Choose the track that fits your goals, Professional or Research, and complete this 30-credit-hour program in 18-24 months, offered online or in a residential/blended format.
This track is ideal for hospitality professionals seeking leadership advancement.
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This track is ideal for students interested in research, academia, or doctoral study.
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Online Residental/Blended
Hospitality is a global industry, and there's no better way to prepare for your career than by experiencing it firsthand. Our study abroad opportunities take learning beyond the classroom through immersive faculty-led programs, including hospitality tours in Japan and Italy, where you'll explore world-renowned hotels, restaurants, tourism destinations, and cultural landmarks while learning from international industry professionals. You'll return with unforgettable experiences, expanded professional networks, and a broader perspective that sets you apart in the global hospitality industry.
Take your education beyond the classroom through graduate assistantship opportunities that provide valuable professional experience while supporting your academic journey.
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Students in the Hospitality Management program are encouraged to apply for a variety of competitive scholarships and graduate employment opportunities.
The School of Merchandising & Hospitality Management Scholarships provide financial support to qualified graduate students. Scholarship applications are typically due annually on February 1.
A scholarship award of at least $1,000 may qualify eligible non-resident students for a Texas tuition waiver, significantly reducing educational costs.
Graduate students may apply for teaching, research, and hourly student assistant positions within the department.
These positions provide valuable professional experience while helping offset educational expenses. Students awarded a qualifying 20-hour-per-week assistantship may also be eligible for a non-resident tuition waiver.
The UNT Student Financial Aid and Scholarships Office offers information on:
Veterans, active-duty service members, and military-connected students can access educational benefits and support services through UNT's Student Veteran Services Office, including information regarding VA education benefits and certification.
UNT provides several tools to help prospective students estimate the cost of earning their graduate degree. Use the UNT Tuition, Costs and Aid Calculator to estimate tuition and fees based on residency status, enrollment level, and program type.
Tuition and fees vary depending on factors such as residency status, course format, and enrollment level. Additional information is available through UNT's Explanation of Fees Page.