Features

Academic Excellence

Hotelschool the Hague has built its reputation through partnerships with 27 leading industry companies, which gives students direct access to hospitality’s top players like Hilton and Van der Valk Hotels. The school’s Pre-Master program demonstrates remarkable outcomes: 95% of graduates successfully enter master’s programs, while 80% complete their MSc within a year, deepening expertise in strategic management and finance. Learning itself blends innovation with practicality—70% of core courses incorporate 30 video and VR/AR resources, including a revolutionary approach to language assessment that goes beyond traditional testing.

Innovative Initiatives

At the heart of this ecosystem lies the Digital Transformation Hub, which orchestrates 3,000 BYOD-format exams annually while integrating cutting-edge ANS tools that reshape how education actually works. Beyond classrooms, students engage with over 50 events each year, including prestigious TEDx conferences that build both leadership skills and professional networks. The “Future We Want” project pushes teams to tackle complex industry challenges together, while Extra Mile Office certifications—from first aid to wine studies—give graduates competitive advantages that matter when they enter the job market.

Ecology at Hotelschool the Hague

Sustainability isn’t just a buzzword here. Through the Sustainable Hospitality exchange network connecting 40 universities worldwide and partnership with UNWTO, the school embeds environmental consciousness into its core curriculum. The campus fruit orchards serve as living laboratories where sustainable practices support UN Goals through tangible action. Initiatives like the “Move the Date” Challenge encourage students to reduce their carbon footprint, transforming ecological thinking from an abstract concept into something that shapes their professional identity and daily decisions.

Individual Mentorship

Faculty members undergo over 100 hours of specialized training before they begin guiding students through academic and career trajectories at the mentor office. Internship coordinators don’t simply help with placement searches—they build bridges between coursework and industry reality that students will cross throughout their careers. Meanwhile, the Learning Community Study Success platform brings together 413 active users who collaborate on challenging subjects like finance through online sessions, ensuring that learning becomes personalized rather than following a one-size-fits-all approach.

Modern Resources

Digital infrastructure at Hotelschool the Hague extends far beyond gadgets and devices. VR/AR equipment and intuitive student portals make learning more dynamic, while practical laboratories become spaces where innovation actually happens rather than just being discussed. These facilities, guided by faculty expertise, allow students to experiment with real hospitality challenges and develop solutions that they’ll later apply in their careers, turning theoretical knowledge into hands-on experience.