

75000

IV

75000

V

50000

VI

50000

VII

10000

VIII

10000

Total Fees

450000

 

Course Cycle for Bachelor of Hotel Management (BHM)

First Semester

S.

N.

Course No.

Subjects

Credit

Internal

Theory

Practical

Total

1

ENG 101

English-I

3

40

60

-

100

2

MGT 101

Principles of Management

3

40

60

-

100

3

BHM 101

Hotel French

3

40

60

-

100

4

BHM 102

Food Production and Patisserie I

3

20

30

50

100

5

BHM 103

Food and Beverage Service I

3

20

30

50

100

6

BHM 104

Housekeeping Operations I

3

20

30

50

100

Total

18

-

-

-

600

Second Semester

S.N

.

Course No.

Subjects

Credit

Internal

Theory

Practical

Total

1

ENG 151

English II

3

40

60

-

100

2

MGT 151

Organizational                        Behavior    and

Human Resource Management

3

40

60

-

100

3

ACC 151

Financial Accounting

3

40

60

-

100

4

BHM 151

Food Production Patisserie II

3

20

30

50

100

5

BHM 152

Food and Beverage Service II

3

20

30

50

100

6

BHM 153

Housekeeping Operations II

3

20

30

50

100

Total

18

-

-

-

600

Third Semester

S.N

.

Course No.

Subjects

Credit

Internal

Theory

Practical

Total

1

MKT 201

Sales and Marketing

3

40

60

-

100

2

ACC 201

Cost      and              Management

Accountancy

3

40

60

-

100

3

BHM 201

Food Science and Nutrition

3

40

60

-

100

4

BHM 202

Food Production Operations

3

20

30

50

100

5

BHM 203

Bar and Beverage Service

3

20

30

50

100

6

BHM 204

Front Office Operations I

3

20

30

50

100

Total

18

-

-

-

600

 

Fourth Semester

S.N

.

Course No.

Subjects

Credit

Internal

Theory

Practical

Total

1

FIN 251

Financial Management

3

40

60

-

100

2

SOC 251

Nepalese Society and Politics

3

40

60

-

100

3

BHM 251

Hotel Engineering

3

40

60

-

100

4

BHM 252

Food Production Management

3

20

30

50

100

5

BHM 253

Food and Beverage Management

3

20

30

50

100

6

BHM 254

Front Office Operations II

3

20

30

50

100

Total

18

-

-

-

600

Fifth Semester

S.N

.

Course No.

Subjects

Credit

Internal

Theory

Practical

Total

1

MGT 301

Entrepreneurship

3

40

60

-

100

2

STT 301

Statistics

3

40

60

-

100

3

ECO 301

Economics

3

40

60

-

100

4

BHM 301

E-Commerce for Hospitality

3

20

30

50

100

5

BHM 302

Event Management for Tourism

and Hospitality

3

20

30

50

100

Total

15

-

-

-

500

Sixth Semester

S.N

.

Course No.

Subjects

Credit

Internal

Theory

Practical

Total

1

MGT 351

Strategic Management

3

40

60

-

100

2

RCH 351

Research                    Methodology       and

Project Report

3

40

60

-

100

3

BHM 351

Legal                  Environment        for

Hospitality

3

40

60

-

100

4

BHM 352

Cultural Resources of Tourism

in Nepal

3

40

60

-

100

Elective Course (Any One)

5

ELH 385

Barista and Bartending

3

20

30

50

100

6

ELH 386

Room Division Management

3

20

30

50

100

7

ELH 387

Advance Food Production

3

20

30

50

100

Total

15

-

-

-

500

Seventh Semester

S.

N.

Course No.

Subjects

Credit

Total

1

BHM 449

Industrial Exposure

12

400

Total

12

400

Eighth Semester

S.

N.

Course No.

Subjects

Credit

Total

1

BHM 491

Industrial Exposure

9

300

2

BHM 492

Internship Report

3

100

Total

12

400

Total Credit Hours: 126 Credits