Diploma in Hotel & Leisure Management (R37)
Business and Management
Humanities, Art, Media & Business (HAMB)
Experience the future of travel with the Diploma in Hotel & Leisure Management (DHLM), where hands-on learning, global career exposure, and future-ready skills prepare you for success in the dynamic world of hotels and leisure.

What you will learn
Step into the dynamic world of hospitality with the Diploma in Hotel & Leisure Management (DHLM), where classroom learning is seamlessly blended with real-world experience. Build future-ready skills in experience curation, smart technologies, sustainability and business analytics to excel in today’s evolving hospitality landscape. Discover global career pathways in hotels, resorts, cruises, and airline services.
Accelerate your career with the Talent Advancement Programme (TAP), where you’ll gain valuable work experience through a one-year internship, expand your industry network, and boost your earning potential
Broaden your horizons through global exposure and industry collaborations, giving you insights into international hospitality trends and access to networking opportunities with leading organisations
Certify your skills by participating in competitions and earning recognised industry certifications such as the Certification in Hotel Industry Analytics (CHIA), enhancing your credibility and career readiness
Curriculum Structure
General Modules
Discipline Modules
# Only for students taking One-Semester Industry Immersion Programme
Elective Modules
Customise your learning pathways by selecting ONE of the following options:
Option A: Select Elective modules totalling 12 Modular Credits (MCs) from the list of modules in applicable Minor Programmes
Option B: Select a Minor Programme
Option C: Select a CET-based Certificate programme and/or Elective module(s) from the list of modules in applicable Minor Programmes (only for eligible students)
Learn how you can customise your learning pathways.
Industry Orientation Programme Modules
Option 1: One-Semester Industry Immersion Programme
And select one module from the list below:
Option 2: Two-Semester Industry Immersion Programme
Entry Requirements
GCE O-Levels
Aggregate Type: ELR2B2-B
View aggregate computation [PDF, 240 KB]
Range of Net ELR2B2 for 2026 JAE: 14 to 24
Minimum Entry Requirements/Grade:
English Language: C6
Additional Mathematics / Mathematics: C6
Any one of the 2nd group of Relevant Subjects for the ELR2B2-B Aggregate Type: C6
Nitec and Higher Nitec
GCE A-Levels
Minimum Entry Requirements:
Obtain an A-S grade for General Paper (English Medium) or Knowledge & Inquiry, AND
Obtain an A-E grade for H2 Management of Business, AND
Obtain an A-E grade for H2 Economics
View the full list of module exemptions for RP courses.
If you do not meet the GCE A-Level Minimum Entry Requirements, you may apply for admission using your GCE O-Level results.
Note:
Admission to RP is based on academic merit and subject to available vacancies in our diploma programmes. Meeting the minimum entry requirements does not guarantee that applicants will be offered a placement in the diploma programme. These requirements are set in place to ensure fairness to all applicants.
It should be noted that applicants with colour appreciation deficiency, profound hearing loss, uncontrolled epilepsy and/or physical impairments may encounter difficulties meeting the course requirements and expectations.
Further studies
As an RP graduate, you will be well-placed to embark on meaningful careers immediately after graduation. You could even improve your employability by taking part-time courses or SkillsFuture Work-Study Programmes (WSP).
What’s more, every RP diploma is recognised and has a pathway leading to a relevant degree with top local and overseas universities. You may complete your degrees in just over two or three years in a four-year programme.
Skills Deepening
After graduating from DHLM, you can choose to deepen your skills and knowledge in a chosen field before embarking on your career. You could either sign up for part-time courses or pursue Specialist Diploma in Hospitality and Tourism Management. Please check out our lifelong learning programmes.
Undergraduate Studies
DHLM graduates can pursue the domain areas in top universities such as (not limited to):
Domain Areas
Accommodation and Leisure Management
Hospitality Business
International Hospitality Management
Humanities and Social Sciences
Sales and Marketing
Revenue Management
You may also be eligible for exemptions and advanced standing at top overseas universities.
Career Opportunities
As a DHLM graduate, you will be able to embark on careers with international hotel chains, resorts, cruises, rails, clubs and tourist attractions among many others. Launch your career in these interesting roles:
Accommodations Manager
Assistant Front Office Manager
Cruise Passenger Services
Duty Manager
F&B Operations Manager
Guest Experience Manager
Hospitality Business Analyst
Leisure Facilities Manager
Reservations Manager
Revenue Management Analyst
Sales and Marketing Specialist
Hear from our student
During my time at RP, the school and lecturers provided me with invaluable opportunities and support, including extensive resources, emotional guidance, and encouragement to push me beyond my comfort zone. This support enabled me to win gold at WorldSkills Singapore 2023, serve as Vice President of the SOH Club, and receive the Sands Hospitality Scholarship. At SOH, students are nurtured and supported to achieve their goals.— Yu Si En Rachel, 2025 Graduate, WorldSkills gold medallist for hotel reception, currently pursuing a Bachelor of Business Administration at National University Singapore

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