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Ph.D. Program in Hospitality Management

An advanced graduate program designed for hospitality management professionals who wish to pursue a career as a researcher or professor at the university level, Penn State’s Ph.D. in Hospitality Management (HM) will help you build a strong foundation as a leader on the cutting edge of this dynamic and ever-evolving field.

In addition to mastering the scope of knowledge in the core curriculum, students also have the opportunity to conduct significant conceptual research in a variety of emphasis areas:

Facilities Management

Operations Management

Institutional Management

Management Information Systems

Hospitality Real Estate Management

Consumer Behavior

Services Marketing

Financial Management

Human Resources Management

New Product Development

The broad-based curriculum of this doctoral program is enhanced by special events featuring Conti Professors — recognized leaders within the hospitality industry— who visit the school on a regular basis to interact with students and faculty, present guest lectures in hospitality and foodservice management, and speak at graduate and undergraduate colloquia.

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Ph.D. in Hospitality Management

The University of South Carolina’s Ph.D. program in Hospitality Management produces world-class leaders who are trained at the highest level of hospitality and tourism research and education to serve in critical roles with industry and academic institutions around the world.

Ph.D. Program Highlights

• USC is ranked among the top 12 programs in the U.S. for hospitality and tourism management.
• South Carolina’s School of Hospitality and Tourism Management is home to world-renowned faculty and research centers  — providing exceptional opportunities for graduate student research and publications .
• Ph.D. students have the opportunity to get involved in funded grants and industry research projects and work with institutes and faculty.
• The program allows doctoral students to teach, providing experience needed for industry and entry-level faculty positions.
• The School of Hospitality and Tourism Management is home to three top-tier journal editors: Ercan Turk, Ph.D. — Tourism Analysis; Robin DiPietro, Ph.D. — Journal of Foodservice Business Research; Miyoung Jeong, Ph.D. — Journal of Hospitality & Tourism Education.
• Our graduate students have found positions at The Hong Kong Polytechnic University, University of Houston, and University of Central Florida, just to name a few.

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The University of South Carolina ranks among the top 12 schools in the U.S. and atop the SEC for hospitality and tourism management according to the ShanghaiRanking's 2022 Global Ranking of Academic Subjects.

Career Success

Diego Bufquin earned his Ph.D. from USC in 2015 and is now a professor of practice at Tulane University's A.B. Freeman School of Business.

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Admissions Process

The application deadline for the Ph.D. program is Jan. 15.

All applications for the Ph.D. program must be submitted online through the Graduate School . Applications will be reviewed and assessed individually by the School of Hospitality and Tourism Management's graduate faculty based on the applicant's:

• Academic record (work done at a master's level)
• Professional experience
• TOEFL / IELTS scores (for international students)
• Promise of ability to adequately pursue advanced study and research
• In-person and / or phone interviews
• Identification of School of Hospitality and Tourism Management faculty member(s) willing to champion their application process. Please contact hospitality and tourism faculty whose research interests align with yours.

Degree Requirements

The Ph.D. in hospitality management is based on a four-year period of residential study following the completion of a master’s degree with an undergraduate or graduate degree in hospitality and tourism management or related fields. The Ph.D. program requires 60 credit hours. To finish the Ph.D. program, a student must successfully complete a qualifying exam, comprehensive exam, propose and complete a dissertation study, and successfully pass a final examination on the dissertation administered by the advisory committee.

Additional information and details on degree requirements can be found at the  academic bulletin .

Conferences

Ph.D. students regularly collaborate with our faculty and present their research findings at major conferences such as the 28th Annual Graduate Education & Graduate Student Research Conference in Hospitality and Tourism hosted by The Collins College of Hospitality Management at Cal Poly Pomona over Jan. 5-7, 2023.

Assistantships and Fellowships

Assistantships and fellowships are awarded to graduate students on a competitive basis. A fellowship makes you a vital part of the college through teaching, research and other meaningful educational experiences. Stipend rates are competitive, tuition reductions are included and assistance is provided for research conferences. Visit the Graduate School to  learn more about assistantships .

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Fang Meng, Ph.D.

Ph.D. Program Director and Professor School of Hospitality and Tourism Management

[email protected] 803-777-0631 Close-Hipp 614

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Ph.D. Hospitality Administration

The Conrad N. Hilton College of Global Hospitality Leadership Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) emphasizes flexibility, independence and inter-disciplinary study to accommodate the needs and research interests of students both from the U.S. and around the world. As a requirement of the doctoral program, students are expected to obtain experience in teaching and research. Graduate faculty will mentor the students in the classroom as well as in research settings.

Hilton  College is consistently rated among the top hospitality programs in the world, and has cultivated relationships with the industry’s top employers, organizations and associations. Our graduates continue to excel and open the doors for those who follow. The Ph.D. objectives are:

• To develop teaching skills for both undergraduate and graduate levels
• To disseminate information about the hospitality industry
• To develop theory and add knowledge to the field
• To identify problems through analysis
• To identify solutions from competing alternatives through quantitative and qualitative metrics
• To effectively communicate research outcomes
• To develop grantsmanship capabilities

Ph.D. in Hospitality Administration Degree Plan

For detailed instructions on specific admission requirements and the application process, click here . Applicants who have completed an M.S. in Hospitality Management or similar degree with an overall grade point average of 3.2 on a 4-point scale for their last degree will be considered. The Hilton College faculty directory should also be consulted and potential research advisors contacted to establish initial communication.

Applications are available online at  www.applyweb.com/uhouston . 

Hospitality Management (PhD)

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The PhD in Hospitality Management prepares individuals for teaching and research-based careers in academia or as practitioner researchers and field consultants in hospitality and tourism enterprises.

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Program Prerequisites

Applicants to this program must have an earned Masters Degree. The total credit hours to complete this program are beyond the masters.

Degree Requirements

Required courses.

• HMG7295 - Theories in Hospitality and Tourism (3)
• HMG6586 - Research Methods in Hospitality and Tourism (3)
• 7584 - Statistical Foundations in Hospitality & Tourism (3)
• 7460 - Grant Writing in Hospitality & Tourism (3)
• 7581 - Qualitative Design & Methods in Hospitality and Tourism (3)
• 7592 - Research Seminar: Research (1)
• 7591 - Research Seminar: Teaching (1)
• 7590 - Research Seminar: Service & Professionalism (1)
• HMG7598 - University Teaching in Hospitality & Tourism (3)
• EDH7207 - Curriculum, Instruction, and Distance Learning in Higher Education (3)
• EDH7366 - Assessment Practices in Higher Education (3)
• EME7634 - Advanced Instructional Systems Design (3)
• EDG7325 - Models of Teaching and Instructional Theory (3)
• EME6940 - Theory into Practice in Educational Technology (3)
• EME6938ST4 - ST: Story Design for Instruction (3)
• EDP7517 - Facilitating Learning, Development and Motivation (3)

Research Electives

• HMG6918 - Directed Research (1 - 99)
• PAF7802 - Advanced Research Methodology for Public Affairs (3)
• PAF7804 - Advanced Statistics for Public Affairs I: Multivariate Analysis (3)
• PAF7805 - Advanced Statistics for Public Affairs II: Survey of Statistical Methods (3)
• PAF7820 - Qualitative Methods for Public Affairs (3)
• EDF7407 - Research in Educational Leadership 2 (3)
• EDF7406 - Multivariate Statistics in Education (3)
• EDF7415 - Latent Variable Modeling In Education (3)
• EDF7475 - Qualitative Research in Education (3)
• SYA7407 - Advanced Quantitative Data Analysis (3)
• 3 Approved Research Methods/Data Analysis Graduate Courses (7000 preferred) from outside or inside the college. One 3-Credit Directed Research (HMG 6918) may be taken as a part of research electives.

Specialization

• HMG7545 - Services Marketing and Management in Hospitality and Tourism (3)
• HMG7708 - Advanced Travel and Tourism (3)
• HMG7570 - Advanced Lodging & Foodservice Management (3)
• HMG7448 - Advanced Hospitality Information Technology (3)
• FSS6365 - Management of Food Service Operations (3)
• HMG6227 - Advanced Training and Development in the Hospitality Industry (3)
• HMG6228 - Critical Issues in Hospitality Human Resources (3)
• HMG6245 - Managing Hospitality and Guest Services Organizations (3)
• HMG6251 - International Lodging Accommodations Analysis (3)
• HMG6267 - Case Studies in Lodging and Restaurant Management (3)
• HMG6296 - Hospitality/Tourism Strategic Issues (3)
• HMG6347 - Contemporary Issues in the Resort Industry (3)
• HMG6446 - Hospitality/Tourism Information Technology (3)
• HMG6466 - Applied Revenue Management Techniques in Hospitality (3)
• HMG6476 - Feasibility Studies for the Hospitality/Tourism Enterprises (3)
• HMG6477 - Financial Analysis of Hospitality Enterprises (3)
• HMG6528 - Convention and Conference Sales and Services (3)
• HMG6529 - Contemporary Issues in Resort Sales Management (3)
• HMG6533 - Hospitality/Tourism Industry Brand Management (3)
• HMG6556 - Digital Marketing and Big Data Management for Hospitality and Tourism (3)
• HMG6565 - Social Media in Hospitality and Tourism (3)
• HMG6566 - Principles of Destination Marketing and Management (3)
• HMG6585 - Data Analysis in Hospitality and Tourism Research (3)
• HMG6596 - Strategic Marketing in Hospitality and Tourism (3)
• HMG6710 - International Tourism Management (3)
• HMG6738 - Tourism Industry Analysis (3)
• HMG6756 - Mega-Events (3)
• HMG6797 - Event Administration (3)
• 7246 - Organizational Behavior in Hospitality & Tourism (3)
• At least 6 credit hours should be from HMG 7XXX level courses. Course selection should be based on the student's area of interest in consultation with the major adviser and approved by the PhD Program Coordinator.

Dissertation

• HMG7980 - Dissertation (1 - 99)
• Doctoral students must present a prospectus for the dissertation to the doctoral adviser, prepare a proposal and present it to the dissertation committee, and defend the final research submission with the dissertation committee.

Grand Total Credits: 60

Financial information.

Graduate students may receive financial assistance through fellowships, assistantships, tuition support, or loans. For more information, see the College of Graduate Studies Funding website, which describes the types of financial assistance available at UCF and provides general guidance in planning your graduate finances. The Financial Information section of the Graduate Catalog is another key resource.

Fellowship Information

Fellowships are awarded based on academic merit to highly qualified students. They are paid to students through the Office of Student Financial Assistance, based on instructions provided by the College of Graduate Studies. Fellowships are given to support a student's graduate study and do not have a work obligation. For more information, see UCF Graduate Fellowships, which includes descriptions of university fellowships and what you should do to be considered for a fellowship.

Hospitality Management – Doctorate

Hospitality Management

The hybrid hospitality management (HM) graduate program gives you the skills to become a true leader within your workplace and industry. From eco-friendly lodging to electronic check-ins, you will study pertinent issues to this industry and learning the best ways to approach those issues.

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The distance doctor of philosophy program is designed to meet the needs of professionals employed in industry, education, and other hospitality-related professions who want to obtain a terminal degree for their career advancement. If this describes you, the only in-person requirement is two consecutive summers in a hybrid program (maximum of three weeks each). Otherwise, you enroll in courses delivered via the web during fall and spring semesters.

The Iowa State University course catalog lists  course descriptions  of graduate courses offered.

Admissions Requirements

Graduate College Requirements:

• 4 year Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent)
• Academic Records/Transcripts
• Minimum 3.0 GPA  (Program may alter requirement.)
• Proof of English Proficiency

For more information visit the  Graduate College website .

72 total credit hours:

• Up to 30 credit hours may be accepted from the master’s degree coursework, depending on types of courses taken and fit with your goals.

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SoJung Lee Associate professor 8a MacKay Hall 515-294-8990 [email protected]

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Ph.D. Hospitality, Hotel Management and Tourism

The Ph.D. degree in Hospitality, Hotel Management, and Tourism prepares students for a career as a university faculty member or research scientist in the private sector or a government agency. 

Program Details

• Degree: Ph.D. Hospitality, Hotel Management and Tourism
• Credit Hours: 66 hours of graduate classes minimum, plus other courses assigned by the student’s advisory committee

The Ph.D. degree prepares students for a career as a university faculty member or research scientist in a government agency or the private sector.

While each Ph.D. program is customized by the student and their advisor depending on the needs of the student, all Ph.D. students should take a minimum of 21 credits within the department  (not including HMGT 691 ).

Ph.D. Coursework should include:

• Minimum of 3 credits quantitative statistics
• Minimum of 3 credits qualitative statistics 
• Minimum of 3 credits of research methods 
• Minimum of 24 hours of HMGT/RPTS 691 (Research) 

Final degree plan MUST be approved by all members of their committee and should reflect the rigor expected of a doctoral degree. 

All students must pass a final comprehensive examination administered by their advisory committee. At the end of the semester in which the exam is given, there are no more than 6 hours of coursework remaining on the degree plan (except 681, 684, 690, 691, and 693). 

For Graduate admissions questions, contact Michael Liske. For academic questions, contact Melyssa-Anne Strickland.

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PhD: Hospitality and Tourism Management Concentration

This program will prepare you for a career in research and teaching at institutions throughout the United States and abroad.

The coursework includes several hospitality and tourism management courses as well as a group of research design and statistics courses. You will also complete courses in supporting fields of inquiry such as psychology, sociology, management, marketing, etc. The program typically requires four years to finish, including courses, a second-year paper, a comprehensive exam, and a doctoral dissertation. Applicants with strong hospitality and tourism management backgrounds are preferred. Incoming students are expected to have both good written and oral communication skills, as well as the analytical skills required to master research methods and statistics.

Admission requirements

We prefer the GMAT, but we do accept the GRE test as a substitute. In either case, the exam must have been taken within 5 years of the time of application to WSU.

Desired prerequisites

In general, you must meet the following prerequisites to be accepted into the program:

• A master’s degree (M.S., M.A. in a related discipline, or MBA), although outstanding applicants with bachelor’s degree will be considered
• A GPA higher than 3.25 on a 4.00 scale
• Hospitality and/or tourism related background (educational or professional)
• Interests and goals that complement faculty interests and the program’s goals
• Letters of recommendation supporting your candidacy for admission
• A substantial industry experience (strongly preferred)

While applicants may have diverse profiles, an educational or business background that reflects an understanding of and interest in hospitality and tourism management is advantageous. Students with an MBA or business experience, in particular, are preferred. Because the program is focused on graduating students qualified to teach at high-quality, research-oriented institutions, you should have good command of the English language, both spoken and written, and have a reasonable level of skill in mathematics to facilitate the mastery of research methods and statistics. You should also have competencies in hospitality and tourism management in addition to accounting, economics, finance, management, marketing, operations management, and computer skills.  If you are deficient in any of these areas, additional coursework and preparation beyond the major course of study may be required. Your advisory committee will determine these requirements.

General Competency

The requirements for this program follow the Ph.D. Program in Business Administration Policies and Procedures and Program Requirements in the Carson College of Business. The concentration in Hospitality and Tourism takes advantage of existing course and seminar offerings in the other five business disciplines to offer a diverse and flexible high-quality program. The program requirements for the concentration in Hospitality and Tourism Management are designed to develop proficiency in the student’s major field of study with applications in hospitality business management.

Research tool requirements

A minimum of 4 research tool courses to be selected by the student with the approval from his/her Ph.D. committee.

• ANOVA (e.g., Psych 511, Stat 507, Stat 512, or Soc 522)
• Regression/Econometrics (e.g., Psych 512, Soc 521, Stat 530, Stat 533, Stat 535, EconS 511, or EconS 512)
• Psychometric Theory (e.g., Psych 514 or Stat 520)
• Multivariate Statistics (e.g., BA596, Mktg 594, Stat 519, MgtOp519, or MgtOp591) or Applied Structural Equation Modeling (Psych 516)

These suggested courses above may be substituted for other courses that treat each of the above topics in a comprehensive fashion, as approved by the student’s program committee. Although four research tool courses are required, additional research courses may be taken as part of the student’s supporting field requirements.

Major field requirements

These courses will enable you to develop proficiency in your primary area of study.

• HBM 591: Seminar in Services Management
• HBM 592: Seminar in Current Issues in Travel and Tourism
• Mktg 593: Behavioral Research Methods Seminar
• BA 598: Research and Professional Development Seminar (1 credit course)
• HBM 600: Independent Study (Second-year Research Project)

Business electives

You are required to complete at least 2 of the following graduate-level business courses:

• EconS/Fin 596 Advanced Topics in Financial Economics
• MGTOP 516 Time Series
• HBM 581 Services Management
• IBUS 580 International Business Management
• MGMT597 Seminar in Organizational Behavior
• MGMT597 Seminar in Organizational Theory
• MGMT597 Seminar in Strategic Management
• MIS 572 Database Management Systems
• MIS 574 Telecommunications and Networking in Business
• MIS 582 Systems Analysis and Design
• MKTG 590 Seminar in Consumer Behavior
• MKTG 591 Seminar in Marketing Management
• MKTG 592 Seminar in Marketing Foundations

These suggested courses above may be substituted for other courses as approved by the student’s program committee.

Supporting field requirements

Coursework in the area of specialization is intended to provide necessary skills and knowledge to conduct research in a chosen field. Courses must be related to an area of study selected by the student and approved by the doctoral student’s committee. Supporting doctoral level coursework may be selected from areas such as (but not limited to) research seminars in anthropology, psychology, sociology, economics, management, international business, information systems, marketing, communication, etc. Additional coursework in HBM may also be taken, with approval from the doctoral student’s committee.

PhD Research Credit Requirements

In addition to major field requirements, business electives, and supporting field requirements, the Ph.D. in Hospitality and Tourism Management requires additional research credits associated with the development of the final dissertation. A minimum of 32 (800 level) research credit hours is required.

Sample PhD Program in Business Administration With Concentration in Hospitality and Tourism Management

Based on 9 credits per semester in the first year of study**.

• BA 598 (1 credit course)
• Business Elective

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• Supporting Field Course
• HBM 600 (2nd Year Research Project)

Preparation for Comprehensive Exams

• Comprehensive Exams

Full-time Research (Dissertation and Other)

• Courses cannot be counted twice under any of the above-mentioned requirements.
• No more than 9 hours can be taken as independent study courses.

Annual Review and Written and Preliminary Exams

The goal of the annual reviews and the exams is to assess the candidate’s overall mastery of the core body of knowledge in the field and the degree of preparation to undertake research independently or with minimal supervision. The Ph.D. Program area coordinator and committee along with appropriate advisors will annually review the progress of the students in terms of publications and research effort. The Preliminary Exam (scheduled sometime during the third year in the program) will test the candidate’s knowledge in five areas:

• Hospitality and tourism management major field requirements: Hospitality and Tourism Management core knowledge includes a thorough understanding of hospitality and tourism, and behavioral research methods.
• Business electives: The student should be able to demonstrate an appropriate level of understanding of theories and research methods aligned with those business disciplines chosen for further study, including finance, information systems, international business, management, operations, and/or marketing.
• Hospitality and tourism research: The student should be able to demonstrate a thorough understanding of hospitality and tourism research, including explanatory theories and past research findings. In addition, the candidate is expected to demonstrate command over the relevant literature from his/her supporting field.
• Hospitality and tourism research methods and statistics: The student should also have an extensive knowledge of statistics and the research methodologies that can be employed to study hospitality and tourism phenomena from a behavioral standpoint.
• Oral and written communication skills: Given the program’s focus on producing hospitality and tourism scholars who can be successful at other accredited, peer or better research universities, the student is also expected to show a high level of written and oral communication skills exhibited in the written and oral comprehensive exams, research presentations at national/international conferences, and publications in hospitality & tourism journals.

Jenny Kim, PhD Professor School of Hospitality Business Management Todd Hall 331C [email protected] 509-335-4706

Program at a glance

Degree offered: Doctor of Philosophy Number of faculty working with students: 9 Number of students enrolled in program: 8 Students with assistantships/scholarships: 100% Industry experience preferred Priority application deadline: January 10

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As doctoral scholars within the Cornell Peter and Stephanie Nolan School of Hotel Administration, you are developing the skills necessary to create and disseminate new knowledge in the management sciences and the hospitality industry.

You will be working toward obtaining professorial positions in top business and hospitality schools or research and consulting positions with premier hospitality firms, while producing publishable research in your discipline’s top journals.

The  PhD degree requirements  leave room for tremendous freedom and flexibility. While all students must abide by the Graduate School’s rules and requirements, you, along with your special committee, will decide the nature and course of your degree program, including all coursework and research.

The special committee is made up of three members of the graduate faculty, which you will need to select no later than the end of your third semester:  one faculty member to represent your major subject and two minor members, each representing one of your minor subjects. Once you have determined your academic focus, you will ask specific faculty members to join your committee and, with their agreement, fill out the  Special Committee Selection and Change (A1) form  for the Graduate School. These faculty members will guide you through the degree program, and assist you with industry connections and advice.

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PhD in Consumer Sciences, Hospitality Management

An innovative and reputable program at Ohio State, the Hospitality Management program provides you with cutting-edge knowledge impacting today’s hospitality and fashion retail businesses. 

Program Features

Develop hospitality and retail management expertise in research methodologies and principles 

Focus your studies in hospitality management or fashion retail management 

Research integrated into your studies from the start of your degree to graduation 

Partner with distinguished faculty who are uncovering new ways to enhance consumer experiences and marketing efficiency 

What you’ll learn

Learn and conduct research about hospitality and retail consumers, their evaluations of service experiences, their affective and cognitive responses to brands, and their judgments and decision-making processes 

Master important elements of the profession, including: 

• Advanced knowledge in leadership 
• Consumer behavior and services marketing principles 
• Management consulting skills and service design 
• Technology innovation and social media marketing 
• Cross-cultural research 
• Aesthetics, body image, self-representation 

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With a doctoral degree in Hospitality Management, you'll use your expertise and advanced knowledge to become a leader in the hospitality management or fashion retail industries.

Funding Opportunities 

Key to teaching, research and learning in the college, associateships provide students with professional experience and financial support. 

These financial awards are made by Ohio State to students based on academic merit through a university-wide competition. 

The college annually awards scholarships to its students to support their academic goals. 

Graduate program costs can depend on a variety of factors such as residency, number of credit hours, and number of semesters enrolled. The Graduate Admissions website provides an estimate of annual costs for Ohio residents, domestic non-residents, and international students. The Registrar’s Office provides more in-depth information about Tuition and Fees .

Degree Requirements 

Prerequisites

Test Scores: GRE/GMAT scores; English language test scores

Expected Time to Degree:

Deadline to apply

Applications for the next admissions cycle will open September 1

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Autumn Semester 

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Mode of Instruction

While some courses may be offered online, this degree requires in-person learning on the Columbus campus.

Prospective students are encouraged to complete an inquiry card so we can share information about virtual info sessions, opportunities to connect graduate students, program news and the admissions process.

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With a revitalized industry and more opportunities for customer experience innovation, there has never been a better time to elevate your management skills. Whether you want to advance your management career in the restaurant industry, take the lead within full-service hotels or begin your journey at the corporate level, Purdue University’s online Master of Science in hospitality and tourism management will fuel your career.

Take your management skills to the next level with a hospitality management degree at Purdue

Offered through the White Lodging-J.W. Marriott, Jr. School of Hospitality and Tourism Management (HTM), Purdue’s online hospitality and tourism management master’s program is ideal for managers who have three to five years of experience working in tourism, events, hotels or restaurant management. The program’s updated curriculum teaches foundational skills that are relevant to all areas of hospitality and management while covering emerging topics and trends in the industry.

Master the executive management, leadership and analytical skills you need to advance your career on your journey toward becoming a customer experience expert. You’ll also have opportunities to network with other accomplished professionals, apply new knowledge to your current position and distinguish yourself as a leader in the field. Explore hospitality and tourism management careers.

Experience the Purdue difference in customer experience management

In the online MS program, you will learn from leading researchers in hospitality and tourism management and evaluate real-world challenges to create innovative solutions with the help of skilled managers. The innovative hospitality curriculum will also give you the skills needed to manage top-performing companies in the hospitality sector. These include:

• Advanced management and leadership to help your organization navigate planned and unplanned change.
• Human resources, operations management, marketing and finance to enhance your resume and boost your business mindset.
• Critical thinking and problem solving to develop innovative solutions to industry challenges.
• Quantitative and data analysis to drive informed business decisions.

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University HQ has ranked Purdue’s program No. 1 in its list of Best Online Master’s in Hospitality Management in both 2023 and 2024.

University HQ has ranked Purdue’s program No. 1 in its list of Best Online Master’s in Hospitality Management in 2023. Criteria for the ranking includes acceptance, retention and graduation rates; graduating salaries; reputation in the industry; and expert opinions.

Program Quick Facts

Degree Type : Master of Science

Format : 100% Online

Program Length : Two years (30 credits)

Weekly Commitment : 15-20 hours

Department/School : Hospitality and Tourism Management

Learn from award-winning faculty

With expertise in hotel and restaurant management, event design, customer service innovation, and more, Purdue HTM faculty are renowned for their teaching skills. They work to give you the skills needed to confidently lead your organizations and take customer experiences to the next level. Learn more about our team of faculty experts .

Refine your management style and leadership skills

The hospitality and tourism industries are part of a niche market with their own sets of values and challenges. Purdue’s online hospitality degree program ensures you possess the latest information to develop your leadership style and make effective management decisions. Through the coursework, you’ll learn critical leadership skills, including business analytics, finance, marketing and human resource management.

Gain a broader perspective

Many of Purdue’s HTM instructors have a wealth of experience in hospitality and tourism management, which they draw on in preparing you to manage complex organizations. The coursework also takes on a global perspective, allowing you to explore business concepts through a lens of cultural awareness and diversity to improve your overall professionalism, communication and critical-thinking skills.

Is the online program as credible as the degrees offered on campus at Purdue?

Yes, the online program is as reputable and rigorous as an on-campus program. You will be taught by the same experienced Purdue instructors as our on-campus students, and, upon graduation, you will receive the same Purdue diploma as your on-campus peers. Assignments and projects may differ slightly to work with the online format, and the curriculum was developed to meet the specific needs of midcareer hospitality professionals.

How do online classes work?

Most coursework is asynchronous, meaning there are not specific times you need to be online. When you start the program, you will be given access to a virtual classroom interface. Your instructor will post coursework, syllabi, assignments and messages every week. You will also use discussion boards, e-mail and chat to communicate with your classmates and your instructor. You can log in and do your coursework at any time that is convenient for you, but you must turn in your assignments by the deadlines your instructor sets.

As an online student, you should plan to devote 15-20 hours each week to coursework, depending on your study habits.

What do I do if I have a question about homework or need help with a technical issue?

The faculty and staff at Purdue are dedicated to your success. Your instructor will set weekly times for one-on-one electronic consultations and will answer emails in a timely fashion. Technical support staff are available to help you handle hardware and software issues, and we have dedicated staff available to talk to you about financial aid, scheduling or any other administrative issues.

For what careers will this degree prepare me?

Hospitality professionals work in a broad range of companies across hotels and lodging, restaurants, attractions and events, cruise lines, and destination marketing organizations.

Among other positions, you will be prepared for the following careers:

• General manager
• Director of operations
• Business development director
• Finance director/controller
• Food and beverage director
• Director of finance
• Director of facility operations
• Human resources director
• Conference director
• Special events director/event producer

This program can also help you on your journey to pursue a C-suite position, including the following:

• Chief information officer
• Vice president of operations

Is work experience required to apply?

Three years of work experience is recommended for those applying to the program. Most students will be in the early-to-middle stages of their career and have a general understanding of practices in the hospitality field.

How will I be graded?

You will be graded based on your performance in class. The courses will have various methods for grading depending on the specific requirements for a given class. You can expect to experience any combination of discussion boards, case studies, final projects, group work or graded reports. View the Purdue grading scale for more information.

What will the diploma say?

Your diploma will read “Master of Science in Hospitality and Tourism Management.”

Is there financial aid available for the program?

Yes, financial aid may be available. Please contact Purdue’s Division of Financial Aid to learn more about how to finance your online or hybrid degree.

How frequently does this program start?

There are three starts for this program – fall, spring and summer semesters.

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Program Description

A Ph.D. in the SC Johnson College of Business is a research-focused degree in one of our main faculty areas of specialization as listed below. These are disciplines that are key to any business and are taught at different course levels by expert faculty in each of our three schools. The choice of which of our three school-oriented fields of study to apply into depends on your interests and long-term plans. A Ph.D. in the Dyson School’s Applied Economics and Management field has a strong economics focus in its coursework, a Ph.D. in the Nolan School’s Hotel Administration field applies core business disciplines to hospitality contexts, and a Ph.D. in the Johnson School’s Management field appeals to students pursuing traditional business topics. Students in all three fields regularly work with faculty from across the entire college. 

The Nolan School of Hotel Administration’s highly competitive PhD program is a research-focused degree grounded in the core business disciplines as applied to hospitality contexts. The program is designed for students interested in pursuing a career teaching hospitality management, service management, or real estate in a university setting and conducting groundbreaking research in hospitality and related fields.

As part of the Cornell SC Johnson College of Business, PhD students in the field of Hotel Administration have many opportunities to collaborate across schools, where our faculty work and innovate together in targeted disciplines through faculty areas in:

• Applied Economics and Policy (Real Estate)
• Finance 
• Management and Organizations
• Marketing and Management Communication
• Operations, Technology, and Information Management
• Services Management 
• Strategy and Business Economics

To learn more about the PhD programs in the SC Johnson College of Business and our targeted discipline areas and research faculty, please visit the Cornell SC Johnson College of Business Website .

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Concentrations by Subject

• financial management
• food and beverage management
• hospitality management
• hotel accounting
• hotel administration
• human resource management
• properties asset management (minor)
• real estate management (minor)

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Application Requirements and Deadlines

Fall: Dec 15 for application and supporting documents

Requirements Summary:

Applicants for the field of Hotel Administration PhD program will have earned a master’s degree from an accredited university or a bachelor’s degree from Cornell’s Nolan School of Hotel Administration. Also required:

• all  Graduate School Requirements , including the  English Language Proficiency Requirement  for all applicants
• GMAT or GRE
• Resume or CV
• Two letters of recommendation

Admission is offered for fall enrollment only. A personal interview is by invitation only after review of the application.

Learning Outcomes

Students will become cutting-edge scholars in hospitality management and related fields:

• Students will exhibit mastery of the methodological tools and techniques required for scholarly advancement in their subject of study.
• Students will exhibit a mastery of the literature in their base discipline.
• Students will exhibit a mastery of the literature in hospitality relevant to their base discipline.
• Students will exhibit the ability to critically evaluate the work of other scholars.
• Students will demonstrate the ability to develop and execute a novel research agenda.
• Students will learn how to apply disciplinary knowledge to particular business and social problems

Students will become effective communicators and teachers:

• Students will exhibit the ability to plan and deliver well-constructed course materials on topics relevant to their base discipline and the field of hospitality using the best pedagogical practices.
• Students will exhibit the ability to communicate in writing and orally original research for scholarly and practitioner audiences.

Students will seek out opportunities for professional career development

• Students will participate in scholarly activities including but not limited to seminars and conference presentations.
• Students will contribute, wherever possible, to the discourse of the scholarly discipline through collaborative projects with faculty and peer mentors.

Students will possess an ethical perspective and a service orientation

• Students will learn how to conduct research that exhibits research integrity and compliance with professional and institutional standards.
• Students will engage in service activities that foster a diverse, respectful, collaborative scholarly community.

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The School of Hospitality Management offers the MS and PhD in hospitality management. The Master of Science (MS) degree is designed to provide advanced education for the rapidly evolving hospitality field. Students will have a choice of two study options: the on-campus thesis or non-thesis program (non-thesis also offered in distance education format). The MS degree requires a minimum of 30 semester hours for the thesis track and 33 for non-thesis. The principal difference between the two programs is the emphasis on primary research. The thesis track aims to develop the necessary skills to perform high level, timely and relevant research aimed to rejuvenate existing hospitality thinking and practice. The non-thesis track is designed mainly for individuals interested in combining current work life with the need for educational advancement. Non-thesis requirements include completion of a research project relevant to the student's business environment. Both master's tracks offer an interesting blend of theoretical and applied courses created to keep students abreast of current management thinking and practice. Particular emphasis is placed on the concepts of workplace diversity, informed decision-making and management in a global context. 

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The Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) program is offered to students interested in developing research skills beyond the master's level and is focused on an academically oriented career. The PhD program places a strong emphasis on methodology and the scientific process and equips students with the skill set necessary to make significant contributions in the chosen research field. 

PhD students are required to complete a minimum of 60 credit hours of coursework beyond the bachelor’s degree, at least 10 of which must be for a dissertation. The coursework structure is presented below:

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Develop world class graduate students to identify, analyze and respond, in an informed sense, to the dynamic nature of the global hospitality and tourism field through excellence in teaching, research and applied outreach.

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The Horst Schulze School of Hospitality Management (HOSP), a unit in the College of Human Sciences, offers graduate studies leading to a Master's degree in Hospitality Management. The Master of Science (M.S.) degree is designed to provide advanced education for the rapidly evolving hospitality field. Students have a choice of two study tracks: the on-campus thesis or non-thesis program (non-thesis also offered in distance education format). The M.S. degree requires a minimum of 30 semester hours for the thesis track and 33 for non-thesis. The principle difference between the two programs is the emphasis on primary research. The thesis track aims to develop the necessary skills to perform high level, timely and relevant research aimed to rejuvenate existing hospitality thinking and practice. The non-thesis track is designed mainly for individuals interested in combining current work life with the need for educational advancement. Both Master's tracks offer an interesting blend of theoretical and applied courses created to keep students abreast of current management thinking and practice. Particular emphasis is placed on the concepts of workplace diversity, informed decision-making and management in a global context. MS Program Learning Outcomes A student who graduates with a thesis-track Master’s degree will:

1. Demonstrate a coherent understanding of the main theoretical foundations of hospitality and tourism fields through synthesis across courses and experiences. 2. Analyze and compare the relative merits of alternative research methods and statistical techniques when designing a research project. 3. Develop innovative, data-supported, theoretically sound research project related to a specific area within the hospitality and tourism fields. 4. Engage in various instructional experiences and develop teaching skills needed for instructional positions in the hospitality and tourism fields and/or advancement toward a terminal degree. 5. Communicate professionally and effectively in written and oral formats relevant to the hospitality and tourism fields.

1. Use theoretical tools and concepts to implement problem solving in an industry setting. 2. Assess and use appropriate data analytics tools, statistical techniques and yield management knowledge for decision making in an industry setting. 3. Produce a written report addressing industry-based problem. 4. Make a professional and academic oral presentation to a learned audience.

For additional information about the MS in HRMT, visit the Resources page or email: Dr. Baker Ayoun HOSP Graduate Programs Officer Department of Nutrition, Dietetics, & Hospitality Management 328 Spidle Hall Auburn, AL 36849-5605 E: [email protected]

DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY:

The Horst Schulze School of Hospitality Management (HOSP), a unit in the College of Human Sciences, offers graduate studies leading to a doctoral degree in Hospitality Management. The Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) program is offered to students interested in developing research skills beyond the Master's level and is focused on an academically oriented career. The PhD program places a strong emphasis on methodology and the scientific process and equips students with the skill set necessary to make significant contributions in the chosen research field. PhD students are provided one-on-one research supervision at the graduate faculty level and unique insight into the corporate inner-workings of Ithaka Hospitality Partners , the HOSP program's delivery partner. Doctoral students are encouraged to interact with the Ithaka Hospitality Partners senior leadership team and to identify other possible research partnerships, in order to develop projects that are ground-breaking and theoretically challenging from an applied perspective.

a. Develop a high level of theoretical expertise in the hospitality and tourism fields by generating research questions that clearly advances the literature and their specific areas of specialty. b. Build up rigorous methodological competencies appropriate to hospitality and tourism fields and student’s specific area of specialty. c. Apply novel research methods/approaches to solve emerging problems in the hospitality and tourism fields. d. Develop knowledge and skills to successfully secure grants and funding to support research. e. Communicate their research clearly and professionally in both written and oral forms appropriate to the hospitality and tourism fields.

a. Foster the understanding of hospitality and tourism knowledge for others (e.g., students) through demonstrated pedagogical knowledge. b. Integrate research findings into classroom teaching, especially those related to student’s academic interests. c. Synthesize feedback gathered from various sources (student, self-evaluation, peers, supervising faculty members, etc.) to continuously enhance teaching effectiveness. d. Create a teaching portfolio that documents and assesses student’s teaching abilities and experiences for future employment.

a. Earn professional certifications related to the various segments of the hospitality and tourism fields, offered by the department or by outside entities. b. Be involved during their graduate program in preparing for leadership roles and responsibilities they will assume throughout their future careers. c. Participate in professional organizations, becoming members and attending meetings. d. Enhance their professional bases through internships and other industry practical experiences.

For additional information about the HOSP Graduate Program, visit the Resources page or email: Dr. Baker Ayoun HOSP Graduate Programs Officer School of Hospitality Management 324H Rane Culinary Science Center 205 South College Street Auburn University, AL 36830 E: [email protected]

Announcing UM’s newest online graduate degree program

The online Master of Science in Hospitality Management prepares management-level professionals for advancement of knowledge in hospitality management. The program aims to provide graduate students the opportunity to develop more effective operational and analytical skills while preparing individuals for leadership positions and career advancement in operations management or new careers in teaching and research.

Online M.S. in Hospitality Management in Brief

• 30-hour program can be completed in two years
• 100% online
• Comprehensive curriculum taught by faculty with extensive industry knowledge and research experience
• Industry-driven coursework prepares students for leadership positions
• Affordable tuition – compare our program’s tuition to other online Hospitality Management graduate programs or MBA programs nationwide, and see the value!

Career Outlook

An online Master of Science in Hospitality Management is an exciting career choice with potential employment advancement opportunities upon completing the graduate degree.  The job outlook is projected to grow 6% (lodging); 10% (events); and 9% (food service) from 2016-2026.

More and more employers desire their employees to demonstrate strong analytical, decision making, research, and critical thinking skills – all key components of the curriculum in the Online M.S. in Hospitality Management at the University of Mississippi.

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Bachelor of Science in Global Hospitality Management

• - Accredited business degree
• - 2 Internships
• - 5 Specializations
• - Practical arts

UAE Accreditation Information

At UAE campus the degree type is a Bachelor of Business Administration in Global Hospitality Management Pending accreditation by the UAE Ministry of Education through the Commission for Academic Accreditation

If you’re a Spanish speaker and your current English level doesn’t meet our admissions criteria, we now offer a Bachelor stream in Marbella that combines academic classes taught in Spanish with English language tuition. Graduate with a full Bachelor’s degree and “professional standard” English!

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A world leading Bachelor’s degree in hospitality management

• Internationally accredited business degree focused on the hospitality industry and the experience economy
• Acquire transferable knowledge and professional experience that opens doors to numerous sectors
• Opportunities to study and work in up to six countries
• Choose from a range of career-focused specializations in your last year

Practical, hands-on, crammed full of applied academic content and with a year of real-world work experience guaranteed – our hospitality degree has everything you need to get your career in hospitality management off to a flying start.

Les Roches is a legendary name within the industry, consistently placing among the leading institutions in the QS World University Rankings and having achieved 5 Stars (Excellent) overall in the QS Stars rating system.

Once you graduate, that stellar reputation will open doors to exciting roles with prestigious brands across hospitality , as well as finance , events , and many other customer-focused sectors.

As a Bachelor student, you can choose to study in the exclusive destinations of Crans-Montana, Switzerland , Marbella, Spain or Abu Dhabi , UAE with the option to share your time between campuses through international campus transfers.

Hospitality Experience Year*

Practical semester

Before you can lead within hospitality, you have to know how this exciting industry works.

This first semester covers core operational areas including Guest Relations, Food & Beverage, and Hotel Operations.

You’ll create and operate your own real-life restaurant concept , while also being introduced to entrepreneurial design, as well as polishing your communication and numerical skills.

Professional internship

Companies flock to Les Roches to hire our Bachelor’s in hospitality management students as interns, so you’ll have the world at your disposal when choosing your first internship.

Being placed within an operational environment gives you a fully grounded, everyday context in which to deploy the skills and competencies you learned in your first semester.

Practial Semester

On-campus hospitality immersion

Six-month Practical Hospitality Immersion

Year 1: Hospitality Excellence Year

Semester 1 Foundations of Hospitality Excellence

Your second year of study is devoted to core academic and business content.

In this semester you’ll explore the principles of sustainability and innovation, managing diversity and marketing.

Business-focused modules include hospitality financial accounting as well as data analysis.

Semester 2 Towards Exceptional Guest Experience

The art and science of management takes up a large proportion of this academic semester.

You’ll learn how to lead for success, as well as working through topics such as economics, management accounting and digital marketing.

Foundations of Hospitality Excellence

Towards Exceptional Guest Experience

Year 2: Hospitality Leadership Year

Semester 3 Practical Hospitality Management (internship)

Your second internship is an opportunity to take on a more senior position in the industry sector that you are targeting for your future career. Often, the relationships and network you build during these six months are the gateway to your first role after graduation.

Semester 4 Hospitality Analytics for Leaders

Returning to campus after your internship, you’ll build your leadership toolbox through a series of in-depth modules covering areas such as financial management and modeling, revenue and pricing, customer relationship management and data analytics for business optimization.

Practical Hospitality Management

Hospitality Analytics for Leaders

Year 3: Applied Management Year

Semester 5 Leadership, Strategy and Innovation (Specialization)

Select a specialization  in your final semester to gain in-depth knowledge of a particular field – or take the General Management track to build your own curriculum of elective courses.

We offer a variety of specialization topics, including some which are unique to each campus.

Available at Crans-Montana, Marbella and UAE campuses:

• Luxury Hospitality Management
• Entrepreneurship

Available at both Crans-Montana and Marbella campuses:

• Digital Marketing Strategies

Available at our Crans-Montana Campus:

• Financial Performance Management

Available at our Marbella Campus:

• Resort Development and Management

Leadership, Strategy and Innovation (Specialization)

Real World Application (Work-Based Research or Academic Deep Dive)

A world-class hospitality management curriculum

The business and managerial knowledge you’ll acquire with our hospitality management bachelor’s degree is a perfect launchpad towards a leadership role such as hotel manager.

It can also be applied across numerous exciting industries and sectors – in fact, just under half of our graduates go on to work outside the hospitality industry.

Get closer to innovative thinking

Being a Les Roches student gives you exclusive access to our Spark global innovation sphere, including the opportunity to work on academic projects featuring genuine products and services being developed by partner companies.

Learn from the best

Our faculty members are hand-picked for their expertise in their chosen fields, bringing significant industry experience plus academic excellence.

In addition, each semester we welcome leading figures from hospitality and related sectors to share their insights with our students.

Building the foundation for your career

In an industry where any business is only a few bad reviews away from trouble, flawless service and operational excellence are now more important than ever.

In your first, Practical Arts semester you’ll learn how this is achieved, making use of state-of-the-art practical training facilities at each of our campuses.

Core operational exposure

The Practical Arts semester exposes you to the key hospitality departments and roles.

You will experience the pace of working in service, the pressure of the kitchens, and the attention to detail needed in the rooms division.

Have fun while you learn

Your practical semester is where you begin to develop soft skills such as teamworking, problem solving and communication.

It’s serious work, but it’s also fun and engaging – where else would you get the opportunity to create a unique restaurant concept and try it out on your fellow students?

Supercharge your resume

In a competitive employment market, experience counts.

With our hospitality management bachelor’s degree you’ll get a full year of professional experience to add to your resume.

That’s certain to get you noticed by employers who want their recruits to hit the ground running.

Develop your intercultural fluency

We will support you to secure excellent internship opportunities that match your ambitions and personality.

We always encourage our students to travel – immersing yourself in a new culture is the best way to develop your language skills and broaden your global outlook.

Top industries, top brands

The Les Roches name is known and trusted the world over. As a student, you’ll reap the benefits through privileged access to internationally renowned brands from hospitality and beyond.

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In-depth study to develop in-demand knowledge

The specialization semester in your final year provides a level of subject-matter focus that you won’t find in many other hospitality management Bachelor’s degrees.

It’s both a gateway to your chosen career path as well as a significant asset for your resume.

Choose your pathway

Available at both Crans-Montana, Marbella and UAE campuses are Luxury Hospitality Management and Entrepreneurship

Digital Marketing Strategies is also available at both Crans-Montana and Marbella campuses.

In addition, Swiss-based students can opt for Financial Performance Management , while those in Spain have Resort Development and Management as a unique option.

Boost your employability

You can opt to undertake a Work-Based Research as an alternative to a Bachelor dissertation, giving you the chance to work hand-in-hand with a hospitality establishment on a real-world business scenario.

We coordinate with our partner companies to devise impactful projects enabling you to sharpen skills that will enhance your future employability.

Deploy your talents

This exercise will test your newly-acquired research and analytical skills, while also challenging you to think innovatively in order to devise creative solutions.

At the project’s conclusion you will present your findings and recommendations directly to your ‘client’.

Please see ENIC-NARIC for more details.

• International Baccalaureate Diploma
• Swiss Diplomas –  Maturité gymnasiale/fédérale/professionnelle/spécialisée: successful completion
• French Baccalauaréat Diplomas
• Senior American high school diploma or equivalent

Other Credentials –  Other higher secondary education credentials are accepted. Please contact the Admissions office for further details [email protected]

English level:

If English is not your first language, or if you have not spent the last two years studying in a school where English is the primary language of instruction, please enclose a copy of one of the following: ∙

• International English Language Test (IELTS): 5.5 overall (min. 5.0 in every subcomponent) Only tests taken/issued in an official IELTS testing center are accepted.
• Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL): Internet-based 70 or paper-based 525
• First Cambridge Exam: Grade C
• Duolingo 110 with no component under 100

Help with your English

Those below the stated official English level can take additional English support classes. We offer intensive programs in Switzerland and Spain.

Learn more here .

This is an illustration of the basic fee structure you can expect per semester. For a full breakdown of fees download a course brochure.

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A Bachelor of hospitality management has value across numerous industries

The combination of soft skills, business theory and hands-on experience will make you attractive to employers in sectors as diverse as

• Hospitality
• Consumer tech
• Luxury Retail
• Health and wellness
• International Events and Entertainment

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Career-seeking students have one or more job offers on graduation day

Leading brands visit our campuses each year to find talent.

Alumni Worldwide.

Business means business

Our hospitality management Bachelor’s degree is accredited as a Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA), and we ensure it lives up to this name.

Across four semesters of rigorous experiential learning, we deliver the commercial knowledge and insights typically found with an international business degree, and which will set you up for a leadership career.

Travel the world while you study

As a student of our Bachelor of hospitality management you can learn in up to three different countries (including with our partner institution) and undertake your two internships and real-world application semester wherever you desire.

It gives you the potential to experience life in six countries before you graduate.

Successful careers launched with the BBA in Global Hospitality Management

'I’ve always been a self-starter and Les Roches helped with that through hands-on learning and the experience from the internships'

'I have friends from my Bachelor’s working in hotels, restaurants, banking and more, you can work in any environment. '

'Anyone thinking about Les Roches should just do it. It’s not just about hospitality, its about gaining experience as a whole. Life experience and work experience is all wrapped up as a package.'

'You see people with a hospitality background in all industries, because they’re really good at building relationships and adapting to different needs.'

'I would have never been able to pitch to investors if I hadn't gone to Les Roches, it’s given me the confidence and the knowledge to go for it.'

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Bachelor’s degree in hospitality management FAQs

What is the scope of hospitality management.

Hospitality management is much broader in scope than just hotels and restaurants.

Earning a Bachelor degree in hospitality management can open up career paths in finance , luxury retail , events , and any other customer-facing industry where the soft skills and customer-centric outlook that come as standard with a hospitality business education are prized.

Once you’ve settled on your chosen industry, you will find that your hospitality degree offers similar core modules as a traditional business degree – including finance, marketing, and human resources – all of which will set you up to become a leader.

How long is a hospitality management bachelor degree?

Lengths can vary depending on the program you choose.

The hospitality management bachelor degree at Les Roches is eight semesters, or four years in length.

This incorporates a Practical Arts semester to open the program, plus two six-month professional internships, accompanied by four academic semesters and one real-world application semester.

The last year also incorporates a choice of career-focused specializations.

Which bachelor degree is best for hospitality management?

We may be biased, but we’d say ours is the best!

It’s one of the most international, with the opportunity to study and undertake internships in up to six countries during the four years of our bachelor degree in hospitality.

Statistically, you have a 94% chance of securing at least one employment opportunity on graduation ; and as an alumni of Les Roches you’ll join an international community of high achievers which now numbers more than 16,000 .

They’ll be only too happy to offer support, advice and job opportunities to fellow alumni.

What kind of bachelor degree is Hospitality Management?

Our bachelor degree in hospitality management is a Bachelor of Business Administration – or BBA.

That’s important, because it places the program firmly into the category of a business degree.

The curriculum is suitably career-focused; you’ll also find that many faculty members have enjoyed lengthy frontline careers in hospitality alongside their academic credentials – so you are learning from experts with real-world experience.

All of this is geared towards enabling you to hit the ground running once you graduate and enter the industry, either as a management trainee or through creating your own business

What is the difference between a Bachelor in hospitality and hotel management?

The answer is that hotel management is just one of the career paths open to you with a bachelor degree in hospitality management.

In fact, the blend of soft skills and applied business knowledge is an ideal stepping stone to any customer-facing industry or sector, including financial services , events , luxury goods and services , private aviation and much more.

A recent survey we conducted revealed that only a slim majority (54%) of our alumni work within the hospitality industry.

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Tomsk State University

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Tomsk State University (TSU) is the largest classical university in the Asian part of Russia and the acknowledged centre of science, education, and innovation. It was founded by the decree of Emperor Alexander II as Imperial Tomsk University on the 28th of May, 1878.

31 members of the Russian Academy of Sciences, the Russian Academy of Medical Sciences, and the Academy of Sciences of the CIS, over 50 State Prize winners, and 2 Nobel Prize winners have been affiliated with TSU. More than 150,000 TSU graduates and the university itself have significantly contributed to the progress in education, science, and culture in the region and Russia in general.

Today, there are 20 faculties and educational institutes, 20 dissertation councils, and 33 leading scientific schools at TSU. The number of international students is continually increasing; currently there are more than 3,000 students from 70 countries.

Since 2006, TSU has been a member of the European University Association (EUA).

In 2010, Tomsk State University won the competition and gained National Research University status. It was one out of 15 institutions chosen from among 128 applicants.

Since 2013, TSU has been one of the leaders among Project 5-100 participants (competitiveness enhancement of Russian universities among global leading research and education centers).

In 2016, TSU established Strategic Academic Units - interdisciplinary postgraduate institutes that focus on studying the transformations taking place in humans, society, and natural and man-made environment. 

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Tomsk State University offers Bachelor’s programmes in 62 study areas and Specialist’s programmes in 11 study areas.

TSU has the Pre-courses Department which provides teaching of Russian as a Foreign Language to help international students adapt to the new country.

TSU organizes summer and winter schools with intensive training in the Russian language, environmental studies, IT, and other areas.

TSU also implements academic exchange programmes with a number of universities in Asia and Europe.

http://inter.tsu.ru/programs

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Tomsk international science program, engineering and technology (2), software engineering.

Tomsk State University offers Master’s programmes in 60 study areas.

Master’s programmes are developed following requests from specific companies, which are going to employ the graduates.

The current Master’s programmes provide opportunities for Bachelor’s degree graduates to continue their studies at other universities, not only in Russia but also in Europe and the United States. TSU is developing 16 double-degree Master’s programmes with partner universities. These programmes allow students to study at two different universities simultaneously.

TSU offers 74 postgraduate programmes in 20 study areas. Postgraduate students have the opportunity to make their own study plan, allowing them to choose an individual learning trajectory that will include all necessary disciplines, research content, work placements, and internships.

In 2016, Tomsk State University became qualified to award the degree of PhD TSU. It is intended for those who have defended the Candidate's or Doctoral thesis at TSU or passed a graduate training here.

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Professionally oriented translation (taught), business and management (6), international management (taught), engineering and technology (6), information technologies in science and instrument engineering (taught), verification and testing of hardware and software modules of telecommunication (taught), life sciences and medicine (6), biophotonics (taught), natural sciences (6), biodiversity (taught), mathematical analysis and modeling (taught), social sciences and management (6), human development: genetics, neuroscience and psychology (taught), university information.

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Tomsk State University is one of the top public universities in Tomsk, Russia. It is ranked #=431 in QS World University Rankings 2025.

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