About Bsba, Hospitality Management in University of San Francisco

The Department of Hospitality Management (HM), as part of the University of San Francisco’s McLaren School of Management (SOM), offers a program of study for those students seeking business management, and leadership career opportunities in the global hospitality industry. Students receive a comprehensive business education through the SOM business fundamentals and extend their understanding of the hospitality industry in a broad context.

Through classroom theoretical work, professional industry experiences, and innovative thinking, students become well prepared to work in the hotel, restaurant, meeting and event, and tourism industries - all some of the largest and fastest growing industries in the world.

Department Goals are:

1. To develop knowledgeable, skillful and responsible future managers, and leaders in the hospitality industry
2. Through experiential learning activities, develop students who can apply their knowledge and conceptual skills to real-world problems​

Program Learning Outcomes

1. Demonstrate leadership and teamwork skills needed for managing diverse hospitality operations.

2. Apply current and relevant technologies in a manner designed to enhance performance in a hospitality business environment
3. Identify hospitality business practices critical to sustainability.
4. Make managerial decisions based on analysis of financial data.
5. Identify enterprise challenges and apply practical solutions.
6. Demonstrate professional career readiness through meeting internship expectations.

Academic qualification equivalents

• You'll need a transcript from each school that you've attended, plus a certified translation if the transcript is not in English. Your school counselor may also directly email your transcript(s) and your school report to international@usfca.edu.

English language requirements

• TOEFL: 80 (minimum score required: 65)
• IELTS: 6.5 (minimum score required: 6.0)
• Duolingo: 105 (minimum score required: 95) or PTE: 60

San Francisco State University Cost of Attendance

• Tuition, books and supplies, accommodation and board, transportation, and incidental fees are all included in the cost of studying in the United States.
• The cost of attendance for a full-time undergraduate student living on campus is listed below:

The university has a set tuition charge, as well as other costs, and the undergraduate full-time tuition fee and cost of attendance are as follows:

The graduate students cost of attendance will be:-