Skip to content
Undergraduate Programs

Hospitality Management, B.S.

Bachelor of Science - BSHM |
Undergraduate

speaker in front of a projection screen with a word cloud featuring hospitality-related words

About the Program

Our specialized hospitality business bachelor's degree offers a hands-on approach to learning that blends real-world experience with industry-focused academics. Prepare for leadership roles in the dynamic hospitality industry by developing analytical, marketing, and human resources skills; fostering teamwork and service excellence; and embracing technology, ethics and leadership.

#6
Best Hospitality Management School in the World
CEO World Magazine, 2024
Hospitality Management

The Polytechnic Approach

Rooted in the art and business of hospitality, our unique approach equips students with transferable skills that are key to career success in any industry. Whether mastering communication and teamwork, honing problem-solving abilities, or developing leadership and creativity, what you learn here takes you wherever you choose to go. Our graduates excel in hospitality, tourism, restaurants, events, real estate, finance, and beyond — redefining industries and shaping experiences in all corners of the world.

Courses

The Bachelor of Science in Hospitality Management program provides a combination of hospitality management, business, and general education coursework designed to ensure that students understand the economic, legal, and social forces that shape the hospitality industry. Major coursework emphasizes qualitative and quantitative analysis, marketing, and human resources.

For the most up-to-date course information for this program, visit the course catalog or contact an advisor.

3 smiling students working together on laptops

Invested in Student Success

$300,000+ in Merit-Based Scholarships Available Annually

We believe your education should be both affordable and accessible, and we are dedicated to supporting you every step of the way. Thanks to longtime industry partnerships and generous donors, students have access to numerous private industry and college-based scholarships.

Wang Yang

James. A. Collins Distinguished Chair

Dr. Yang has years of research experiences and her focal research areas are consumer well-being and happiness, luxury consumption, consumer behavior, services marketing, and cross-cultural research.
Wan Yang, Ph.D. James. A. Collins Distinguished Chair

Hospitality Management

Student Clubs and Organizations

Student organizations are platforms for growth, innovation, and leadership through hands-on industry activities, professional development, networking events, and conferences. And most importantly, you form friendships that last a lifetime.

4 students paired holding a tray of baked desserts