Hospitality Business
Bachelor's degree
In Michigan Center (USA)
Description
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Type
Bachelor's degree
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Location
Michigan center (USA)
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Start date
Different dates available
The undergraduate major in hospitality business blends hospitality business operations and fundamental areas such as accounting, finance, and marketing applied to hospitality business. Substantial work experience in the hospitality industry is required for hospitality business majors. Each student must complete 800 hours of work experience (400 hours in a Level I Internship and 400 hours in a Level II Internship). The internships must have the prior approval of the Student and Industry Resource Center Director. The Level I Internship must be completed prior to enrollment in Hospitality Business 307 and both internships (Level I and Level II) must be completed prior to enrollment in Hospitality Business 489.
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Subjects
- AS/400
- Hospitality
- Industry
Course programme
All of the following courses (15 credits):
Principles of Financial Accounting
Algorithmic Thinking and Programming
Introduction to Microeconomics
Introduction to Macroeconomics
One of the following courses (3 or 4 credits):
One of the following courses (3 credits):
An Introduction to Interpersonal Communication
Students who place into Statistics 200 or 201 with a designated score on the Michigan State University mathematics services placement exam and successfully complete Statistics 200 or 201 will not be required to complete Mathematics 103.
Major Field of Concentration: All of the following courses with a minimum grade-point average of 2.00 (39 credits):
Service Management Principles
Hospitality Business Professional Development
Management of Lodging Systems
Food Management: Safety and Nutrition
Management of Food and Beverage Systems
Hospitality Managerial Accounting
Hospitality Human Resources
Hospitality Information Systems
Quantity Food Production Systems
Facilities Maintenance and Systems
Hospitality Marketing
Hospitality Business Law
Hospitality Business Strategy (W)
Students must complete first-level 400-hour internship/professional work experience prior to enrollment in Hospitality Business 307. Students must complete first-and second-level 400-hour internship/professional work experience prior to enrollment in Hospitality Business 489.
Two of the following advanced electives (6 credits):
Advanced Hospitality Finance
Hospitality Foodservice Operations
Advanced Hospitality Marketing
One international elective course, language, or study abroad course approved by the student's academic advisor (3 credits)
A minimum of 12 credits in specialized electives selected from the following:
Introduction to Hospitality Business
Introduction to the Casino Industry
Casino Operations and Management
Club Operations and Management
Quantity Food Production Systems Laboratory
The Foodservice Distribution Channel
Hospitality Business Ownership
Hospitality Sales Process
Meeting and Event Planning and Management
Hospitality Business Real Estate Investment Management
Advanced Management of Food and Beverage Systems
Hospitality Beverages
Managing Quality in Hospitality Businesses
Hospitality Revenue Management
Hospitality Business Analytics
Current Topics in Hospitality Business
Hospitality Business Real Estate Professional Skills Workshop
Courses that are used to satisfy requirements referenced in item c. may not be used to satisfy this requirement.
Hospitality Business