Master in Hospitality Management

Tuition fees for Master in Hospitality Management are 9,750 USD per year.

Hospitality Management is a master's program within the Business Administration department at Woosong University in Daejeon, South Korea, taught in English over two years. This discipline covers the management of hotels, restaurants, and tourism-related businesses, including topics such as service operations, revenue management, hospitality marketing, and the planning and delivery of guest experiences across the hotel and tourism industry. Students typically study how hospitality businesses are run day to day, along with the strategic decisions involved in managing staff, facilities, and customer satisfaction. Graduates from this field pursue careers as hotel managers, restaurant and food service managers, tourism marketing professionals, and event planners, working for hospitality companies, resort operators, and travel-related businesses. Others move into roles with convention centers, airlines, or tourism boards that rely on hospitality management expertise, or into corporate roles overseeing hospitality operations across multiple properties. As South Korea's tourism and hospitality sector continues to develop, this background is relevant to companies seeking staff able to manage both domestic and international guest expectations. New students can begin the program in March or September, and instruction is delivered in English to support an international student body interested in hospitality careers connected to South Korea. Woosong University, located in Daejeon, offers students a setting where hospitality coursework can connect to the surrounding hotel, dining, and tourism businesses. The program typically combines management theory with practical study of service standards and operations relevant to careers in the hospitality industry.