International Hospitality and Tourism Management (BS)
Bachelor's degree
In Madrid (Spain)
Would you like to develop skills and tools that will enable you to start a career in the hospitality and tourism field? This is the perfect degree for you!
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Type
Bachelor's degree
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Location
Madrid (Spain)
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Start date
Different dates available
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Credits
120
Our Bachelor of Science in International Hospitality and Tourism Management program is for those with a passion for crossing continents and cultures. Seekers of this degree are adventurous individuals with a strong desire to interact with people from around the world. They want to understand the cultural and personal needs of travelers so that they can provide them with the most fulfilling experience. Talented professionals in international hospitality and tourism management are responsible for creating the positive memories tourists remember for a lifetime.
Schiller International University’s students have the ability to transfer to any of its campuses worldwide without penalty. This unique opportunity for travel is an invaluable avenue for gaining personal contact with people from countries worldwide to enhance cultural awareness. In a field with emphasis on successful multi-cultural contact, this freedom to cross borders makes Schiller International University the ideal university of study for an Associate of Science degree in International Hospitality and Tourism Management.
International tourism is one of the fastest growing sectors in the service and business fields. This industry growth has created multiple job opportunities and intense competition. Schiller International University provides students with quality education by qualified and experienced instructors in subjects that prepare them to meet the market demands to gain employment in the field.
If you want to enjoy all the benefits of the course, contact with us through our website so we can provide you with the most relevant information.
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About this course
- Apply knowledge, skills and experience through individual and team-based activities within a multi-cultural environment.
- Supervise key areas of hotel operations.
- Demonstrate knowledge of management of the tourism industry.
- Demonstrate critical thinking, writing, analytical and decision-making skills.
- Exhibit awareness and knowledge of industry trends and best practices
Home to numerous resorts, spas, theme parks and golf courses, Tampa Bay, Florida is the quintessential location to gain the professional skills necessary to enter this industry. Our proximity to so many tourist destinations allows many students to participate in local internships where application of learning is synthesized. Present day hotel and tourism professionals need to be tech savvy, skill oriented and able to travel the world over.
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Subjects
- International Relations
- Hospitality
- Marketing
- International
- Tourism
- Industry
- Art History
- European History
- Accounting
- Statistics
Course programme
Required General Education Courses Credits: 36
- Art History
- European History to 1815
- College Mathematics
- Applied Mathematics
- Introduction to international Relations
- Science and Society
- General Psychology
- Beginning Foreign Language 1
- Beginning Foreign Language 2
- English Composition: Expository Writing
- English: Research and Writing
- Introduction to Political Science
Required Core Courses Credits: 60
- Accounting I
- Principles of Business Law
- Business Finance
- Statistics
- Human Resources Management
- Marketing Management
- Introduction to International Business
- Principles of Microeconomics
- Principles of Marketing
- Principles of Macroeconomics
- Application of Computers
- Capstone
- Introduction to Tourism & Hospitality
- Front Office Management
- Food & Beverage Management
- Convention & Event Management
- Cross Cultural Communications
- International Marketing
- Leadership & Management in Hospitality & Tourism
- Internship
Elective Courses: 24
- Accounting II
- Business Communication
- Behavioral Aspects
- Introduction to Sustainable Development
- Multinational Enterprise
- Entrepreneurship & New Ventures
- Intercultural Communications
- European History: Napoleonic Period to the Present
- Industrial Psychology
- Selected Topics in International Relations
- Intermediate Foreign Language 1 or any 200-400 Electives
- Intermediate Foreign Language 2 or any 200-400 level Electives
- International Relations of the Pacific Rim Region
- The European Union
- The Middle East
Internship Opportunities
Industry-based internships are currently available only to students in the undergraduate program in International Hospitality and Tourism Management.
These internships provide opportunities to students to learn processes and practices in the real world. Students observe, learn and practice hospitality services in an American setting in:
- Hotels, Resorts & Motels
- Restaurants
- Convention and Visitors Bureaus (CVBs)
- Chambers of Commerce
- Local and Regional Tourism Promotion Agencies
Students who have been enrolled in the undergraduate program in International Hospitality and Tourism Management for at least two full semesters (Fall and Spring) and are registered for full time study, i.e. 12 credits during the semester of internship, are eligible to participate. Contact the Schiller International University Internship coordinator for more details.
International Hospitality and Tourism Management (BS)