Hospitality Management Major
Have you always wanted to see the behind-the-scenes of Disney? Do you love to travel and explore? Are you constantly planning your friend’s get-togethers? Are you the first one to sign up for activities? If you like taking initiative, a career in hospitality might be the right fit for you.
At Endicott College, The School of Hospitality Management offers a Management degree, which is enhanced by knowledge that comes from studying in a liberal arts environment. Hospitality career opportunities encompass everything from restaurants and hotels to event planning and travel related positions and everything in between.
Some examples of graduate careers include:
- Luxury Suite Manager, Fenway Park
- Food and Beverage Manager, Ipswich Country Club
- Rooms Control Manager, W Hotels
- General Manager, Castle Hill Inn
- Beverage Supervisor, Mohegan Sun Casino
- Marketing Events Coordinator, Nissan Motor Company
- Catering Sales Manager, Marriott
- Meeting Manager, Brigham and Women's Hospital
Endicott’s School of Hospitality Management offers you flexibility; enabling you to explore industry fundamentals through hospitality marketing, restaurant management, sustainable tourism and much more.
In additional to traditional classes, you will expand your focus by applying hands-on learning in Endicott's restaurant, La Chanterelle, the non-traditional classroom, where your development of interpersonal, professional and entrepreneurial skills, preparing you for a leadership role in the industry.
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Students of the Hospitality Management program will:
- communicate effectively in written form within the conventions of hospitality management.
- demonstrate the critical inquiry and analysis skills needed to engage constructively in intellectual discourse within the discipline of hospitality management.
- demonstrate Entrepreneurial/Financial skills including operational Hotel and Restaurant Ratio calculations, SWOT analysis, and management process and styles.
- develop an interest in the global dynamics of hospitality from the perspective of studying related subject in another culture.