Hospitality Management school training courses in Ann Arbor, MI (public, in-house or online)

This program prepares students for an entry level supervisory position in the hospitality management industry such as a dining room manager in a restaurant, country club, hotel or retirement community. This certificate also equips students with the skills needed for an entry level position in banquet and catering sales. In addition, it provides a foundation for continued study toward an Associate in Applied Science in Culinary and Hospitality Management, or serves as the first year study toward ...

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Hospitality Management combines the study and practice of successfully achieving organizational goals within businesses such as hotels, restaurants, attractions, tour companies, airlines, and other travel-related service providers. The hospitality industry is widely considered to be the core of the enormous travel and tourism sector, which employs nearly 220 million people and generates nearly ten percent of the world’s GDP, according to the World Travel and Tourism Council. Given the rapid grow...

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The Associate of Applied Business program in Hospitality Management is designed for students who enjoy working with people, appreciate variety in their daily work, and are interested in entering the fields of tourism and hospitality. Students are prepared for positions within hotels, restaurants, resorts, private clubs, attractions, special events management and food service companies. This program prepares graduates for entry-level supervision in the front office, sales and convention manageme...

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The Bachelor of Science in Business with a concentration in Hospitality Management develops students- knowledge and skills in lodging management, food and beverage operations management, facilities management, and events and recreation planning. Students learn about the impact of travel and tourism while examining hospitality issues and trends, e-business implications and operational structures.

From lodging and restaurants to tourism and events, high-level opportunities for MBA graduates with managerial learning and practice in the field of hospitality abound. To help make your resumé stand out and move your career ahead in the world of hospitality management, Keller offers an MBA with a Hospitality Management concentration. Focusing on skills and knowledge that are directly relevant to the workplace and tapping into the professional expertise of practitioner faculty who know what it t...

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