Master of Science in Hospitality Management
(non-thesis)
Advance a career in hospitality management with a Master of Science degree.
- Known as the MBA for the hospitality industry, students will gain specific managerial mastery to prepare them to work on the business side of a multibillion-dollar international industry.
- Graduates of The Chaplin School of Hospitality & Tourism Management are sought-after for their high-quality and relevant education.
- With a wide range of careers, the hospitality industry is one of the largest sectors in the service industry and provides a vast number of opportunities for those with an MS in Hospitality Management.
Required Courses
Core Requirements – 33 Credits
- Accounting & Financial Management: 3
- Global Issues in Hospitality & Tourism: 3
- Research and Statistical Methods: 3
- Hospitality and Tourism Industry Research Analysis: 3
- Marketing & Sales in Hospitality & Tourism: 3
- Hospitality Law Seminar: 3
- Revenue Management OR Feasibility Studies OR Restaurant Development: 3
- Organizational Behavior in the Hospitality Industry: 3
- Hospitality Elective: 3
- Graduate Practicum: 3
- Strategic Management for Hospitality and Tourism: 3
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Program at a Glance
- 33 credits
- $455 per credit for in-state (on-site)
- $1001 per credit for out-of-state (on-site)
- $750 per credit for online program
- Practicum required
- On site & Online available
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Hospitality Real Estate Development Specialization
Currently enrolled and prospective graduate students at the Chaplin School can add a specialization in the growing field of hospitality real estate to their M.S. degree program.
Three additional courses are required to obtain the specialization.
