Prepare yourself to think critically about real-world challenges in hospitality and quickly adapt to cultivate the perfect guest experience.
Hands-on Learning with Consulting Project
Flexible Schedule and Evening Courses
Benefit from Powerful Career Support
Our program is designed to provide you the tools to create authentic, personalized experiences within the growing hospitality industry. Our industry-backed curriculum offers real-world experience and world-class education to help you think creatively and analytically when navigating this ever-changing industry.
Designed with the real world in mind, our Master of Science in Hospitality Management includes a hands-on consulting project allowing you to put your skills into action. You also gain access to one-on-one career coaching, resume critiques and industry intelligence tools to prepare you to take the next step in your career.
Get ready to innovate the guest experience. Partner with the School of Sport, Tourism and Hospitality Management (STHM) and become a leader in this experience-driven industry.
Top 10 Careers in Hospitality
What can you do with a master’s degree in hospitality management?
There are many ways to use your hospitality management degree in the global trillion-dollar industry.
- Hotel and Resort Management
- Hotel Marketing
- Event Management
- Gaming and Casino Management
- Venue and Convention Management
- Event Entrepreneurship
- Operations Management
- Restaurant Management
- Restaurant Entrepreneurship
- Food and Beverage Management
CREATING OPPORTUNITY FOR REAL-LIFE SUCCESS
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Get StartedJamar Root ’22 was invited to do a senior internship at the prestigious organization Destination DC, as part of the Tourism Diversity Matters’ Diversity Apprenticeship Program. He sat down with distinguished STHM alum Sherman Neal II ’20—an attorney, marine corps veteran, college football coach and higher ed leader—to talk about career choices and finding a meaningful path.
After a March 17 presentation at STHM, premier hospitality executive Cornelia Samara sat down with Olivia Anton ’24, to share key insights and advice for students looking forward to landing that first job in the industry.