Glion Institute of Higher Education, is among the top 3 hospitality management schools in the world for an international career and provides undergraduate, graduate and post graduate studies in the fields of hospitality, hotel and tourism to students from all over the world. Our academic programs are accredited at university level by the New England Association of Schools and Colleges in the USA.

2. Event & Entertainment WorldwideEntertainment & Media Industry has increased by38%between 2005 and 2010 The MICE Sector (Meetings, Incentives, Conventions and Exhibitions) is one of the fastest growing sectors in the hospitality industry. Sports Sports alone in USA represents a revenue between U$ 375 to 425 billion Tremendous market boost with: the FIFA World Cup (South Africa) - 2010 the Winter Olympics (Canada) - 2010 WHY EVENT, SPORT & ENTERTAINMENT ? INDUSTRY KEY FACTS / FORECAST

4. Small class sizes therefore increased participation

6. Specialised and dedicated faculty with industry experience

8. Managing Director of the Verbier Festival & Academy

9. Events, Entertainment, Arts

10. André Gorgemans

11. General Secretary World Federation of the Sporting Goods Industry

12. Sport, Retail, Governance

13. Robert Jérôme

14. Vice President of Intrawest

15. Resort Management & Development, Sport, Tourism

16. Christian Savioz

17. Coordination Manager of Swissmate

18. Events, Sport, Marketing

19. Dieter Schellenberg

20. General Secretary of the UCI

22. Students are exposed to a range of industry professionals throughout their studies

24. Entertainment Management

25. Sport & Entertainment Marketing

27. Congresses, symposium, fairs (Geneva Palexpo)

28. Excellent winter and summer sport facilities

29. Many entertainment opportunities (casino, theme parks)

31. Two Great Program Pathways Associate Degree Bachelor Degree ESE Management Sport and Entertainment Mrk. Hospitality Management Entertainment Mgt. Sport & Entertainment Facility Management Event Mgt. Event, Sport & Entertainment Management Hospitality Management S1 Glion S1 Glion S2 Internship S2 Glion Students have option to transfer between pathways after Semester 1 S3 Glion S3 Internship S4 Bulle S4 Bulle Event, Sport & Entertainment Administration Hospitality Administration S5 Internship Hospitality & Tourism S6 Bulle Hospitality Marketing Hospitality Finance & Revenue S7 Bulle Hospitality and HR Hospitality and Entertainment Hospitality and Event

33. Sport & Entertainment Facility & Venue Management

34. Principles of Sport & Entertainment Tourism

35. Event Management Project

36. Managing People in Sport & Entertainment

37. Financial Management

38. Marketing

39. Basic & Advanced Accounting Principles

40. English or Foreign Language

41. Information Technology

42. Communication…▼ Year 2 S3 INTERNSHIP ▼ S4

43. Practical Development FashionShow GamingNight GlionChampsorganizationandplanning PrizeGivingParty FilmPremiereoftheDVDversionoftherevampedStudentYearbook

45. Entertainment Management

46. Sport & Entert. Marketing

48. Sport, Entertainment and the Media

49. Financial Management

50. Legislation and Contractual law

51. Macro Micro Economics

52. Marketing in the Sport & Entertainment Industry

53. Venue Operations Management (all except Sport Mktg)

54. Conference & Event Management (Event)

55. Casino & Gaming Management (entertainment)

56. Essentials of Brand Management (Sport Marketing)

57. Spa Management (S&E Facility Management)▼ S6 ▼ Year 31/2 S7

59. Sport & Entertainment Facility & Venue Management

60. Principles of Sport & Entertainment Tourism

61. Managing Events in Sport & Entertainment

62. Event Management Project

63. Managing People in Sport & Entertainment

64. Basic & Advanced Accounting

65. English or Foreign Language

66. Information Technology

67. Communication…S2 Administration Year 2 INTERNSHIP S3 Management

68. WHAT KIND OF POSITIONS?

70. Event Management

71. Marketing Agencies

72. Product Development

73. Product Marketing

74. Product Distribution & Retails

75. Sport Governance

77. Sport & Event Tour Operating

79. MICE (Meetings/Incentives/ Conferences/Exhibitions) Management

80. Event Hospitality Management

81. Venue Management

82. Product Marketing

84. Film / TV Production

85. Film / Music Studio Management

86. Cinema Management

87. Resort Management

88. Cruise Entertainment Management

89. Visitor Attraction Park Management

90. Event Management

91. Venue Management

92. Theatre Management

93. Talent Management

94. Entertainment Complex Management

96. Sports schools (e.g. ski, tennis…)

97. Sport & Event Tour Operating

98. Health & Fitness Clubs

99. Golf Clubs

100. Sport Stadiums

101. Sport Federations Governance

102. Public Sector Sport Administration

103. Resort Management

104. Venue Management

105. Event Management