Cornell-Nanyang Institute of
Hospitality Management
Programme Type: Hospitality Entry Requirements: Contact:
Full Time MBA Real Estate Min. GMAT Score : 600 Ann Marie Julaton
Min. TOEFL Internet Based Score : 100 Marketing Manager
Joint Degree Programmes Offered: Full Time Course Information Min. TOEFL Computer Based Score : 250 Cornell-Nanyang Institute of Hospitality Management
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Master of Management in Hospitality Start Dates: Min. IELTS : 6 S3-B1A-35, Nanyang Avenue
May Min. Years of Work Experience : 0 Nanyang Technological University
Specialisation by Function: Singapore 639798
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12 months USD ($) 75 Tel: +65 6790 6240
Specialisation by Industry: Fax: +65 6794 9796
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Student Profile
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tracks - Real Estate Nikita Kaufmann,
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Marketing Management, Manager,
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the breadth to work Marketing Manager
in any sector of the with Raffles Hotels and Resorts, Nikita handles
hospitality industry, loyalty programs for guests and travel agents, and
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he Cornell-Nanyang Institute of Hospitality as well as the skills and knowledge to pursue a also oversees the Raffles dining programs. Before
Management (CNI) is a partnership between specific niche. The world-renowned faculty in Ithaca joining the MMH program, Nikita had worked with
ope Cornell University’s School of Hotel Administration and Singapore lead the learning experience and several hospitality organizations including The Taj
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and Nanyang Technological University’s Business serve as a resource for insights on cutting edge Group of Hotels, Singapore Airlines, and Orange Tee
School and offers a joint degree – Master of developments in the field, and connections with in the areas of hotel operations, customer service
Management in Hospitality (MMH). Cornell University key industry leaders. MMH students gain incredible and real estate.
is the only Ivy League university to offer a master’s career connections through continuous interaction
program in hospitality management; The Nanyang with executives and an alumni network that spans “The MMH program was my stepping stone back
Business School is a premier business school, ranked the globe. Graduates of the MMH program are into the workforce, specifically into the hospitality
in the top 25 MBA programs globally. CNI is housed part of a large, global community that facilitates sector. I wanted the best possible education for
at the scenic NTU campus in Singapore and aims to the implementation of their ideas in a fast-paced the hospitality industry and the MMH was the only
develop leaders, managers and entrepreneurs for business environment. MMH graduates are program that I considered. My expectations from
the Asian hospitality and tourism industry. entrepreneurs, restaurateurs, developers, analysts, the MMH program included gaining exposure to
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consultants, corporate directors, and managers of current trends, acquiring hospitality specific skills
The MMH degree (accredited by AACSB International hotels, resorts, and spas. and knowledge, as well as access to a network of
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and EQUIS) is a one year intense program, where hospitality professionals. The MMH enabled me to
A students spend six months in Singapore and six The MMH degree is the hospitality industry’s meet my goals and also allowed me to significantly
months in Ithaca, New York. The MMH is equivalent gold standard for advanced study; and admission improve my managerial skills. The Cornell-Nanyang
to an MBA and has an exclusive focus on the requirements are rigorous. Candidates must Institute offers wonderful networking opportunities,
hospitality industry. MMH students leverage their demonstrate leadership ability, initiative and a which helped me in developing a strong network of
existing knowledge while learning about the commitment to hospitality. Undergraduate degrees hospitality professionals, which proved invaluable
hospitality industry in a challenging and fast-paced can be in any subject, and must show high academic when I started my job search. The MMH is the ideal
environment. This one year investment minimizes achievement. Most importantly, candidates must program for people from the hospitality field who
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opportunity costs, reduces time out of the workforce be ready to join a global community of hospitality want to jump start their career as well as for mid-
and the overall cost of tuition. The MMH is designed leaders who change the world. From Boston career changers. A great program with a five star
to meet the needs of current industry professionals, to Beijing to Bangkok…… from classrooms to rating!”
career-changers, and recent graduates who have a boardrooms in Moscow and Mumbai to guestrooms
passion for hospitality and performance. The MMH in the rainforest and desert oasis……this is the one
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