Master of Science in Real Estate, Finance and Hotel Development

Postgraduate Entry Requirements

Academic Qualifications: Applicants should have successfully completed a bachelor's degree or its equivalent from a recognized institution with a minimum overall score of 60% or equivalent.

English language proficiency:

• IELTS: A minimum overall score of 6.5 or 7.0 with no individual component below 6.0.
• Some postgraduate programs may have specific subject prerequisites or additional requirements.

Glion Institute of Higher Education offers a range of scholarships for international students to make world-class education in hospitality and luxury management more accessible. These scholarships are designed to support talented and motivated students from diverse backgrounds, ensuring that financial constraints do not hinder their academic and professional aspirations. 

Merit-Based Scholarships: Glion provides merit-based scholarships to outstanding students who demonstrate exceptional academic performance or significant achievements in the field of hospitality, business, or leadership. These scholarships are awarded based on academic excellence, leadership qualities, and potential in the hospitality industry. International students can apply for these scholarships as part of the admissions process.

Financial Need Scholarships: For students who may face financial challenges, need-based scholarships are available to ensure that deserving candidates can access Glion’s high-quality education. These scholarships take into account the applicant's financial situation and help to reduce tuition costs. International students can inquire about need-based scholarships during their application process, where they will be required to submit financial documentation.

Early Application Scholarships: Glion offers early application scholarships for students who submit their applications ahead of deadlines. These scholarships aim to encourage early commitment to the program and are typically granted to students who complete their admissions process early and demonstrate strong potential for success in the hospitality industry. International students applying for undergraduate or postgraduate programs are eligible for this opportunity.

Alumni Scholarships: Glion values the contributions of its alumni and often offers special scholarships to children or relatives of Glion alumni. These scholarships help maintain the strong network of Glion graduates and ensure that future generations benefit from the same high standards of education. International students who are children or relatives of Glion alumni may inquire about these scholarships during the application process.

Partner Institution Scholarships: Through its collaborations with various institutions and industry partners, Glion offers scholarships in partnership with corporations and other educational organizations. These scholarships may be available to international students who meet specific eligibility criteria related to the partner institutions. Students are encouraged to explore available opportunities in partnership with their home country’s educational or business organizations.

Special Scholarships for Regional Students: Glion may offer regional scholarships designed to promote diversity within the student body. These scholarships are often targeted at students from specific countries or regions and are intended to encourage greater participation from underrepresented areas. For example, scholarships may be available for international students from emerging economies or developing regions to help support their education.

Graduates of the Master of Science in Real Estate, Finance, and Hotel Development at Glion Institute of Higher Education are equipped with the knowledge and skills to excel in high-level careers in hospitality, real estate, and financial sectors. The program’s unique blend of hospitality management, real estate finance, and hotel development prepares graduates for leadership roles in the evolving global real estate and hospitality markets. 

Hotel Development Manager: Hotel development managers are responsible for overseeing the planning, design, construction, and management of hotel development projects. They work closely with architects, financial analysts, and construction teams to ensure that projects are completed on time, within budget, and meet market demands.

Real Estate Investment Analyst: Real estate investment analysts evaluate investment opportunities in commercial and residential properties, particularly in the hospitality sector. They conduct financial modeling, market analysis, and risk assessments to recommend profitable real estate ventures to clients or organizations.

Hospitality Asset Manager: Hospitality asset managers oversee the financial performance of hotel properties, ensuring they operate efficiently and profitably. They focus on maximizing revenue, managing property value, and implementing strategies to enhance the return on investment for stakeholders.

Hotel Finance Director: A hotel finance director manages the financial operations of a hotel or a hotel chain. They supervise budgeting, financial forecasting, investment analysis, and financial reporting. This role requires strong expertise in financial management and knowledge of the hospitality industry.

Senior Real Estate Consultant: Real estate consultants provide strategic advice to developers, investors, and government bodies regarding property markets, trends, and development opportunities. They help clients make informed decisions regarding the acquisition, sale, and management of real estate assets, especially within the hospitality sector.

Project Manager for Hotel Developments: Project managers in hotel developments oversee the implementation of hotel construction and renovation projects. They ensure that projects meet quality standards, timelines, and budget constraints. They coordinate with contractors, architects, and designers to ensure smooth operations.

Director of Development for Luxury Resorts: The director of development for luxury resorts is responsible for planning, designing, and executing the construction of luxury resorts. This includes site selection, financial planning, design concepts, and working with various teams to create upscale destinations that appeal to high-net-worth individuals.

Investment Manager for Hotel Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs): Investment managers for hotel REITs manage and oversee investments in hotel properties. They focus on acquiring, managing, and financing hotels and resorts to generate profitable returns for investors. They conduct market research, evaluate potential acquisitions, and make strategic investment decisions.

Real Estate Portfolio Manager: Real estate portfolio managers handle and manage property assets, particularly in large hotel chains and real estate investment portfolios. They analyze and assess property performance, make strategic acquisition decisions, and ensure effective management of real estate portfolios for profitability.

Real Estate Development Director: Real estate development directors oversee large-scale real estate projects, including hotel and resort developments. They lead teams of developers, contractors, and financial analysts to ensure projects meet profitability goals, sustainability standards, and timelines.