Family-owned hospitality management school cultivates global leaders
Most international academic institutions highlight their size to attract students and academics worldwide, but for family-owned International Management Institute Switzerland (IMI), its strength lies in its intimate setting. The institute's scale allows it to deliver tailored solutions and individualised experiences to its students.
Most international academic institutions highlight their size to attract students and academics worldwide, but for family-owned International Management Institute Switzerland (IMI), its strength lies in its intimate setting. The institute's scale allows it to deliver tailored solutions and individualised experiences to its students.
"Our size becomes a springboard for bringing passions to the next level," says Mark Petrig, CEO.
As one of the world's finest hospitality management schools, IMI is home to a small and diverse set of students. Each year, the Swiss school attracts the best students worldwide, ranging from high school graduates to top hospitality and tourism employees.
Situated along Lake Lucerne, the IMI campus is enveloped by a spectacular backdrop of Mount Rigi and Mount Pilatus in the Swiss Alps. Its proximity to Switzerland's efficient rail, road and airport networks also creates an ideal academic setting for its specialised programmes and practical training offerings.
"Combining academic rigour and hands-on approach with this highly edifying environment, the institute produces a happy, confident and successful student body," Petrig says.
This confidence extends to IMI's strong alumni network and highly qualified academic staff as they work closely with industry experts to craft global job and training internships. The cooperations guarantee job opportunities for IMI's graduates, making its programmes very attractive to international students from across the globe.
With more than 50 nationalities represented in the institute, IMI organises bridging programmes and integration activities to ease foreign students' assimilation into their new environment. It also continues to improve its course offerings beginning with its Five Pathways programme, which helps undergraduates choose their area of specialisation.
Anticipating trends in global education, IMI offers culinary arts and business-oriented tourism and event management programmes. Top chefs worldwide study and collaborate with aspiring chefs in IMI, boosting the students' career options in securing their future.
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