Hospitality, Resort, and Tourism Management Minor

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The minor in hospitality, resort, and tourism management will prepare students majoring in non-business degree programs for supervisory positions in the tourism industry. Emphasis is placed on management, marketing, and other special topics relevant to supervisors in resort destination areas.

Students completing the hospitality, resort, and tourism management minor will have competencies in the basic managerial, marketing, and information system application in hospitality and tourism businesses. Additionally, they will be able to respond to challenges facing hospitality and tourism business supervisors in a resort destination area.

Program Requirements

Complete the following courses:

Choose from the following: (6 Credits)

Choose any HRTM course(s) for six (6) credits that are not already used to satisfy degree requirements (MKTG courses may be approved with special permission).

Total Credits Required: 18 Credits

Notes:

Preapproved HRTM, CBAD, or MKTG credit offered through a study abroad program can be applied toward the minor.
Students MUST complete 9 unique credit hours of course work.