Individualized
Studies in International Hotel Management
Individualized Studies in International Hotel Management provides
students with in-depth knowledge of international hospitality
development and management. It focuses on international hotel
operations with emphasis on U.S. corporate involvement in and planning
for overseas expansions. It introduces students to the necessary
management competency for global hotel management operations.
Objectives
Understand the integration of tourism and the hospitality industry
within national policies and plans.
Analyze investment trends and hotel development patterns by
international hospitality firms, and identify emerging overseas
markets for hotel development.
Understand the socio-economic impact of developing hotels in
developing countries.
Understand hotel management functions in a foreign country, such as
human resources management, hotel marketing, financial control,
accounting and taxes, and technology applications.
Identify potential career development opportunities through
internship programs.
TSTD 220 International Hotel Management (3)
Analysis of international hotel development and management
functions with an
emphasis on global manager competency. It encompasses political,
economic,
cultural, financial and legal aspects inherent in international
business environment
and their impacts on international hotel operations. (Fall)
TSTD 278 Conference & Exposition Management
Site selection, program planning and management, exhibits, selection
and use of
facility, volunteers, and budget management. (Spring)
TSTD 290 Hotel Project Management
Examination of hotel project development, emphasis on market research,
project
planning, site selection, construction coordination, resource
allocation, project
scheduling, hotel valuation process, hotel marketing and
pre-opening
management. (Spring)
FINA Real Estate Development
Examination of the forces that shape real state development; market
analysis
methods and techniques to evaluate project feasibility; the
institutional and legal
framework within which real estate development occurs and that
influences
controls, land value, and development potential. (Fall)