Bachelor of Arts in Hospitality and Tourism Management

HTM students tour the W Hotel in New York City on a class trip. The third largest industry in the United States, and projected to be the largest industry in the world by 2010, hospitality and tourism is an exciting and growing field. The hospitality and tourism management (HTM) program is designed to prepare you for a career in this industry.

HTM students complete a core of management courses, a core of tourism and hospitality courses, and may augment their knowledge with a selection of elective courses. In addition, the HTM program weaves over 1050 documented hours of experiential learning throughout the four years of the program.

 

Required Business Core Courses                                      Credits

ACC-2121

Financial Accounting

4

ACC-2122

Managerial Accounting

4

BUS-2020

Principles of Management

3

BUS-2230

Principles of Marketing

3

CIS-1041

Microcomputer Applications I

3

ECO-2020

Macroeconomics

3

ECO-2030

Microeconomics

3

 

Required HTM Core Courses                                   Credits

HTM-1010 

Survey of Hospitality and Tourism*

3

HTM-2020

Introductory Internship to HTM

2

HTM-3010

Food and Beverage Management*

3

HTM-3050

Supervision & Training

3

HTM-3110

Lodging and Resort Operations*

3

HTM-3130

Hospitality and Tourism Law and Ethics

3

HTM-3140

Hospitality Technology*

3

HTM-3220

Hospitality and Tourism Marketing Seminar*

3

HTM-3230

Facilities Planning and Design

3

HTM-3820

Intermediate Internship in HTM

2

HTM-4720

Hospitality and Tourism Senior Seminar*

3

HTM-4820

Supervisory Internship in HTM

3

 

Total                                                                                                57

         

*= Courses eligible for the AH&LA Hospitality Operations Certificate. 

HTM students are strongly encouraged to take MAT-2030 (Probability and Statistics) and MAT-1221 (Finite Mathematics) to satisfy their core curriculum mathematics requirements.

Electives, Course Descriptions, Program and Degree Details

For available electives, detailed course descriptions, program and degree requirements, see the Undergraduate Catalogue.