Innovating the Future of Hospitality

It’s your turn to play an instrumental part in the changing landscape of hospitality. If you have a passion for people and creating memorable experiences—via lodging, restaurants, hotel and real estate development, culinary, events, and tourism—your creativity and fresh, innovative and entrepreneurial thinking are now in high demand.

At SHA you’re part of a dynamic and collaborative community, elevating you to new heights. Our distinguished faculty, comprised of contemporary researchers and leading global industry practitioners, will challenge and inspire you to think outside your comfort zone to stretch the limits of your imagination. SHA’s foundational business courses, including finance, analytics, asset management, revenue management, leadership, operations—complemented by thought-provoking electives such as entrepreneurship, experience management, hospitality design, advanced food and beverage, and digital marketing, will equip you to thrive in today's industry while preparing for tomorrow's challenges.

Undergraduate Programs

Whether you choose Hospitality Administration or Hospitality & Communication, you'll learn from the best in the industry and gain hands-on experience.

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Graduate Programs

Advance your career with a Master of Management in Hospitality, Master of Science in Hospitality Real Estate, or Master of Science in Hospitality Management.

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