Why Hire a Hotel School Student?
Employers target the Hotel School in their recruiting efforts because they know they will find outstanding students who have been shaped by rigorous academics, exceptional faculty members, state-of-the-art facilities,
and an interdisciplinary educational system that promotes innovation across academic boundaries.
Hotel School students are excited about learning as a lifelong process, and they are prepared to make immediate, valuable contributions to your organization.
Bachelor of Science (BS) Program
The Hotel School's undergraduate degree in Hotel Administration is a rigorous four-year program. Students study all aspects of hospitality management, gaining the necessary knowledge and cultivating the skills for leadership in the world's largest global industry.
Our students gain a solid foundation in all core business and management functions, along with broad choices in electives. Students may also choose one of four 12-credit concentrations to satisfy the Hotel School elective requirement.
- Finance, Accounting, and Real Estate
- Hospitality Facilities and Operations
- Marketing Strategy and Information Systems
- Organizational Management, Communication, and Law
All undergraduate students are required to work in the hospitality industry as part of their education. The Practice Credit requirement ensures that our students have the essential balance of theory and practice.
Master of Management in Hospitality (MMH) Program
The Master of Management in Hospitality (MMH) is an intensive, three-semester, one-year graduate degree program specifically designed to cultivate leaders in the hospitality industry.
From day one of the MMH program, in addition to the required core courses, students are immersed in the Career Track of their choosing, completing a minimum of 12 credits of required and elective courses in one of the following tracks:
- Human Resource Management
- Marketing Management
- Operations and Revenue Management
- Real Estate Finance and Investments
MMH students are also required to complete an externship during winter break. Externships take students inside a hospitality-related organization to experience firsthand how decisions are made and strategies are implemented.