- Study in a master's degree recognized by Forbes, Travel Weekly, Nation's Restaurant News, and Corporate Travel magazines.
- Eduniversal Best Masters Ranking recognizes our hospitality and tourism degree as the #20 in Best Master's in Hospitality Management.
- Enjoy flexible study options: The master's in hospitality and tourism management may be completed on a full- or part-time basis.
The master's in hospitality business management is exclusively online. It prepares you to manage current and emerging industry issues. It offers an applied curriculum that develop your skills in cutting-edge analytics and technology skills, positioning you to pursue leadership positions. It also enables you to develop a secondary focus in a range of areas, including finance, digital marketing, entrepreneurship, human resources, supply chain management, or data management.
These are the in-demand skills you need to succeed in today's rapidly changing hospitality and tourism industry. With a master's in hospitality and tourism management, you'll be prepared for multiple mid-level service management and training director positions as you create and present new hospitality and tourism services through effective interpersonal, oral, and written communication. Graduates are ready to step into multiple service management and training director positions.
RIT's Hospitality Management Degree: Exclusively Online
The master's in hospitality business management is focused on hospitality business planning, branding, asset management, customer experience, and data analytics within a hospitality business. You will become exceptional leader in the service industry, a corporate setting, or in post-secondary academic environments.
The curriculum is flexible and enable you to pursue additional areas of business in which you may have an interest, including finance, accounting, marketing, human resources, supply chain, MIS, or others. The program is offered entirely online and may be completed on a full- or part-time basis. The length of time required to earn a degree varies according to your undergraduate preparation and the number of graduate courses taken per semester.
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