Hospitality & Tourism Management, Minor
The Hospitality and Tourism Management minor provides practical and professional experience to prepare future industry leaders
Program Preparation
The perfect candidates are students with drive and desire to develop business skills and knowledge of hospitality and tourism. Students prepared to develop critical thinking and analytical skills, mindful innovative thought and sustainability awareness are perfect candidates for the Hospitality and Tourism Management minor.
Degree Roadmap
The minor provides students with basic knowledge on each of the subsectors in the tourism industry, and an understanding of the positive or negative impact a tourism business can have on communities, the environment, and global sustainability. Students are required to complete courses in accounting, lodging operations, food and beverage management, and sustainable tourism. With the additional elective course, students can explore another area of tourism and hospitality that fits with their career goal.
Capstone
The minor in Hospitality and Tourism Management is an excellent complement to many majors. Students will learn management skills, and how to better understand the relationship between travel and sustainability, both critical competitive skills in today’s job market.
Become a Professional
Career opportunities in Hospitality & Tourism Management Minor:
Median Salary in Hospitality and Tourism Management
*Based on National Average
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Business Administration, BA/BS (Accounting Concentration)
Business Administration, BA/BS (Tourism Management Concentration)
Business Administration, BA/BS (Management Concentration)
Business Administration, BA/BS (Marketing Concentration)
Innovation and Leadership, BS
Management, BAS
Dual Degree Master in Management, MiM
Master of Business Administration, MBA
Master of Business Administration for the Arts, MBA
Business Administration Minor
Esports Management Minor (Links to Esports Program)
Hospitality and Tourism Management Minor
Certificate in Applied Finance and Economics (CAFE)
Certificate in Business Information Systems (CBIS)
Certificate in Interactive Marketing and eCommerce (CIMeC)
Certificate in Management of Human Resources (CMHR)
Certificate in Nonprofit Management (CNPM)
Certificate in Sustainable Tourism (CST)
Certificate in Wine Business
Post-Baccalaureate Certificate in Accounting
Foundation in Sustainability and Tourism Micro-Credential
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