In IUP's Hotel, Restaurant, Tourism, and Event Management BS, you'll focus on building leadership skills and enhancing technical skills. You'll have fun learning how to work in a chef-taught restaurant/lab as you prepare to pursue exciting career options all over the world.
You can build a rewarding career in the world of hotels, restaurants, tourism, and special events. The hospitality industry is full of opportunity and welcomes your creativity and enthusiasm.
In IUP's Hotel, Restaurant, Tourism, and Event Management BS, you'll focus on building leadership skills and enhancing technical skills. You'll have fun learning how to work in a chef-taught restaurant/lab as you prepare to pursue exciting career options all over the world.
Imagine Your Future
Hospitality is an industry with professional stability built in—companies need skilled people like you in boom times and in slow seasons. It relies on local, regional, national, and international professionally trained managers regularly joining the workforce.
The industry offers competitive salaries, bonuses, and benefits. Hard work and performance pay off with promotions and more responsibility. IUP graduates see starting salaries of roughly $48,000, excluding benefits and bonuses.
Career Opportunities in Hospitality
Your degree in hospitality from IUP will help you find a management-level job in a host of businesses, including:
Beverage operations
Catering
Clubs
Contract food services
Corporate support centers
Cruise lines
Gaming operations
Hotels
Resorts
Restaurants
Sales and other travel-related venues
Service-related careers (banking, health care, insurance, real estate, and more)
Special events
Supply chain and logistics management
Theme parks
Tourism
Classes and Requirements
The bachelor of science in Hotel, Restaurant, Tourism, and Event Management at IUP gives you practical, hands-on experience. You practice what we teach. We show you how to do it, and then you do it.
Your education will follow a project-based curriculum that reflects industry-based tasks. You're required to complete two professional work experiences that will give you valuable on-the-job training and set you up for a career in hotels, resorts, restaurants, event planning, travel, and so much more.
Work at Our Student-Run Restaurant
The Allenwood is a specialized learning environment where you’ll gain practical experience in operations management, leadership, and customer service—all while running a real, live restaurant.
Regardless of which industry you choose, at IUP you’ll gain a deep understanding of food and how to work with a chef-led team, which will give you an edge in the job market.
At IUP, our first priority is you. You'll be empowered to achieve academic excellence, enjoy personalized resources and attention, and experience a tight-knit community and personal growth—all at an affordable cost.
Visit Options for Incoming Freshmen
These options are for high-school students and graduates looking to earn a bachelor’s degree. Transfer students are welcome, too!
We recommend attending an open house if you can, because it provides the most complete overview of IUP. We hold them six times each year.
Can’t make an open house? No worries—we have many other options available for you.
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