Bachelor in Hospitality Management (BA.HM)

About the course

A practical, career-focused hospitality management degree taught fully in English, combining business and management subjects with hands-on hotel training. Students live on campus in first year and complete two internships and a real-world business project.

Entry requirements for Irish students

• The institution assesses the Irish Leaving Certificate individually and does not publish a fixed Irish requirement. Contact admissions to confirm.
• Every applicant attends a selection day (on campus or online) with a numerical test, a knowledge test, a written essay, an English test and an interview of about 30 minutes. The school’s selection regulation says you must score at least 60% on the numerical and knowledge tests to be admitted. No specific Leaving Cert maths grade is published.
• English at CEFR level B2 or above is required. You must submit a TOEFL, TOEIC, IELTS or Cambridge result unless you have completed at least 2 years of full-time education in English in the last 3 calendar years. Irish school leavers taught in English normally meet this condition.

How to apply

1. Register on StudielinkFrom 1 October 2026, create a Studielink account (international applicants request a username and password) and submit an enrolment request for the Bachelor in Hospitality Management, August 2027 intake.
2. Complete the application formFollow the emailed link to the OSIRIS application form (about 45 minutes) and upload the required documents, including your school results. Apply by 1 May 2027. Processing takes about 3 to 4 weeks.
3. Attend a selection dayTake the numerical, knowledge, essay and English tests and have an interview of about 30 minutes, on campus in the Netherlands or online. The school recommends attending on campus.
4. Get your decisionYou receive the outcome within 4 to 6 weeks of your selection day. If you are accepted, the school contacts you about enrolment and first-year campus accommodation.

Costs

• Hotelschool The Hague charges its own institutional tuition fee, which is higher than the standard Dutch EU fee. The latest cost overview we could find for EEA students (2024/25) gives a tuition fee of €3,996 a year. The same overview lists first-year accommodation in the Skotel (the school’s training and study hotel) at €7,600, including breakfast, one meal a day during 40 school weeks and internet, plus about €750 for uniforms, a knife set and other practical items. These figures are from 2024/25, so check the current costs with the school.
• EU students may be eligible for a Dutch tuition-fee loan (DUO).

At a glance