Hospitality Management Degrees

United States

Hospitality Management Degrees in New York

9 verified institutions with a campus here teach 15 hospitality management degree programs. Only actual campuses count; online programs are listed on the online degrees page.

  • 8 bachelor’s degrees
  • 3 master’s degrees
  • 3 associate degrees
  • 1 research doctorate

Cities in New York with verified campuses

15 programs at 9 schools

How results are ordered

By default results are listed alphabetically by school, then by program. There is no price ranking: tuition is published in different currencies, for different periods and for different student categories, so it is shown in its original form and never converted. Items marked Sponsored are paid placements; they appear in their own labelled block and never change the order of organic results, verification or recognition information. Online programs are never counted as physically located in a destination, state or city. Read the methodology.

Hospitality degrees in New York: what the verified records show

Our verified records for New York cover 5 universitys and 4 colleges, with 15 hospitality management degree programs. Online-only programs are counted separately and are not described as local.

By level: 8 bachelor’s, 3 master’s, 3 associate and 1 research doctorate. Titles are shown as each institution publishes them; similarly named awards are not treated as equivalent across countries.

Teaching languages in these records: English and Chinese. No program here is documented as taught entirely in English on the pages we reviewed.

1 program is awarded by an institution other than the one that teaches it (partner, validated or joint awards). The profile of each shows who awards the degree and where you would study.

5 programs publish tuition. Each amount keeps its own currency, basis and academic year, which is why prices are never ranked against each other.

6 programs have a published internship or placement requirement. The placement is part of the degree structure, not a promise of employment.

Published tuition in New York

Each line is what the institution publishes, in its own currency and basis (per year, per semester, per credit or for the whole program), sometimes for one student category. Lines are listed alphabetically, never ranked, and are not converted or added up. Open a program for the academic year, what is included and the source.

Admissions and recognition: what to check

Entry requirements differ by level, institution and sometimes by campus: prior education, language tests, work experience and intake dates are shown on each program profile with the page they came from.

Recognition is recorded with its scope. An institution’s recognition, the authority to confer a degree, a program accreditation and an association membership are different facts, and none of them is extended to another campus or to a partner automatically. Rankings are not recognition.

1 program here is awarded by an institution other than the one that teaches it, so check the awarding institution’s recognition and whether it covers the campus where you would study.

2 of 9 institutions here have at least one recognition record verified in an official source; the others are “not verified” or “stated by the institution” on their profiles, which is not the same as having no recognition.

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