As a student in the Hospitality Administration AAS program, you'll take courses in customer service, food theory, menu design, and more. You can customize your education with a number of relevant elective courses.
As a student in the Hospitality Administration AAS program, you'll take courses in customer service, food theory, menu design, and more. You can customize your education with a number of relevant elective courses.
Required Courses
Associate degree graduates must complete a total of 60 credit hours:
16 general education course credits
44 program-specific course credits
What You'll Learn
Do you like serving others? Are you your family’s go-to chef or party planner? Maybe you’re looking for a career that allows you to be both creative and technical.
If so, the Hospitality Administration program could be the educational pathway for you!
Ivy Tech Hospitality Administration students receive world-class education on state-of-the-art equipment to prepare for the workforce.
While the skills taught vary across our associate degrees and certificate programs, here’s a peek into what you might do as a Hospitality Administration student:
Practice working effectively in teams.
Gain industry-specific knowledge and skills to achieve operational efficiency and productivity in hospitality and/or commercial kitchen operations.
Strengthen your written and oral communication skills.
Adhere to the professional dress and grooming standards expected in hospitality operations.
Grow your customer service skill set.
Develop advanced knife, tool, and equipment handling skills.
Draw upon food preparation and baking science principles to create food products.
Use classic, contemporary, and global cooking techniques in a state-of-the-art kitchen.
Learn the skills needed to work as a professional pastry culinarian.
Master decorating and complex preparation techniques of pastries, confections, cakes, specialty cakes, wedding cakes, and dessert composition.
Study bakery merchandising techniques and strategies to successfully run a bakery operation.
Career Options
The Hospitality Administration program at Ivy Tech provides more than a dozen career pathways for you to choose from. So whether you want to manage a hotel or work your way up to a head chef role at a fine dining restaurant, one of our associate degree or certificate programs could help get you there.
Here’s where you could land:
Hospitality Manager
Foodservice Manager
Restaurant Manager
Baker
Lead Baker
Pastry Chef
Pastry Cook
Sous Chef
Kitchen Manager
Chef de Cuisine
Bar Manager
Cicerone
Sommelier
Mixologist
Beverage Sales Specialist
Caterer
Cook
Lead Cook
Certified Dietary Manager
Director of Dining Services
Event Planner
Meeting Planner
Hospitality Supervisor
Hotel Supervisor
Food Protection Manager
At Ivy Tech we have the resources, focus, and flexibility to meet students where they are, then walk with them to where they’re going.
No two students’ paths to the future look the same. We get that. So, we listen. We support. We guide. With 70+ academic programs and classes in 75+ communities in Indiana—plus online—you’ll be able to find your fit for the next step in your career.
And that career will lead you to your better life, every day from graduation on.
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