This specialized business degree combines traditional business courses in accounting, economics and law with social sciences, hospitality marketing, human resources and communications. Students are also required to complete 1,000 hours of industry-related work experience as part of the degree. Students will choose a career track to create a personalized degree plan that focuses on the sector of hospitality that interests them most. Students pursuing a career in the wine and spirits industry may also choose to earn a minor in beverage management and marketing.

Careers Tracks • Lodging • Food Service • Wine and Beverage • Project Management and Analytics