With the service industry expanding worldwide, there is a tremendous
need for people with a four-year degree in Hospitality Management.
A study conducted by the Travel Industry Association of America
suggests that the hospitality industry is expected to grow more
than 18 % by 2010. Much of this growth is to take place at the highest
levels, with the availability of executive positions to grow 31
% by the year 2010.
Sixty-six (66) credits in Business and in Nutrition and Dietetics
are required in the Hospitality Management Program.
These include the general requirements for the Business degree in
addition to the following:
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