Bachelor of Science Hospitality Management

The world of hospitality brings some of the best things in life — travel, dining, resort vacations, adventure and cultural excursions, and more. If you love the idea of building a career in these exciting industries, JWU has you covered.

Through JWU Charlotte’s Hospitality Management degree, you don’t have to limit yourself to just one area. Our bachelor of science (B.S.) program is structured to give you the flexibility to choose your own path within this growing industry.

Start with a foundation that builds a broad understanding of technology, management/leadership skills, and emerging operational trends in hospitality.

Expand your knowledge through focused major courses including Hospitality Strategic Marketing, Managing the Hotel Guest Experience, Dynamics of Tourism & Sustainability.

Throughout the Hospitality program, you’ll apply best practices in business management to address the unique opportunities and challenges within this dynamic field.

From there, customize your degree by choosing from a range of electives. Mix and match to explore your range of career interests, or choose one of the following optional specializations:

• Food & Beverage Management

• Hotel & Resort Management

Round out your degree with arts and sciences courses — with subjects including communications, nutrition, and economics, to name a few. Add some real-life experiences through study abroad programs and internships, and your career options are limited only by your imagination.

Begin preparing for your professional career in the hospitality industry now. The possibilities are endless.

Program Differentiators

What makes JWU’s hospitality management program different?

• Required courses focus on transferable management skills and abilities, no matter where your career takes you.

• Electives may be used to tailor your program according to your career goals. JWU has a breadth of courses available in food, beverage, hotels, events, travel and entertainment.

• Electives can also be used for a study abroad program, a Directed Experiential Education (DEE) project, or an internship.

• As a leader in hospitality education, we’ve built a global network of industry connections looking to hire our success-ready students and alumni.

Hospitality Career Possibilities

Some professions may require additional study, background checks, certifications, licenses, exams and/or experience as required qualifications for employment. Students are responsible for verifying that they can meet the employment requirements of potential employers.

• Conference Manager

• Guest Relations Manager

• Catering/Event Operations

• Destination Marketing Manager

• Food Service Revenue Manager

• Tourism Marketing Agent

• Resort Concierge

• Tour Operations Manager

• General Manager

• Corporation Food & Beverage Operator

• International Tour Guide