• Hold or complete a Baccalaureate (Moroccan or international equivalent).

• Have obtained a minimum grade of 14/20 in the Regional Examination (for the Moroccan system), or a minimum 14/20 equivalent in the first year of the Baccalaureate (for international systems).

• If your grading system differs, your academic results will be reviewed on a case-by-case basis.

• Be between 17 and 20 years old.

• Demonstrate strong academic consistency.

The Bachelor's program is delivered entirely in English. Applicants must demonstrate a minimum B1 level in English. Proficiency is assessed during:

• The proctored online test

• The oral interview

French is not mandatory for admission but is strongly recommended (B1/B2 level), particularly for internships in Morocco and professional environments within the hospitality sector.

Students also have the opportunity to study a third language during the program:

• Spanish
• Chinese

Application period: January 05, 2026 -April 20, 2026 at 12:00 PM (GMT+1, Morocco time).

Provide and upload your academic transcripts, national ID card number (or passport), high school transcripts, proof of graduation, and other supporting documents through the online platform.

Online application deadline: April 20, 2026, at 12:00 PM (GMT+1, Morocco time).

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If your application is shortlisted, you will be invited to take online tests evaluating:

• Problem Solving.

• English proficiency.

• Attention to Detail.

• Mathematics.

• Abstract Reasoning.

• SHBM thematic questions.

Online tests deadline: April 25, 2026

Selected candidates will be invited to SHBM for a face-to-face oral exam with a panel of academia, hospitality, and business management professionals. This is your opportunity to demonstrate:

• Motivation and clarity of career goals.

• Leadership potential.

• Critical thinking.

• English communication.

• Alignment with SHBM values.

There is no retake policy.

Interview dates: May 09, 10, 16, and 17, 2026

Please note: Candidates are expected to follow SHBM’s Dress Code guidelines during interviews, reflecting our values of Daring, Caring, and Exemplarity.

Academic scholarships are based on academic excellence and awarded based on your results at the entrance exams. They are intended to cover all or part of your tuition fees for the duration of your studies.

Good to know:

• Scholarships and financial aid can be combined.
• Obtaining a scholarship involves attending classes. Except in special cases, scholarships are suspended if you repeat a term.

Financial aid is granted annually by the Scholarship Committee on the basis of social criteria, depending on the family's income and expenses. They are intended to cover all or part of the cost of accommodation and meals, as well as tuition fees not covered by a scholarship.

To find out if you are eligible, submit an application with supporting documents to the Scholarships Committee.  

Good to know: 

• Scholarships and financial aid can be combined.
• Obtaining a grant requires attendance at classes. Except in special cases, grants are suspended in case of repeating a term.

Our Bachelor program is a full time program and therefore allows little flexibility for a side job.

However, there are various part-time student job opportunities on- and off-campus.

Contact our admissions team to get more information.

Today, paid internships are more common than unpaid ones. The vast majority of interns working in for-profit organisations must be paid at least the applicable minimum wage and overtime.

By choosing your internship carefully, whether in Morocco or internationally, you will have the opportunity to gain valuable work experience while earning a living.