Bachelor of International Hospitality & Tourism Management – Swiss Campus

Diploma in Hospitality & Tourism Management – Swiss Campus

Master of Science (MSc) in International Hospitality & Tourism Management – Swiss Campus

Certificate in English for Tourism & Hospitality – Thai Campus

Diploma in Hospitality Practice (skills-based) – Thai Campus

Master of Business Administration (MBA) – International Finance

Master of Business Administration (MBA) – Marketing

Master of Business Administration (MBA) – Management

Master of Business Administration (MBA) – International Business

Master of Business Administration (MBA) – Human Resource Management

Master of Business Administration (MBA) – Hospitality Management

Doctor of International Business Management(DIBM) & DBA

Obey the laws of his/her country and the country where he/she is studying.

Obey the rules and regulations of La Xenia Campus and its satellite centers.

Cooperate with the school authorities in all school matters, whether personal or on behalf of others, including providing information and evidence.

La Xenia always requires all students to carry their student card. Students must show their student card when dealing with the administration and they must show the card when asked by a person or persons authorised to do so by La Xenia.

Attend learning sessions, except with the prior permission from the subject teacher.

Sit for examinations, unless barred from doing so.

Be responsible for safeguarding and ensuring the safety of the property of La Xenia used by him/her.

No student is permitted to be involved in any activity or activities or conduct which may damage or harm the interests, harmony, or good name of La Xenia or its students, staff, officers or employees.

No student is permitted to use any lecture, tutorial or teaching materials which are provided to him/her by La Xenia for the purpose of publication, distribution or dissemination, whether for payment or otherwise.

No student may plagiarise the intellectual property of others, including data, ideas, publications and inventions.

No student may cheat or attempt to cheat or act in a manner that can be interpreted as cheating or attempting to cheat in an examination.

No student or group of students may organize, conduct or participate in any activity in the name of La Xenia without permission or written instructions to do so from the center.

No student or group of students may promote, manage, or assist in the collection of money or contributions in the name of La Xenia without permission or written instruction to do so from La Xenia.

No student or group of students may make any statement to the Press in the name of La Xenia without the written permission of La Xenia.

Procedures for Handling Student Disciplinary Cases

A student who violates any part of the Code is said to have committed a breach of conduct.

A student who has been accused of committing a breach of the Conduct Code under any of the rules of La Xenia and is found guilty can be subjected to the imposition of any one or a combination of two or more of the following penalties:

exclusion from any specified part or parts of the institution

suspension from membership of the institution for a fixed period

payment of compensation or damages for any damage to property and institution facilities or any third-party claimant

nullification of examination results or any part of the examination results

Every report of wrongdoing shall be investigated by the Investigation Committee and the Investigation Committee shall decide whether the alleged offense is serious, minor or there is no case to answer.

Serious offenses include academic dishonesty, fraud, plagiarism, any activity that adversely affects the good name of La Xenia and involvement in criminal activities.

If the Investigation Committee finds that a student has committed an offense, it shall inform the offense of the offense of which he/she is accused and require the student to provide a written explanation within a reasonable period of time.

If the student pleads not guilty and his/her explanation is accepted, or the student admits his/her guilt, the Investigation Committee shall then take the appropriate action.

If the student pleads not guilty and his/her explanation is not being accepted by the Investigation Committee, the student shall be informed of his/her offense and required to appear before the Disciplinary Committee within a period not less than 14 days from the date of notification.

A student who does not make the explanation statement or does not pay the fine imposed or fails to appear before the Disciplinary Committee shall be suspended until he/she provides an explanation or pays the fine imposed or agrees to appear before the Disciplinary Committee.

If the student pleads not guilty and the Disciplinary Committee finds that there is a case to answer, the student shall be asked to provide evidence, the student may call witnesses or present document(s) or other materials in his/her defense. The Disciplinary Committee can question the student or any of the witnesses and examine any document(s) or materials and the student may cross-examine any of the witnesses.