Hospitality, Culinary & Tourism Institute

Hospitality & Tourism Management

Develop marketable skills in the areas of supervision, communication, and basic financial control procedures for a hospitality career in a variety of industry sectors; ServSafe credential eligible for academic credit conversion.

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Program Information

Prepares for a career in one of the world's most dynamic and people-driven industries. Develop practical skills in supervision, communication, and financial operations that apply across a wide range of hospitality settings, from hotels and restaurants to event venues and tourism organizations.

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FCC Completion Awards

Earn an FCC Completion Award for each course completed, recognizing your growing skills and commitment to the field.

ServSafe Food Manager® Certification

Upon successful completion, you are eligible to sit for the ServSafe Food Manager® Certification Exam, an industry-recognized credential valued by employers across the hospitality industry. 

Academic Credit Conversion

The ServSafe ServSafe Food Manager® Certification is eligible for academic credit conversion.

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At a Glance

6Program Options
9HCTI Program Awards & Recognitions Since 2021
10Years of Culinary Excellence

 

Career Opportunities

Gain practical, real-world skills for one of the world's most people-driven industries. Whether you are new to hospitality or looking to formalize your experience, each course is designed to give you working knowledge you can apply right away.

Skills and Competencies

Courses in this program cover supervision and team leadership, guest services and customer relations, financial control procedures, event coordination, and food safety and sanitation. You will also prepare for the ServSafe Food Manager Certification exam, a nationally recognized credential valued by employers across the hospitality industry.

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Where These Skills Apply

The skills you develop in this program apply across hotels and resorts, restaurants and food service operations, event planning and venues, tourism organizations, and convention and conference management.  Adding formal hospitality training to your background can open doors to supervisory roles, help you transition into the industry from a related field, and strengthen your qualifications for advancement.

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Build On What You Know

Designed for working adults, classes are available in a hybrid format with day and evening options to align with your existing schedule. The four-course sequence begins with food safety fundamentals and continues through management, events, and operations.

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Contact Us

Elizabeth DeRose
Director, Hospitality, Culinary & Tourism Institute
 [email protected]
 301.846.2404

Ysabell Lopez-Alvarez
Academic Office Manager
 [email protected]
 240.629.7912

Registration Office
Continuing Education & Workforce Development
 [email protected]
 301.624.2888

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