The minor in Tourism and Special Events seeks to engage students through diverse learning opportunities including real-world projects, case studies, and creative assignments. It provides students with ample opportunities for experiential learning while developing their creativity and leadership skills. The minor aims to prepare students for future careers within the field, such as destination management organizations (DMOs), travel agencies and tour operators, event planning (conferences, weddings, festivals, etc.), hospitality management (hotels and restaurants), resort management, cultural and natural tourist attractions, amusement park and entertainment management.
(18 credit hours)