Featured Stories - School of Humanities and Tourism Management

School of Humanities and Tourism Management, Bangkok University, held the event "45 Years of HTM: Once Upon a Time... Still Missing You" to mark the 45th anniversary of the faculty's founding and to celebrate its growth from its origins as "HU" to today's "HTM." The event brought together the people who helped build and drive the faculty forward — faculty members, staff, alumni, current students, and partner networks.

45 Years of Love and Connection Return Once Again at "45 Years of HTM: Once Upon a Time... Still Missing You"

School of Humanities and Tourism Management, held the event "45 Years of HTM: Once Upon a Time... Still Missing You"

School of Humanities and Tourism Management Sparks Sustainable Tourism Ideas through "Sustainable Tourism Starts Here…at Bangkok University"

School of Humanities and Tourism Management organized the "Sustainable Tourism Starts Here…at Bangkok University" project.

School of Humanities and Tourism Management Conducts Competency Assessment in Food Production — Certifying ASEAN Professional Standards

The assessment consisted of a theoretical examination, a practical examination, and an English language proficiency test

The International Tourism and Hospitality Management (ITHM) program under Bangkok University International Programs proudly participated in the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) Signing Ceremony between Bangkok University, Siam@Siam Design Hotel Bangkok, Siam@Siam Design Hotel Pattaya, and Siam Country Club Bangkok & Pattaya on 17 June 2026 at Bangkok University Main Campus. This collaboration reflects a shared commitment to strengthening the connection between academia and industry, creating meaningful opportunities for students to gain practical experience and industry exposure in the tourism, hospitality, and service sectors. Through this partnership, students will benefit from a wide range of experiential learning opportunities, including internships, professional training programs, industry projects, guest lectures, workshops, site visits, and other collaborative activities designed to enhance career readiness and professional competencies.

BU Signs MoU with 3 Leading Hospitality Partners to Cultivate Future Tourism and Hospitality Professionals

The International Tourism and Hospitality Management, International Program strengthens ties with the Tourism Industry, Opening Internship and Real-World Experience Opportunities for Students in Tourism and Hospitality

Outstanding! HM and CDI Students Win 55 Awards at International Chef Competition Thailand Ultimate Chef Challenge 2026

Students from HM and CDI Programs Win 55 Awards at Thailand Ultimate Chef Challenge 2026, Reaffirming BU's "Practical University" Identity

School of Humanities and Tourism Management co-hosted with the Faculty of Liberal Arts, King Mongkut's Institute of Technology Ladkrabang (KMITL), alongside an academic alliance network comprising the Professional Guide Association of Thailand, the Chinese Language Teachers Association of Thailand (Under Royal Patronage), the Japanese Language and Culture Teachers Association of Thailand, and the English Language Teachers Association of Thailand (Under Royal Patronage) — the 14th National Conference on Applied Liberal Arts and the 8th International Conference on Applied Liberal Arts (ICAA), under the research and innovation ecosystem concept and the central theme: "Liberal Arts: Towards Global Citizenship Through Innovation for Humanity, Society, and Industry."

BUHTM Co-Hosts National and International Liberal Arts Academic Conference with KMITL

Exchanging knowledge with academics from across the country and presenting research to promote the role of liberal arts in driving quality social development

Airline Business Management, School of Humanities and Tourism Management organized the Aviation Crisis & Service Recovery Program, taking students on a field study to learn from real-world situations at Suvarnabhumi Airport (AOT) and the Hyatt Regency Suvarnabhumi Airport hotel. The program aims to strengthen students' skills in crisis management, ground passenger services, and service recovery during irregular situations — in line with Bangkok University's vision as a "Practical University" that emphasizes experiential, real-world learning.

Behind the Skies: When the Classroom Transforms into a Real Crisis Field at Suvarnabhumi

School of Humanities and Tourism Management organized the Aviation Crisis & Service Recovery Program, taking students on a real-world field study to strengthen their crisis management skills

Airline Business Management Department, School of Humanities and Tourism Management, organized the activity "Towards a Culturally Rooted and Sustainable Airline Future: Thai AirAsia" as part of the course Trends and Issues in Hospitality and Aviation Industries (ABM 250). The event aimed to broaden students' perspectives on contemporary aviation business through issues of sustainability, community development, and sustainable tourism within the context of the modern aviation industry. Using a Problem-Based Learning (PBL) approach with real challenges from Thai AirAsia, students were guided to think critically, analyse, and design sustainable development pathways for aviation organisations — while also developing teamwork, communication, and creative media production skills.

Shaping a Sustainable Aviation Future: BU Students Tackle Real-World Challenges with Thai AirAsia

Broaden perspectives on contemporary aviation business through issues of sustainability

Airline Business Management Program, School of Humanities and Tourism Management, organized the 1st Aviation Week to enhance students’ potential and prepare them for careers in the global aviation industry. The event featured professional learning activities that bridged classroom knowledge with real-world industry experience under the concept of a Practical University, emphasizing hands-on learning, analytical thinking, and the development of a professional mindset for future aviation professionals.

BU AIR Organizes Aviation Week in Collaboration with Aviation Industry Partners to Develop Skills for the Next Generation of Aviation Professionals

Providing students with the skills, knowledge, and real-world experience needed to become internationally qualified aviation professionals in the future

Airline Business Management program, School of Humanities and Tourism Management, organized a curriculum enhancement project — "Mission RampShield: Safety Never Sleeps" — through training and site visits at AirAsia Academy. Students enrolled in ABM343 Ramp Operations and ABM345 Air Cargo Management participated to learn about Logistics Transportation by Air through workshops and real-world case studies in the aviation industry.

School of Humanities and Tourism Management Opens "Logistics Transportation by Air" Experience at AirAsia Academy

In collaboration with Thai AirAsia through the “Mission RampShield: Safety Never Sleeps” project, students gain hands-on training in air cargo transportation and international aviation safety standards

Upskill in Hospitality & MICE Like a Pro Hotel Students Train for Real with IMPACT Exhibition Management

giving students the opportunity to learn real-world banquet and event management processes from a national-level venue.

Hotel Management Students Explore Professional Spa & Wellness Management at DIVANA Spa & Wellness

Students learned about spa management concepts, service experience creation, service quality management, and professional Wellness business operating standards

Admission

School of Humanities and Tourism Management

The Programs Available for Admission

Bachelor’s Degree

Culinary Arts and Restaurant Service Management

English

Hotel Management

Airline Business Management

Tourism and Cruise Management

International Tourism and Hospitality Management

Culinary Arts and Design

Master’s Degree

Master of Arts Program in Tourism and Hospitality Management Innovation (International Program)

FAQs

What are the highlights of BU's English program?

Modern simulation labs with 1:1 equipment ratio, learning theory alongside practice in all skills.

Does the English program have international partners?

Partnerships with international educational institutions, with internship opportunities at leading international companies.

What are the qualifications of English program faculty?

Faculty with real industry experience, plus renowned guest lecturers.

What careers can English graduates pursue?

Interpreter, Operations Staff, International Relations Specialist, Merchandiser, Customer Experience Specialist, or international organization roles.

Who is the English program suitable for?

For those seeking professional English skills for international careers, business, education, or translation.

What are the highlights of BU's Hotel Management program?

Comprehensive hotel simulation labs in the Tourism Tower with partnerships with international hotels.

Where do Hotel Management students intern?

Internships at 5-star hotels and leading hotel chains, both domestically and internationally.

What does the Hotel Management program teach?

Front Office, Food & Beverage, Event Management, Revenue Management, and Hospitality Technology.

What careers can Hotel Management graduates pursue?

Hotels, resorts, spas, restaurants, event management, or manage your own hospitality business.

What is the background of Hotel Management faculty?

Faculty with real experience from the international hotel industry, including luxury and leading hotel chains.

What simulation facilities does the Airline program have?

Comprehensive airline simulation labs with 1:1 equipment, replicating real airline working environments.

Which airlines does the Airline program partner with?

Partnerships with leading domestic and international airlines for real internship opportunities.

What careers can Airline Business graduates pursue?

Cabin crew, Flight Dispatcher, Air-Freight/Cargo Agent, Aviation Safety & Security Officer, Ground Operations Staff.

What topics does the Airline program cover?

Ground and air operations: passenger services, airport management, aviation safety, air cargo, and airline business.

What makes BU's Airline program different from others?

Located in the Tourism Tower with comprehensive facilities: aircraft simulation room, airport simulation room, and real industry equipment.

What are the highlights of BU's Tourism and Cruise Management?

Covers both tourism and cruise industry simultaneously with international partnerships.

Does this program offer international internships?

Opportunities both domestically and internationally, including work on international cruise ships.

What careers can graduates pursue?

Tourism, hotels, cruise ships, tour companies, tourism agencies, TAT, or international organizations.

How does the program teach about cruise ships?

Cruise ship service, department management on board, foreign languages for cruise work, and real on-board internship opportunities.

What building is this program located in?

Located in the Tourism Tower with comprehensive labs for tourism, hotel, F&B, and aviation.

Preparation

You can apply immediately with just your 4-semester cumulative GPA (Grade 11)—no need to wait for all 6 semesters.

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