BA in Cleaning Operations Management
Course Overview
The BA in Cleaning Operations Management is a full-honours undergraduate programme running over 36 months full honours (top-up routes available for holders of a Higher Diploma). It combines academic rigour, applied placement and industry-referenced content to deliver a graduate-ready hospitality professional prepared for housekeeping & property management leadership.
The BA in Cleaning Operations Management carries a graduate-management design brief, so modules link academic frameworks with the operating realities of housekeeping & property management in London and international hospitality organisations, and every year of the BA in Cleaning Operations Management builds toward employability.
On completion, BA in Cleaning Operations Management graduates hold placement experience, a graduate research project and a portfolio of applied skills ready for luxury hotel groups, international resort operators and hospitality consultancies.
Key Features
- UK-aligned Bachelor (BA / BSc) programme referenced against the UKHospitality and other LSHRM partner professional bodies
- Flexible delivery across on-campus, online and distance-learning routes so students can join the BA in Cleaning Operations Management from anywhere
- Curriculum shaped around cleaning P&L, team leadership and vendor management within housekeeping & property management
- Applied assessments, case studies and scenario-based tasks written specifically for the BA in Cleaning Operations Management
- Tutors drawn from hotel operations, revenue leadership, housekeeping direction and hospitality technology backgrounds
- Dedicated career service support with introductions to London hotel groups, luxury resort operators and boutique brands
What You Will Learn
- Apply cleaning P&L inside a professional housekeeping & property management context
- Use team leadership inside a professional housekeeping & property management context
- Develop vendor management inside a professional housekeeping & property management context
- Plan compliance across sites inside a professional housekeeping & property management context
- Evaluate cleaning technology adoption inside a professional housekeeping & property management context
- Design framing operational decisions within a business strategy inside a professional housekeeping & property management context
- Deliver using placement insight to test academic frameworks inside a professional housekeeping & property management context
- Coordinate designing and delivering an applied graduate project inside a professional housekeeping & property management context
Who This Course Is For
- A-level and IB students entering a graduate hospitality trajectory
- Higher Diploma-holders progressing via LSHRM's top-up route
- International undergraduates seeking a UK honours degree
- Career-changing professionals moving into graduate management
Career Pathways
- Laundry Manager
- Facilities Manager
- Linen Room Supervisor
- Rooms Inspection Supervisor
- Executive Housekeeper
- Head Housekeeper
LSHRM's careers service supports students on the BA in Cleaning Operations Management with CV and LinkedIn review, interview coaching and structured introductions to London hotel groups, international resort operators, boutique brands and the wider hospitality supply chain relevant to housekeeping & property management. Graduates of the BA in Cleaning Operations Management are supported into first roles, progression roles and onward LSHRM study, with alumni progressing across cluster hotels, luxury properties, revenue-management platforms, integrated resort operators and hospitality consultancies. Career workshops, employer briefings and applied projects are all linked back to the BA in Cleaning Operations Management so that every student ends the programme with employer-ready evidence of what they can do.
Entry Requirements
- A-Levels (BBC or above) or IB (26+ points) or equivalent overseas qualifications
- A completed Higher Diploma or Advanced Diploma for top-up routes
- IELTS 6.0 overall (no band under 5.5) or equivalent English proficiency
- Personal statement outlining career objectives in the hospitality sector
- Two academic or professional references
Why Study at LSHRM
LSHRM is the London School of Hotel and Resort Management - a specialist division of Harold International College of London focused on the operational and strategic disciplines that run modern hotels, resorts and integrated hospitality businesses.
Every LSHRM programme is aligned with recognised UK professional bodies including the Institute of Hospitality, UKHospitality, HOSPA and the British Institute of Innkeeping, so graduates step into the sector with credible, industry-referenced study behind them.
For students on the BA in Cleaning Operations Management specifically, LSHRM combines this professional-body alignment with tutor expertise across housekeeping & property management and a career service tuned to the Bachelor (BA / BSc) entry point, so the BA in Cleaning Operations Management sits inside a coherent, industry-referenced study experience. Every module on the BA in Cleaning Operations Management is designed to leave learners with usable skills and documented evidence, whether they are preparing for a first UK hospitality role or a senior appointment in an international group.
Apply for BA in Cleaning Operations Management
Applications for the BA in Cleaning Operations Management are open for the upcoming intake at LSHRM in central London. Apply for your full LSHRM undergraduate hospitality degree and join a UK-aligned Bachelor (BA / BSc) route in housekeeping & property management. Our admissions team will guide you through required documents, English-language options and available scholarships, and will map the BA in Cleaning Operations Management against the wider LSHRM articulation pathway so you can see how this qualification connects cleanly to your next step. Book a call with an LSHRM admissions adviser to check your fit for the BA in Cleaning Operations Management and reserve your place on the next intake. Enrol Now.
