Fast Track – Bachelor in Hospitality Management

** Please note that due to the ongoing innovations in the curriculum of the Bachelor Hospitality Management, the entry requirements for the Fast Track programme are expected to change for the 2023 intake. **

Dutch applicants

We welcome applicants to our Fast Track Bachelor programme who have completed an MBO Horeca Ondernemer/Manager and received a final grade of 7 or higher in English, Entrepreneurial skills, Leadership skills and Numerical ability.

International applicants

We welcome international applicants to our Fast Track Bachelor programme who have a secondary school diploma that qualifies them to attend a university (or German Fachhochschule) in their own country, plus a diploma from a hospitality programme where they studied full-time for at least two years.

If you meet the admissions requirements, you may be invited to take part in the Summer Preparation Course. After successful completion of the course, you will be admitted to the Fast Track Programme and you’ll then continue with the bachelor’s programme in September.

English levels

Both Dutch and International applicants must be proficient enough for higher education studies. Official English language exam scores are required for all non-native speakers – or those who haven’t spent the last two years in full-time English education.

More information about admission requirements - International students >

More information about admission requirements - Dutch students >

Practical placement exemption request form >

Our graduates are highly sought after, both in the hospitality and international business community thanks to the skills that they develop while studying at our programmes. Our graduates go on to managerial positions in four- and five-star hospitality establishments around the world. Moreover, they’re well prepared to take on key roles in other areas of business, including consultancy, finance and project management. An increasing number of our students go on to be entrepreneurs both in the Netherlands and further afield, or choose to pursue post-graduate education through our pre-master’s programme. To discover more about the exciting and diverse career paths of our alumni, please visit our alumni platform.

As Hotelschool The Hague is a state-funded school, the costs for our bachelor’s programme are significantly lower than other renowned private hotel schools.

Hotelschool The Hague is part of a programme called ‘Ruim baan voor talent’ (Make way for talent), initiated by the Dutch Ministry of Education, Culture & Science. It gives certain universities of applied sciences, including ours, the scope to charge higher tuition fees on the grounds of demonstrable added value for students. Our added value lies in the following areas:

• Our institution’s international character;
• Our students’ ability to achieve personal growth;
• Our students’ ability to handle complex problems;
• Our institution’s favourable position in the labour market.

Cost for EEA students >

Cost for non-EEA students >

Holland Scholarship

The Holland Scholarship is financed by the Dutch Ministry of Education, Culture and Science and Dutch research universities and universities of applied sciences. The scholarship is intended for international students from outside the European Economic Area (EEA) who want to do their bachelor's or master's in the Netherlands. EEA refers to EU countries plus Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway. Nationals of Switzerland and Suriname are not eligible for this scholarship programme either.

Arnoud van Delft Scholarship

This scholarship is dedicated to Arnoud van Delft , founder of the Fast Track programme. The Arnoud van Delft scholarship is offered to the best Fast-track talent and is awarded annually. The selected Fast Track student will receive credit for the costs of the Summer Course, which amount to €2,900.

More information about scholarships >