Students must earn a minimum of 30 semester hours.

Required (9 hours):
CMHT 5350 Or
CMHT 5460		 Issues & Trends (develop online option)
Human Capital Development (develop online option)		 3 hours
CMHT 5200 Or
ADTA 5130 Or
DCAS 5261 Or
DCAS 5000		 Mixed Methods Research For Consumer Markets
Data Analytics I
Qualitative Research Fundamentals in Digital Communication
Introduction to Digital Communication Analytics
(or other Approved Data Analytics Course)		 3 hours
HMGT 5860 Strategic Management in HM 3 hours
Content Courses
HMGT 5250 Restaurant Development 3 hours
HMGT 5280 Hotel and Restaurant Operations 3 hours
HMGT 5520 Global Tourism 3 hours
HMGT 5585 SMART Destinations 3 hours
HMGT 5630 Advanced Convention and Event Mgmt. 3 hours
HMGT 5500* Technology & Innovation in Hospitality, Event, and Tourism 3 hours
EDEM 5600* Sustainability in the Event Industry. 3 hours
HMGT 5820* Facilities, Equip. Layout & Design 3 hours
CMHT 5440 Consumer Theory 3 hours
CMHT 5550 Promotional Strategies 3 hours
CMHT 5700 Service Excellence 3 hours
CMHT 5770 Digital Strategies & Consumer Insight 3 hours
CMHT 5870 Customer relationship management analytics 3 hours
HMGT 5790 Field Experience (only with permission of advisor) 3 hours
HMGT 5900-5910 Special Problems (only with permission of advisor) 3 hours
HMGT 5920 Problem in Lieu of Thesis 3 hours
Electives: Up to 6 hours can be taken outside of Hospitality Management.

With permission, students may transfer up to nine (9) approved accredited graduate hours. Students have a total of five years to complete the Masters of Science degree. The five-year rule begins with the earliest date of any transferred graduate hours applied to the UNT degree. Graduate students must secure written permission from the graduate dean before registering for any course or courses at another institution while registered for any courses at UNT.

* dual-number courses. Student are allowed to take up to two dual number courses. Cannot repeat if taken for undergraduate credit.

**Specific admission requirements for the graduate certificate program are in the UNT Graduate Catalog. http://www.unt.edu/catalog/grad/index.htm