DRAFT St. Philip’s College Schedule/Catalog 2026-2027 [Archived Catalog]
Travel and Tourism Management A.A.S
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The Travel and Tourism Management degree is designed to prepare students for the complexities of managing people, products, and financial operations within the dynamic hospitality sector. Upon entering the program, students will identify their specific area of interest in their first semester, selecting a concentration in either Hotel Management or Restaurant Management to guide their academic and professional development.
Both tracks offer unparalleled access to the industry through:
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Professional Engagement: Regular interaction with industry leaders via panel discussions, guest speakers, and career fairs.
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Experiential Learning: Extensive “on-property” and field experiences, including practicums and hands-on out-of-class assignments.
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Community Impact: A strong tradition of service and professional networking through participation in industry golf tournaments, trade shows, and community functions.
Career Pathways
Depending on the chosen concentration, graduates are prepared for a wide array of leadership roles:
| Hotel Management Concentration |
Restaurant Management Concentration |
| Hotel or Front Desk Manager |
Restaurant General Manager |
| Hotel/Catering Sales Manager |
Kitchen or Bar Manager |
| Convention & Event Manager |
Corporate Dining Manager |
| Guest Services & Rooms Division |
Food and Beverage Management |
Stackable Awards:
Restaurant Supervision Level 2 Certificate Restaurant Management Concentration
Catering Management Level 1 Certificate Restaurant Management Concentration
Food and Beverage Operations Management Level 1 Certificate
Hotel Rooms Division Level 1 Certificate Hotel Management Concentration
Hotel Fundamentals (OSA) Hotel Management Concentration
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