This innovative degree recognizes the importance of sustainable operations in the tourism industry today, its impacts on the planet, and the increasing demand for a more sustainable approach to managing hospitality and tourism businesses. This unique program, offered through the Chaplin School of Hospitality and Tourism Management, is an interdisciplinary collaboration with the Department of Earth and Environment of the College of Arts, Science, and Education and features a blended curriculum composed of the most-relevant existing courses from each department as well as a host of new courses specifically designed for the degree.

Whenever people travel, they need a temporary place to call home. And the more people travel—across the country or around the globe—the more homes away from home they will need. It’s a big reason why hospitality management is such an attractive program of study for students who seek a potentially lucrative career in the hospitality industry.

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A Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in Hospitality Administration is an undergraduate program designed to prepare students for careers in the hospitality and tourism industry. Here are the key aspects typically included in a B.A. in Hospitality Administration program: Core Hospitality Courses: The curriculum includes core courses that provide a foundational understanding of the hospitality industry. These courses may cover topics such as hospitality management, hotel operations, food and beverage management, tourism management, event planning, and hospitality marketing. Business and Management Principles: Students learn fundamental business and management principles as they apply to the hospitality sector. This includes studying topics such as accounting, finance, human resources management, marketing, strategic management, entrepreneurship, and organizational behavior within the context of hospitality

This hospitality degree concentration takes a detailed look at these areas, as well as revenue management, sales and marketing, and more.

Be a part of the largest and fastest-growing industry in the world! The hospitality/tourism industry is considered the world's largest industry and is expected to grow by double digits in the near future. With this growth comes great opportunities to enter this fast-paced, exciting field at a management level.

The program includes two quarters each of study and paid internship in Sydney and Leura, two of Australia’s most exciting and beautiful tourism destinations.

The Recreation, Parks, and Tourism (RPT) Department at SF State has established a reputation for excellence since 1946. We prepare students for meaningful careers by engaging them with San Francisco Bay Area partners, educating them using high-impact practices, and empowering them to make authentic changes in themselves and their community.

As a hotel, restaurant and institutional management (H.R.I.M.) student, you’ll enter an industry where opportunities abound. The hospitality industry is one of the world’s largest employers, offering outstanding employment options around the globe, whether you’re interested in hotel, food service or other hospitality operations.

The Bachelor of Arts in Leadership in Hospitality and Event Management includes a focus on leadership, a liberal arts foundation, and a core of industry-specific courses which will prepare you to enter an in-demand field at the leadership level.

Students are challenged through in-class collaborative opportunities; two required, quarter-long internships, and a cross-disciplinary consulting project for local hospitality companies.

Hospitality industry is one of the largest career sectors in the world. Our program prepares you for a leadership career in the industry. Combining liberal arts with business and management, our program will give you the tools for making sound professional decisions. Beginning with a strong foundation in hospitality and business, you will then get to apply this theoretical knowledge to industry while completing your degree through internships. Completion of 600 hours of industry experience before graduation is included in the program.

This concentration prepares students to manage these aspects of the growing gaming industry. Coursework focuses on gaming-specific operations details, laws and ethics, as well as event management and entertainment booking.

Our Club Management concentration prepares students for the rigors of managing elite members-only establishments such as city, country, golf and health clubs.

The Fisheries and Wildlife Sciences degree (B.A. or B.S.) prepares you for careers in wildlife and fisheries management with state and federal agencies and conservation organizations. Graduates are qualified for federal positions with agencies such as the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, U.S. Forest Service, National Park Service, Environmental Protection Agency, U.S. Geological Survey, and others.