Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Hospitality and Tourism with a specialism in Hospitality Innovation

A three-year honours degree at APU's Technology Park Malaysia campus in Kuala Lumpur. The programme carries a dual award with Hotel and Tourism Management Institute (HTMi) Switzerland, so graduates receive certificates from both APU and HTMi; the dual award is included in the course fee. Students on this degree have the option of a two-week study trip to HTMi Switzerland in Year 2, with accommodation, meals, airport transfer and programme costs paid by APU (students pay only airfare, travel insurance and personal expenses). What the fee covers: the international student full-time rate. 'HOSPITALITY AND TOURISM' is named in the fee guide's RM 34,900 (Level 1) / RM 36,100 (Level 2) / RM 37,500 (Level 3) band, a total of RM 108,500 over three years. It excludes the 6% Malaysian SST. Fee year: 2026. English requirement as published: IELTS 5.0 for international students, stated on the programme page. Before you budget: there is a compulsory cost specific to this degree that you will not see on the course page. APU's official fee guide lists an RM 4,200 Hospitality Resource Fee covering uniforms, knife sets, typhoid injections, name tags, food handler training and certificate, and practical and lab fees for the duration of the course. The programme page does not itemise it — its fee note says only that figures exclude deposits and miscellaneous fees — so budget for it separately. The programme page does confirm three years and the RM 34,900 / 36,100 / 37,500 international table totalling RM 108,500, matching the fee guide band. Note also that the APU-De Montfort dual degree scheme is not available on this programme; the fee guide states the DMU scheme does not apply to Hospitality and Tourism. The total excludes the 6% SST and the standard visa, registration and deposit fees.