University Programs

Graduate Program Options, Michigan State University,
East Lansing, Michigan

Every smart career professional today knows that education is a constant process, a life-long venture toward becoming the best one can be. In that vein, The School of Hospitality Business has three Masters options to help make career goals come true. The Michael L. Minor Master of Science in Foodservice Management, The Eli Broad Graduate School of Management Master of Business Administration with a concentration in Hospitality Business, as well as The Master of Science in Hospitality Business will open new doors and opportunities for the world's undisputed leaders in hospitality business. These master's degree programs equip candidates with an executive perspective for decision-making while building skills that maximize one's market value immediately upon graduation. The programs provide a contemporary forum for learning how to respond to competition with practical solutions and hands-on management.

These intensive programs focus on a strong business course core with a hospitality specialty course core, and offer an important customized feature. They can be tailored to one's academic pursuits, based on individual career goals, by providing flexibility and opportunity to choose education and career tracks in corporate foodservice management, entrepreneurial and foodservice management, training, education and research and consulting, and more. Industry executives say a strong business focus is an important requirement in today's keen business environment. But our graduate programs also provide enough flexibility in study and career pursuits to meet many varied needs.

Information on The Eli Broad Graduate School of Management can be obtained by visiting Broad College MBA at MSU Website.

The Graduate School of Michigan State University
The Council of Graduate Students
The Graduate Education Grants Liaison Office

For application information about the programs, please contact The Coordinator of Academic Student Services, The School of Hospitality Business at (517) 353-9211.

Descriptions of courses are on line at the following website:
http://ntweb1.ais.msu.edu/j4100/scripts/CatalogSearch.asp