The School of Hotel, Restaurant, and Tourism Management offers a program leading to the Master of International Hospitality and Tourism Management. The M.I.H.T.M. is a professional program designed to prepare students for advanced careers in the hospitality and tourism field. Students best suited for the program are career-directed individuals with previous management experience who are seeking advancement to upper-level management positions or taking advantage of emerging opportunities in resort and club management, tourism marketing, hospitality education, and consulting. Selected courses in the International Hospitality and Tourism Management curriculum may be used for teacher recertification in the areas of marketing, hospitality and tourism, or home economics education.

The curriculum consists of 36 semester hours of graduate credit in approved courses. Core and elective courses will expose students to the principles of international hospitality management, marketing strategy, systems and policy formulation, financial methods, human resource management, timeshare and vacation ownership, global tourism distribution, resort management, and much more.  The average completion time for this program is 12-16 months.