Hospitality school training courses in Austin, TX (public, in-house or online)

The program will:
create a caring and supportive learning environment that promotes academic excellence and student achievement through the use of a performance-based curriculum while being responsive to the individual needs of each student.
promote the importance of professional development and lifelong learning for students.
provide students with opportunities to develop a deeper understanding of the issues and challenges presented by a dynamic and rapidly evolving global business ...

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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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Students in our Hospitality Administration program have the option of studying hotel & casino, restaurant, or travel and tourism management.

The growth of luxury, full-service hotels and the gaming industry means jobs are available nationwide and abroad. PTI offers its Hotel & Casino Management program in two ways: as an in-class program and as an online program. You choose the class format and schedule that best fits your lifestyle and learning style.

All programs are designed to provide the most effective Web-based learning experience. Registration is open enrollment and includes everything students need, including textbooks and trained instructors. Students have 180 days to complete the coursework and will receive a certificate of completion from National University.

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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