Hospitality & Tourism Certificate

CSU certificate programs deliver extensive, specialized training in several in-demand concentrations. Courses are designed to offer students the planning, analysis, and decision-making techniques they need to compete in today’s evolving business climate.

Undergraduate Certificate Programs
Students select and complete four courses (12 semester hours) within a concentration to earn a certificate at the undergraduate level. For example, a student enrolled in the Management Certificate Program would complete four courses from the Bachelor of Science in Business Administration (BSBA) Management concentration. Students seeking an Undergraduate Certificate must first successfully complete the Student Orientation Course (1 semester hour).

Note: Certificate programs are not eligible for Federal Student Aid.

Certificate Policies

Undergraduate Certificate Hospitality & Tourism Program

Undergraduate: Require completion of four courses within one undergraduate concentration area.

BHM 3010 - Introduction to Hospitality
BHM 3020 - Introduction to Tourism
BHM 3890 - Accounting for Hospitality & Tourism
BHM 4100 - Facilities Management and Design in Hospitality & Tourism
BHM 4300 - Legal Aspects of Hospitality and Tourism
BHM 4400 - Resort Management & Operation
BHM 4680 - Marketing for Hospitality & Tourism

Graduate Certificate

Graduate Certificate Programs
Students select four courses (12 semester hours) from a graduate concentration to earn a graduate level certificate in the concentration area. Students seeking a Graduate Certificate must first successfully complete the Student Orientation Course (1 hour).

Note: Certificate programs are not eligible for Federal Student Aid.

Curriculum

Graduate Certificate Hospitality and Tourism Program

MHM 5300 - Hospitality and Tourism Management
MHM 5600 - Marketing for Hospitality and Tourism
MHM 5701 - Legal Aspects of Hospitality and Tourism
MHM 5780 - Management Accounting for Hospitality and Tourism