Department of Hospitality and Sport Business Management

Hospitality and sport business management are dynamic, global and ever-expanding industries. Our programs cover hospitality operations – hotels, restaurants and events – hospitality business analytics, sport management and healthcare management.

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Academic Programs

Undergraduate

• Hospitality and Event Experience Management (B.S.) (HEEM)
• Hospitality Industry Management (B.S.) (HSIM)
• Minor in Restaurant Management
• Sport Management (B.S.) (SPTM)
• Hospitality (HEEM or HSIM) B.S. + MBA Accelerated Degree Program
• Minor in Beverage Management
• Minor in Event Management
• Minor in Sport Management
• Minor in Spa and Wellness Management

Graduate

• Hospitality Business Analytics (Ph.D.)
• Hospitality Business Management (M.S.)
• MBA + M.S. in Hospitality Business Management Dual Degree
• MBA Specialization in Hospitality Business Management
• MBA Specialization in Healthcare Management

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News

• UD Gains Sweet Experiential Learning Opportunity from Buddy Valastro, the Cake Boss - Valastro spoke to UD students before participating in the ribbon-cutting ceremony in Trabant
• What is an Accelerated 4+1 Program? - 4+1 programs jumpstart the careers of undergraduates considering a graduate degree. Find out if a 4+1 is right for you.
• Can Taylor Swift make the Super Bowl bigger than it already is? - How can Taylor Swift make an economic impact on a game that’s already hyped beyond belief? Lerner sports marketing experts break down the benefits the superstar brings to the Super Bowl.
• American Hotel Lodging Association - Robert Kyle Dutrow, Class of 2025 hospitality business management major, is the president of the American Hotel Lodging Association at Lerner College. Dutrow shared why he joined the American Hotel Lodging Association and what makes this group unique!
• Business Impact of Phillies in the World Series - Lerner College Sport Management professors Matt Robinson and Tim DeSchriver say Phillies playing in the World Series helps local businesses, civic pride.