I spent a semester at EDHEC Business School, and it was an eye-opening experience. Based at the Nice campus, I enjoyed stunning ocean views, a vibrant atmosphere, and specialized finance courses. The interactive classes, supportive professors, and diverse peers enriched my learning, though managing challenging coursework like VBA coding required effort. Outside academics, I explored Europe through affordable travel, creating unforgettable memories. Studying at EDHEC broadened my horizons, and I highly recommend learning some French to enhance the experience.

My time at Gakushuin University was transformative. I took six classes, split between English and Japanese, focusing on language and culture. Subjects like Business Communication and Japanese Studies enriched my skills, while supportive professors and international friendships enhanced the experience. Adapting to Japan’s lifestyle, including its transport system, was challenging but rewarding. Overall, I improved my Japanese and gained invaluable cultural insights.

During my exchange in Japan, I enhanced my Japanese through classes like Nihon Dokkai, Sōgō Nihongo, and Nihon Kaiwa. Current Issues offered global discussions, and Seiyō Bijutsu Shi Kōgi (Western Art History) challenged me with its Japanese instruction.

Living in Kamata was vibrant, and exploring Tokyo, Kanagawa’s beaches, and the countryside was unforgettable. The IC card made life easy. This experience deepened my love for Japanese culture and left me with lasting memories.

Studying at the Hochschule der Wirtschaft für Management in Germany has been incredibly enriching. Beyond academics, I immersed myself in a new culture, built lasting international friendships, and gained valuable perspectives. A year in Mannheim strengthened my intercultural skills, while presenting research on female entrepreneurship at a conference in Pisa was a standout experience. Living independently abroad taught me resilience and life skills, making this journey one of the best decisions I’ve ever made.

My exchange in Japan was unforgettable. Challenging courses like Japanese Reading and Grammar improved my language skills, and daily life, aided by the convenient IC card, helped me grow. Despite challenges like paperwork and strict garbage rules, I gained confidence and appreciated the kindness of locals.

This journey wasn’t just about language—it was about embracing new experiences, stepping out of my comfort zone, and reconnecting with my host family and friends. Inspired by a high school exchange, this program broadened my horizons and enriched my life.

My feelings after studying at CRCS for one year are that it was a very good and enjoyable experience. I learned about manners and cultures from other countries, as well as me many new friends from both Thailand and other nations. The program teaches the fundamental courses for hotel management in a very detailed manner for sure.

Continuing my journey in Hospitality and Tourism Management at César Ritz Colleges was one of the best decisions I’ve ever made. Over one and a half years, I not only developed valuable academic and professional skills but also gained essential life skills and formed lasting friendships that I truly cherish. The experience was both enriching and unforgettable.

I loved everything about SHMS. The learning there was incredibly intensive. It wasn’t just theory from textbooks—the professors had real-world experience in the hotel industry. Most importantly, I built incredible connections. Nearly all my classmates went on to work in the hospitality industry, so when I needed advice or help, they were amazing resources.

I graduated with a bachelor's degree from Assumption University, majoring in Business English with a minor in Hotel Management, which sparked my interest in the hotel industry.
While searching for programs, I came across the Swiss Hotel Management School (SHMS)
and found that they offered a program I was eager to pursue. I decided to study a Postgraduate Diploma in Hotel Management in Switzerland. I really liked the program because the knowledge gained can be applied in real life. It’s not just classroom learning; there’s also practical training that helps students develop expertise. I was especially impressed by the teachers.
They truly care about every student and are always willing to help. If students have questions or concerns about their studies, they can easily talk to the teachers or email them at any time.

Studying abroad at Cesar Ritz Colleges, Switzerland has been a story that changed my life in many ways—my studies, my knowledge, my way of thinking, and my personality. I see myself growing for the better, discovering what I’m good at and where I can improve. Being away from my parents and adapting to friends from over 60 nationalities made me more independent, and the experience felt totally different from studying in Thailand.

The 3+1 double‑degree program has us doing hands‑on work, such as working in a restaurant, doing wine tastings and learning how wine is made, and seeing the kitchen in action. I also made friends from many countries.

The university takes part in the International Recruitment Forum (IRF), where top hotels, airlines, and other companies recruit students from Swiss hospitality schools for internships and jobs in Switzerland and beyond.

Campus life was just as memorable. At Bouveret, the campus and dormitory were in the same building, so my friends and I often gathered in the common room to play games, chat, and watch movies. At Brig, we used the student kitchen on weekends and evenings—cooking and dining together like family.

Finally, Switzerland’s efficient train and bus network made solo travel a breeze, letting me explore new cities and cultures at my own pace.

My exchange program in Mainz, Germany was an incredibly enriching and transformative experience. The courses at the University of Applied Sciences, Mainz were both challenging and inspiring—professors encouraged critical thinking and interactive learning, and collaborating with international classmates broadened my perspective. Living in Germany allowed me to explore its rich history, vibrant cities, and diverse traditions; the locals were always welcoming, and my German language improved significantly. Trips to Berlin, Munich, and Paris deepened my appreciation for Europe’s cultural heritage. Thanks to the smooth support from Assumption University and the University of Applied Sciences, Mainz, I not only enhanced academically and professionally but also made lifelong friends and unforgettable memories. Special thanks and love goes to Sansanee, the best friend and instructor for me, who supported me all the way through the program with her amazing professional skills and dedication.