Business School Review
Cornell-Nanyang Institute
ASIA PACIFIC
of Hospitality Management
School Statistics
Programme Type:
Full Time MBA
T
he Cornell-Nanyang Institute of Hospitality
Management (CNI) was created as a partnership
Joint Degree Programmes Offered:
Master of Management in Hospitality
between Cornell University’s School of Hotel
Administration and Nanyang Technological
Specialisation by Function:
University’s Business School and offers a joint degree
Hospitality Management
– Master of Management in Hospitality (MMH).
Specialisation by Industry: Cornell University is the only Ivy League university
Consulting
to offer a masters degree in hospitality management;
Hospitality
Real Estate the Nanyang Business School is one of Asia’s premier
business schools. CNI is housed at the scenic NTU of hospitality, as well as the skills and knowledge to
Full Time Course Information
Start Dates:
campus in Singapore and aims to develop leaders, pursue a specific niche.
May managers and entrepreneurs for the Asian hospitality
and tourism industry. The world-renowned faculty in Ithaca and
Programme Duration:
12 months
Singapore lead the learning experience and serve as
The MMH degree (accredited by AACSB a resource for insights on cutting edge developments
Tuition Fee:
International and EQUIS) is a one year intensive in the field and connections with key industry leaders.
USD ($) 51,900 / Per Year
program, where students spend six months in Singapore All MMH students gain incredible career connections
Entry Requirements:
and six months in Ithaca, New York. The MMH is through continuous interaction with executives and an
Min. GMAT Score : 600
Min. TOEFL Computer Based Score : 250
equivalent to an MBA and has an exclusive focus on the alumni network that spans the globe. Graduates of the
Min. TOEFL Paper Based Score : 600
hospitality industry. In this intense, one year program, MMH program are part of a large, global community
Min. IELTS : 6
Min. Years of Work Experience : 0
students will leverage their existing knowledge while that facilitates the implementation of their ideas in
learning about the hospitality industry in a challenging a fast-paced business environment. MMH graduates
Application Fee:
and fast-paced environment. This one year investment are entrepreneurs, restaurateurs, developers, analysts,
USD ($) 75
minimizes opportunity costs, reduces time out of the consultants, corporate directors, and managers of
Contact: workforce and the overall cost of tuition. hotels, resorts, and spas.
Sonali Deuskar, Director of Marketing
Cornell-Nanyang Institute of Hospitality The MMH is designed to meet the needs of The MMH degree is the hospitality industry’s
Management
current industry professionals, career-changers, and gold standard for advanced study; and admission
Nanyang Technological University
S3-B1A-35, Nanyang Avenue recent graduates who have a passion for hospitality requirements are rigorous. Candidates must
Singapore 639798
and performance. The MMH prepares students to demonstrate leadership ability, initiative and a
Tel: +65 6790 5800
be theory-based, action-oriented leaders of executive commitment to hospitality. Undergraduate degrees
Fax: +65 6794 9796
management teams and entrepreneurial ventures, in can be in any subject, and must show high academic
Email:
spdeuskar@ntu.edu.sg
Web:
www.mmh.cornell.edu
the hospitality industry. MMH offers specialized career achievement. Most importantly, candidates must
tracks - Real Estate Finance and Investment, Marketing be ready to join a global community of hospitality
Management, Revenue Management, Operations leaders who change the world. From Boston to Beijing
Management and Human Resources Management. to Bangkok…… from classrooms to boardrooms in
These specialized career tracks ensure that MMH Moscow and Mumbai to guestrooms in the rainforest
students graduate with the breadth to work in any area and desert oasis……this is the one for you.
Student Profile
Kunal Gill MMH ‘07
Research Analyst (Pricing and Distribution)
Millennium & Copthorne Hotels, Singapore
Kunal manages the collection, analysis and
interpretation of industry and business environment
data for Millennium and Copthorne Hotels and consults
on strategic decisions for global distribution and revenue
management initiatives at Millennium Hotels.
“I chose to pursue the MMH program at the
Singapore campus because of the rapid growth
potential and innumerable opportunities available in
Asia today. I was confident that the MMH program
would give me, revenue management conceptual
knowledge, and being part of the Singapore campus
would give me access to alumni and most importantly
networking opportunities in Asia,”.
Kunal said that the MMH program more than met
his expectations, “I was able to take career-focused
courses at Cornell, and could network with key people
in revenue management in Asia. The alumni network
was invaluable and I landed an internship as well as
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my current position through a helpful alumnus who
ended up being a great mentor throughout.”
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