Valid for programs starting in
Spring and Fall 2025

Crans-Montana
Switzerland
Fees and otherexpenses
Terms andconditions

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Bachelor of Science in
Global Hospitality Management (BSc)
Experiential Year
Breakdown of fees in CHF

S1

S2
Internship

BSc Year 1
S1

S2

BSc Year 2
S3
Internship

BSc Year 3

S4

S5

S6

Research2/3 /On The-Job
experience

Total

Compulsory Expenses
Tuition fees

32,00032,00032,00032,00032,000160,000

Learning resources andpractical arts apparel

2,910

485

485

485

485

4,850

Les Roches for life career
support

300

300

300

300

300

1,500

Health and accident insurance1

1,785

895

1,785

895

1,785

7,145

Total Compulsory
Academic Expenses

36,99533,68034,57033,68034,570173,495

Residential board

5,100

5,100

5,100

3,80033,800322,900On-Campus single/double
room2

6,200

7,700

7,700

Total Compulsory
Living Expenses

11,30012,80012,80021,600
3,800

3,800

7,700

7,700

500

500

1,300

1,300

44,500Optional Accomodation and Board
On-Campus single room2(upgrade for Experiential year S1students)

1,500

Car parking

500

500

500

Residential board upgrade(additional)3

Application fee

275

Administration fee

150

Damage deposit (refundable)

1,000

1 	Please refer to the chapter on ‘Insurance’in the terms and conditions section
2 	External accommodation is only an option for returning students in BSc Years S4, S5,S6 (for BSc year 3 - S6 at extra cost if student chooses to stay in Crans-Montana). Direct
Entry BSc year S4, S5, or first-time transfers from other campuses, must instead takecampus accommodation. Experiential year S1 students can choose single (at extra cost)or standard double room, while BSc year 1 (S1 and S2) students will be staying in single
rooms
3	For students living off campus (optional in BSc years S4, S5, S6), flexible board iscompulsory with the option to upgrade to full (residential) board. (Extra cost for BSc
year S6 students if they choose to stay in Crans-Montana)2

Fees and other expenses

Diploma of Advanced Studies in International
Hospitality Management
Year 1
Breakdown of fees in CHF

S1Professional
Project

Total

Compulsory Expenses
Tuition fees

21,80021,800

Learning resources

570

570

Les Roches for life career support

1500

1500

Health and accident insurance1

1,785

1,785

Business field trip2

3,200

3,200

Total Compulsory Academic Expenses

28,85528,855Flexible board

3,800

3,800

Total Compulsory Living Expenses

3,800

3,800

Optional Accommodation and Board
On-Campus single room3

7,700

Car parking

500

Residential board upgrade (additional)4

1,300

Application fee

275

Administration fee

150

Damage deposit (refundable)

1,000

1	Please refer to the chapter on ‘Insurance’ in the terms
and conditions section (also includes Semester 2)

3	External accommodation (off campus) is permitted
for students in the Advanced Studies program2	Includes return flights from Switzerland
to destination, lodging, half board, and company visits

4	For students living off campus, flexible board
is compulsory with the option to upgrade to full(residential) board

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Diploma of Advanced Studies in F&B
Entrepreneurship & Management
Year 1
Breakdown of fees in CHF

S1Professional
Project

Total

Compulsory Expenses
Tuition fees

18,70018,700

Learning resources

570

570

Les Roches for life career support

1,500

1,500

Health and accident insurance1

1,785

1,785

Immersive field trips2

3,200

3,200

Total Compulsory Academic Expenses

25,75525,755Flexible board

3,800

3,800

Total Compulsory Living Expenses

3,800

3,800

Optional Accommodation and Board
On-Campus single room3

7,700

Car parking

500

Residential board upgrade (additional)4

1,300

Application fee

275

Administration fee

150

Damage deposit (refundable)

1,000

1	Please refer to the chapter on ‘Insurance’ in the terms
and conditions section (also includes Semester 2)

3	External accommodation (off campus) is permitted
for students in the Advanced Studies program2	Includes return transport from Switzerland
to destination, lodging, half board, and company visits

4	For students living off campus, flexible board
is compulsory with the option to upgrade to full(residential) board

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Diploma of Advanced Studies in
Digital Transformation
Year 1
Breakdown of fees in CHF

S1Professional
Project

Total

Compulsory Expenses
Tuition fees

18,70018,700

Learning resources

570

570

Les Roches for life career support

1,500

1,500

Health and accident insurance1

1,785

1,785

Business field trip2

3,200

3,200

Total Compulsory Academic Expenses

25,75525,755Flexible board

3,800

3,800

Total Compulsory Living Expenses

3,800

3,800

Optional Accommodation and Board
On-Campus single room3

7,700

Car parking

500

Residential board upgrade (additional)4

1,300

Application fee

275

Administration fee

150

Damage deposit (refundable)

1,000

1	Please refer to the chapter on ‘Insurance’ in the terms
and conditions section (also includes Semester 2)

3	External accommodation (off campus) is permitted
for students in the Advanced Studies program2	Includes return flights from Switzerland
to destination, lodging, half board, and company visits

4	For students living off campus, flexible board
is compulsory with the option to upgrade to full(residential) board

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Master of Advanced Studies in Hospitality
Management with Specialization(Switzerland)Year 1

Year 2S1

S2Specialization

Tuition fees

19,20019,200

Learning resources

590

Les Roches for life career support

750

750

1,500

Health and accident insurance1

895

1,785

2,680

Business field trip2

3,200

Breakdown of fees in CHF

Professional
Project

Total

Compulsory Expenses
38,400590

3,200

Business field trip or
Immersive field visits3

3,200

3,200

Total Compulsory Academic
Expenses

24,63524,93549,570Flexible board

3,800

3,800

7,600

Total Compulsory Living Expenses

3,800

3,800

7,600

On-Campus single room4

7,700

7,700

Car parking

500

500

Residential board upgrade(additional)5

1,300

1,300

Application fee

275

Administration fee

150

Damage deposit (refundable)

1,000

Optional Accommodation and Board

1 	Please refer to the chapter on ‘Insurance’in the terms and conditions section

4	External accommodation (off campus) is permitted
for students in the MAS program2	Includes return flights from Switzerland to destination,
lodging, half board, and company visits

5	For students living off campus, flexible board
is compulsory with the option to upgrade to full(residential) board

3	Includes return transport from Switzerland todestination, lodging if any, half board if any, andcompany visits. The destination will depend on the
choice of Specialization

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Fees and other expenses

Master of Advanced Studies in Hospitality
Management with Specialization(Switzerland + Spain)
Year 1

Year 2

S1(Switzerland)

S2: Specialization(Spain)Tuition fees

19,20016,80036,000

Learning resources

590

565

1,155

Les Roches for life career support

750

750

1,500

Health and accident insurance1

895

860

1,755

Business field trip2

3,200

Breakdown of fees in CHF

Professional
Project

Total

Compulsory Expenses

3,200

Immersive Experience3

2,300

2,300

Total Compulsory Academic
Expenses

24,635

21,27545,910Flexible board

3,800

2,500

6,300

Total Compulsory Living Expenses

3,800

2,500

6,300

On-Campus single room4

7,700

7,400

Car parking

500

210

Residential board upgrade(additional)5

1,300

Application fee

275

Administration fee

150

Damage deposit (refundable)

1,000

Optional Accommodation and Board

500

1 	Please refer to the chapter on ‘Insurance’in the terms and conditions section

4	External accommodation (off campus) is permitted
for students in the MAS program2	Includes return flights from Switzerland to destination,
lodging, half board, and company visits

5	For students living off campus, flexible board
is compulsory with the option to upgrade to full(residential) board

3	Includes return transport from Spain to destination,
lodging if any, half board if any, and company visits.
The destination(s) will depend on the choice ofSpecialization

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Master of Science inSports Management & Events
Year 1
Breakdown of fees in CHF

Year 2
Internship OR
Applied Project

Total

S1

S2

Tuition fees

18,20018,20036,400

Learning resources

590

590

1,180

Les Roches for life career support

750

750

1,500

Health and accident insurance1

895

1,785

2,680

3,200

3,200

Compulsory Expenses

Business field trip2
Total Compulsory Academic Expenses

20,43524,52544,960Flexible board

3,800

3,800

7,600

Total Compulsory Living Expenses

3,800

3,800

7,600

On-Campus single room3

7,700

7,700

Car parking

500

500

Residential board upgrade (additional)4

1,300

1,300

Optional Accommodation and Board

Application fee

275

Administration fee

150

Damage deposit (refundable)

1,000

1	Please refer to the chapter on ‘Insurance’in the terms and conditions section

3	External accommodation (off campus) is permitted forstudents in the MSc program2	Includes return flights from Switzerland to destination,
lodging, half board, and company visits

4	For students living off campus, flexible board
is compulsory with the option to upgrade to full(residential) board

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Fees and other expenses

Master of Business Administration in Global
Hospitality Management (MBA)Year 1
Breakdown of fees in CHF

Year 2
Internship OR
Applied Project

Total

S1

S2

28,80028,80057,600

Learning resources

590

590

1,180

Les Roches for life career support

750

750

1,500

Health and accident insurance1

895

1,785

2,680

4,500

4,500

Compulsory Expenses
Tuition fees

Business field trip2
Total Compulsory Academic Expenses

31,03536,42567,460Flexible board

3,800

3,800

7,600

Total Compulsory Living Expenses

3,800

3,800

7,600

On-Campus single room3

7,700

7,700

Car parking

500

500

Residential board upgrade (additional)4

1,300

1,300

Optional Accommodation and Board

Application fee

275

Administration fee

150

Damage deposit (refundable)

1,000

1	Please refer to the chapter on ‘Insurance’in the terms and conditions section

3	External accommodation (off campus) is permitted forstudents in the MBA program2	Includes return flights from Switzerland to destination,
lodging, half board, and company visits

4	For students living off campus, flexible board
is compulsory with the option to upgrade to full(residential) board

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Terms and Conditions
Application Fee– Career and internship guidance andprofessional development opportunities

A non-refundable fee of CHF 275 is required(career fair, industry workshops, personalisedwith each application for Les Roches Global

counselling, job search, etc.)

Hospitality Education. Please see section on“Method of Payment”.

– Health and wellbeing support (basic medical
and counselling support by campus nurses,

Administration Fee

campus counsellor)

One-time administrative cost related to– On-campus security service 24/7 throughcantonal and communal fees, including but

Les Roches Campus Security

not limited to, residence tax, student Visas,– Free membership and access to off-campus

and residence permits.

services through TSM (e.g. while oninternship) such as medical and travel security

Damage Deposit

assistance (incl. 6 days pre-arrival and post-

A refundable damage deposit of CHF 1,000 is
charged with a student’s first invoice and will be

departure to and from Crans-Montana)reimbursed three months after the final check-– Access to specific campus organized events(e.g. leadership series, industry events) andout at the end of the studies.

extra-curricular activities and conferences

The deposit covers any costs due to damage(may incur participation fees depending on

to Les Roches property as well as any remaining

type of activity)balance, if sufficient, at the time of the final– Cantonal and communal taxes

check-out.

– Communal benefits card “My Explorer Card”

Tuition fees and fees associatedwith the studies(granting free access to specific outdoor
activities, bus services, lifts, etc. in Crans-

The compulsory academic expenses

Montana and neighbouring communities

cover the following:

during specific periods) for students living on– Tuition fees

campus. For more information, please consult– School supplies

crans-montana.ch/myexplorercard.
– Swiss regional administration charges for Visa

– Access to academic facilities on campus

and resident permit (excluding where there(e.g. library access, innovation lab and digitalare legal and court charges if the Visa or work

learning support) and academic tutoring

permit has been refused and an appeal has

and support

been made by the student)– Access to recreational facilities on campus(e.g. student gym, student events space, etc.)
and access to sports activities and training

10Terms and conditions

Field trips– Swiss VAT(compulsory for the concerned programs)– Contribution to examination costs

Field trips are a compulsory part of the program and(except resit or retake examinations)bear academic credits. Expenses are estimated and– Access to Microsoft Office automation licenses

subject to change with currency variations and other– Reception and postal distribution service

factors. The field trip fee for the MBA, MSc andon campus

Advances Studies programs include transportation– Contribution to Alumni lifetime services.

(to/from airports), flights, lodging, half board andPlease note any unused services, clothes,

other school-planned activities.

supplies, benefits, etc., included in the main

Fee associated with lodging andboard

fees are not refundable
Learning Resources (compulsory)

On-campus accommodation

Learning Resources are tailored to suit the needs

On-campus accommodation is compulsory

according to each semester level and program andfor Bachelor students during Experiential year

usually comprise a variation of different support

Semester 1, and BSc year Semesters 1 & 2, as wellmaterial such as textbooks, digital resources,

as for all Bachelor direct entry and Bachelor

online accesses to software and databases,

exchange students transferring to Les Roches

copyright and licenses, kitchen tools (for practical

Crans-Montana for the first time. The standard

programs) as well as practical arts apparelrate covers accommodation in a shared Double(kitchen, housekeeping and service uniforms) for

Room for Experiential year Semester 1 students,

specified programs.

and a single room for BSc year Semesters 1 and 2

All Bachelor Experiential year Semester 1

students. BSc year Semesters 4 and 5 students may

students will receive a pre-loaded iPad containing

choose to stay in a single room on campus at an

e-books, videos and digital content to support

additional cost.

the learning experience. Any students wishing toAfter the downpayment is made, all students

order printed text books may order them throughchosing the school accommodation will

the school at an additional cost. For direct entry

receive instructions by email on making a room

Bachelor students the purchase of the iPad andreservation in our online lodging platform.

the digital learning resources (CHF 1,000) is

Students’ rooms are only confirmed upon thecompulsory.

receipt of the full payment of fees as per payment

A detailed overview of the different learning

deadline.

resources can be provided upon request onceOn-campus accommodation includes all costs

on campus.

relating to heating, electricity, maintenance,

Laptop (device & service support – optional)

bed linen, housekeeping service (once every two

Les Roches students will be given individual

weeks), free wifi and residential kitchen facilities.

access to our learning platform, which hosts
student information, including support andteaching documents and other learning resources.
Students should bring their own laptop whichmust meet the school’s specifications as per
the Laptop Policy which can be consulted athttps://lesroches.edu/apply/accepted-studentinformation/computer-policy/

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Full (residential) or flexible board

Les Roches cannot be held responsible for the

Full board in Crans-Montana includes threetheft of personal belongings, student damage ormeals a day, five days a week, as well as brunch

third party insurance. The health insurance fee

and dinner on Saturdays and Sundays.

for the internship semester(s) will be charged on

For students, who received written approval

the invoice for the previous on-campus semester.

from the Executive Management Team to live off
campus, the compulsory flexible board option

Personal expenses

can be upgraded to full board upon additional

It is estimated that students require on average

payment. Students on flexible board have asum of CHF 500 per month to finance their out-

"credit" of 170 meals to use during the semester atof-pocket expenses such as snacks and drinks,

their own convenience (breakfast, lunch, dinner,entertainment, personal supplies, laundry, andweekend brunch). Once this "credit" consumed,

any other personal expenses.

additional meals will be charged separately.

Internships (if applicable)

Insurance

Although internships are generally paid by the

Health insurance coverage is compulsory by

employer, the remuneration received cannot

law in Switzerland. Therefore all students

be expected to finance studies at Les Roches.

are automatically covered with the insurance
health and accident, while on campus and on

Visa application procedure for
accepted candidates

internship, at the most competitive rate, which

As some students will require a student Visa to

may vary from one semester to another.

enter Switzerland, they are kindly requested to

However, if a student has a private, valid

verify Visa requirements for their nationality

provided by the school. This covers them forinsurance cover equivalent to the Swiss healthand apply at the right time.

insurance cover scheme, they may request to

To see if a student Visa is needed to study in

get exempted by the Swiss authorities before

Switzerland, please visit the official Swiss

their arrival on campus. Failure to complete

website: sem.admin.ch/sem/en/home/themen/

the request, the insurance provided by theeinreise/faq.html

Institution will apply. Information about the

For the Visa application procedure and required

exemption and comparison between private

documents, please refer to our website:and school insurance is available from thelesroches.edu/admissions/accepted-students/

Admissions department or from the Les Roches

pre-arrival-information/

website lesroches.edu/apply/accepted-student-

Please note that it may take at least 2-3 months

information/pre-arrival-information/

to obtain a student Visa. Once the acceptanceStudents keeping their private health andpackage is received, new students should apply

accident cover are responsible for verifying

for their Visa as soon as possible and speak withthat their documents are valid while inan Educational Counselor for any questions

Switzerland or abroad.

about the procedure.

Les Roches will not cover any related expenses.
Personal and private insurance, to cover issues
such as damage or theft of personal property,
is not compulsory but is strongly recommended
and is the student’s responsibility.
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Downpayment (reservation)

At the end of the studies (or if the student
definitively withdraws), the sponsor can claim

New students: upon receipt of the conditional

for the refund of the positive balance for aoffer letter, a downpayment of CHF 5,000 is

maximum of two years after the last official

required to secure your place on the program.

check-out day of their last on campus semester.

The downpayment can be made by bank transfer
or online platform at lesroches.flywire.com.

Payments

This non-refundable deposit guarantees

Unless a payment plan contract has been

the reserved place in the program and isapproved, payments must be made in full in

automatically deducted from the first semester’s

Swiss francs no later than :invoice. In case an accepted candidate postpones

New students : 	15th of May

his/her studies, the balance will be carried(for the Fall intake)forward to the next two subsequent intakes.

15th of November

Late cancellation fee &refund policy(for the Spring intake)
Returning students : 15th of June

Except as described hereinafter, all fees(for the Fall intake)outlined and paid for are non-refundable.

1st of December

If a new student cancels before the official(for the Spring intake)arrival date on campus, only the downpayment(reservation) will be retained (see above). If a

Payments can be made by bank transfer, check,returning student cancels his/her studies after thecredit card or online at lesroches.flywire.com.

deadline mentioned below and without a written

Students will not be permitted to begin theirnotification, a late cancellation fee of CHF 3,000

studies until payment for the semester has been

will be charged to the student’s account:
New students :received. Swiss Residence permits, academic

15th of May

transcripts and degrees are only delivered /(for the Fall intake)awarded upon full settlement of all
outstanding fees.

15th of November(for the Spring intake)

Method of payment

Returning students : 15th of June

Les Roches has partnered with Flywire to provide(for the Fall intake)you with an easy and secure method of sending

1st of December

international payments.

(for the Spring intake)Flywire allows you to:If a student is suspended, expelled, or withdraws– Track your payment from start to finishon his/her own wish once the semester has– Pay from any country and any bank, evenstarted, no fees will be reimbursed. In case of

by credit card

mitigating circumstances (e.g. medical, financial
hardship, or similar), validated by a member– Save on bank fees and exchange ratesof the school's management as part of the early– Receive peace of mind with dedicatedcheck-out procedure, exceptions may apply.

multilingual customer support

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To proceed with your payment, follow the easy

Any reference in these Terms and Conditions tosteps below:

liability of students shall also infer liability on
the sponsor of the student as the case may be and

1. Visit lesroches.flywire.com

such liability is joint and several.

2. Choose your country and the payment amountin CHF

Exchanges

3. Choose your payment method and make yourAs part of their academic program at Les Roches,

payment

students may be offered the opportunity to study

4. Enter your details and those of the student you

in another Les Roches or Glion campus (Glion

are paying for (if not yourself)

is a sister school also accredited by NECHE

5. Track and confirm your payment by email,with campuses in Switzerland and the United

SMS, or by logging in to lesroches.flywire.com

Kingdom). Such opportunities are subject toapproval by Les Roches as per selection criteria

Financial aid and Scholarship

determined by Les Roches at its sole discretion.

Les Roches provides a limited number of

The opportunity to study in a Glion campus

scholarships for new students. The scholarships

is however limited to one semester across theare competitive and linked to Les Roches’

program (and possible during certain semesters

admissions strategy which aims to assistonly). As a limited number of students may

motivated young people to study at our institution.

benefit from these opportunities each semester,

Each scholarship has specific criteria. Eligibility

Les Roches does not guarantee that any student

for a scholarship is examined on a case-by-case

may benefit from these opportunities. Students

basis for those candidates who have submitted ainterested in such opportunities must comply

complete application. Returning students facedwith the then-current procedures and deadlines

with extreme financial difficulty may apply for(files are reviewed by Les Roches on a first comeFinancial Aid with the Registrar at registry@

first served basis).

lesroches.edu (subject to conditions). Applications

In case of acceptance, the student will pay

must be made at least four months prior to thethe tuition and other fees applicable for thestart of the intended semester of study.

concerned semester(s) directly to the host
campus according to the rates applicable at the

Review of fees

host campus for the concerned semester and Les

Les Roches reserves the right to review andRoches does not guarantee that any scholarshipmodify the tuition fees of each semester at

granted by the Les Roches home campus will be

any time and without notice.

maintained by the host campus as the case may
be. Students will also be solely responsible forSponsorshipany other expenses incurred, such as but notSponsorship is a financial commitment by alimited to travel expenses, visa fees and any

sponsor (parent, legal guardian or any other

other private arrangement for the semester(s) inperson) where the sponsor undertakes to pay any

the concerned host campus. Students are usuallyfees and other charges on behalf of the student.

given a week after official acceptance to cancel

Notwithstanding any sponsorship commitment

their exchange without incurring any fee. Afteras part of the application process, the students

this deadline, a cancellation fee applies. During

remains liable for any outstanding debt.

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Terms and conditions

Accreditations and recognitions

their semester(s) abroad, student shall at all times
comply with all rules, regulations and policies

Accreditationsof the host campus, as they may be revised from

New England Commission of Higher Education

time to time, including without limitation those

Les Roches Global Hospitality Education isrelated to academic, disciplinary, residency or

accredited by the New England Commission offinancial matters.

Higher Education (formerly the Commission
on Institutions of Higher Education of the New

Transfers

England Association of Schools and Colleges,

Les Roches also offers the opportunity topermanently transfer to another Les Roches orGlion campus. Such opportunities are subject tostandard admission rules of the host institution.
Degree will always be delivered by the institution
where the student finishes the final year ofacademic study. All Les Roches & Glion degrees
are accredited by NECHE.

Inc.) .
Accreditation of an institution of higher
education by the Commission indicates that itmeets or exceeds criteria for the assessment ofinstitutional quality periodically applied thougha peer review process. An accredited college
or university is one which has available thenecessary resources to achieve its stated purposes
through appropriate educational programs, isSemester Abroad

substantially doing so, and gives reasonable

Les Roches may offer Semester Abroad programsfor students from other institutions worldwide.
The purpose is to enable such students to enrol
in proposed subjects at Les Roches for credits
which may then be applied towards their degree
at their home institution. Such students follow theStudy Abroad program as non-degree seeking
students and are enrolled at Les Roches as fulltime, “non-award” students for the durationof their Study Abroad program. Successful
completion of the Study Abroad program, willusually result in the award of 15 credits by Les
Roches unless otherwise indicated by Les Roches.
It is the sole responsibility of the students toobtain official academic approval from theirhome institutions for subjects taken at Les Roches
to ensure credit recognition. Les Roches haveentered into agreements with partner institutions
to offer such partner institution’s students specificSemester Abroad opportunities at Les Roches. In
case of discrepancies between the terms of suchagreements and the terms herein, the terms ofevidence that it will continue to do so in theforeseeable future. Institutional integrity is also
addressed through accreditation.
Accreditation by the Commission is not partial
but applies to the institution as a whole. As
such, it is not a guarantee of every course orprogram offered, or the competence of individual
graduates. Rather, it provides reasonableassurance about the quality of opportunities
available to students who attend the institution.
Inquiries regarding the accreditation status
by the Commission should be directed to theadministrative staff of the institution. Individuals
may also find information on:
www.neche.org/institution/les-roches-globalhospitality-education/such agreements shall prevail.

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Recognitions

Les Roches has been officially accepted as a

Recognized as a degree-awarding institution bycandidate for Swiss federal accreditation as a

the education department of the Canton of Valais

University of Applied Sciences Institute.

(Les Roches Crans-Montana).

Les Roches remains available to clarify any

Since 2015, Swiss higher education institutions

questions related to the above statements and tohave the obligation to acquire federal institutional

support its graduates in the recognition of theiraccreditation.

academic credentials.

Before 2015, Les Roches, alongside other private

For further information, please contact our teaminstitutions in Switzerland, opted for foreign

below.

institutional accreditation or local recognition ofGeneral enquiries

programs.

International Enrolment TeamLes Roches currently holds:•

Les Roches Global Hospitality Education

Institutional accreditation since 2006 from+41 (0)27 485 96 00

the New England Commission of Higherinfo@lesroches.edu

Education (NECHE), allowing graduatesstudentsaccounting@lesroches.edu

to transfer to other institutions with an(returning students)

internationally recognized degree.
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lesroches.edu

Program recognition since 2002 from theCampus address

higher education authorities in charge ofassessing and recognizing programs within

Les Roches Global Hospitality Education

the Valais region of Switzerland, allowing

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students to receive degrees endorsed by

CH-3975 Bluche/Crans-Montana

the local authorities. Les Roches academic

Switzerland

programs are however not covered by the“Ordonnance du Conseil des hautes écoles
sur la coordination de l’enseignement
dans les hautes écoles suisses (CSHE)”
of November 29, 2019, and thus do notprovide automatic access to the Swiss higher
education sector.
Constantly pursuing academic excellence,
Les Roches actively seeks additional higher
education accreditation in its continuingcommitment to quality enhancement andto providing students with the best possible
positioning to succeed in their future endeavors,
both academically and professionally. As aresult, Les Roches has entered the process of
Swiss Institutional Accreditation, recently madeavailable to Swiss private schools.

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