School of Humanities and Tourism Management Alumni Receives MICHELIN Young Chef Award 2026

Made a name for himself with authentic, bold-flavored Southern Thai cuisine, elevated with modern techniques while supporting local communities

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School of Humanities and Tourism Management Alumni Receives MICHELIN Young Chef Award 2026

Congratulations to Chef Mond - Suwijak Kunghae, alumnus of the School of Humanities and Tourism Management, on receiving the MICHELIN YOUNG CHEF AWARD 2026, Presented by Blancpain, from Royd restaurant. He has made a name for himself with authentic, bold-flavored Southern Thai cuisine, elevated with modern techniques while supporting local communities. Royd restaurant itself has also been selected as MICHELIN Selected in the MICHELIN GUIDE 2026.

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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.

Scholarship available

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