Recognized as a Best Online Program by US News and World Report (2023), the Charleston Southern Bachelor of Science in Hospitality and Tourism Management degree path explores economics, marketing, communication, law, human resources, and strategic planning. Each element combines and prepares graduates for a career in hospitality and tourism management where individuals can effectively apply innovative concepts and skills to this industry’s unique challenges.
Whether your goal is to become a general manager for a major hospitality or tourism brand, or, if you hope to establish your own lucrative bed-and-breakfast, this program successfully sets you on the right path. Working individuals with life commitments can fully take advantage of accelerated, asynchronous online courses designed to successfully support their academic ambitions.
Please access the full BS in Hospitality and Tourism academic catalog for the 2022-2023 academic year to learn more about this opportunity.
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This fully online major provides relevant content and practical application to today’s careers. With an accelerated 7-week format, this degree is flexible for full-time working adults. This major has experienced professors who offer a faith component to hospitality and tourism management.
The Charleston Southern business program helped develop me professionally and personally so that I can glorify God through business operations and relationships.
Jeb Drum / hospitality and tourism management, ’17 Administrative Manager, Daltile
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