The Hospitality minor provides a specialized focus in one of the fastest growing industries in the world. Since 2014, the tourism sector generates more jobs than the combined financial, automotive, and mining sectors, according to research by the World Travel & Tourism Council.
Hotel companies, food and beverage corporations, restaurant chains, entertainment companies, cruises and resorts, internet companies, airlines and airports, event companies, and the public sector increasingly need more and more professionals in the areas of accounting, finance, marketing, public relations, and technology, as well as other managerial and commercial areas. Understanding the hospitality industry provides students with the knowledge necessary to access these career opportunities.
This minor is aimed at all USFQ students who are passionate about Hospitality and who like to know other cultures, service, and travel. The hospitality minor can also be completed by taking subjects in the exchange program at Disney.
| CODE | NAME | CREDITS | PREREQUISITES |
|---|---|---|---|
| HSP 1001 | Introduction to Hospitality | 3 | |
| HSP 2001 | Food and Beverage Management | 3 | MAT 1009 Business Mathematics HSP 1001 Introduction to Hospitality ADM 1001 Principles of Management |
| GST 2001 | Service and Protocol* | 3 | HSP 1001 Introduction to Hospitality |
| HSP 2002 | Hotel Operations | 3 | HSP 1001 Introduction to Hospitality ADM 1001 Management Principles |
| HSP 3009 | Hospitality Marketing* | 3 | MAK 1001 Marketing Principles HSP 1001 Introduction to Hospitality HSP 1003 Introduction to Tourism |
| HSP 3001 | Human Resources HSP* | 3 | HSP 1001 Introduction to Hospitality ADM 1001 Management Principles |
* These classes can be revalidated by taking the Disney International Program.
