The MIS department and the William F. Harrah College of Hotel Administration are offering a Master of Science in Hotel Administration and Master of Science in Management Information Systems (MS HOA / MS MIS) dual degree program. It is designed for students who seek careers and leadership opportunities in the hospitality industry with a focus on information technology and management information systems. The program provides students with the needed skills, knowledge, and tools to become visionary and creative leaders in information technology in the hospitality industry. The program includes 48-credits and the student will receive both, an MS HOA and an MS MIS degree. Each student completes a total of 24 credit hours of MIS courses and a total of 24 credit hours of HOA courses. HOA courses are accepted as hours of elective towards the MS MIS degree and MIS courses are accepted as hours of elective towards the HOA degree.
Admission Requirements
The admission requirements for the dual degree program are the same as those of the regular MS HOA and MS MIS programs. Applicants must be admitted to both, the MS HOA and MS MIS programs. Candidates have to apply to the MS HOA / MS MIS dual program on the UNLV Graduate College web site (not to both individual programs) and submit required application materials to the Graduate College (online application on Graduate College web site, application fee, official transcripts, and official TOEFL score for international applicants), to the MIS Department (official GMAT or GRE score, two letters of recommendation [employee and college faculty if applicable], and official college transcripts), and to the Harrah’s College of Hotel Administration (official GMAT or GRE score. two letters of recommendation [employee and college faculty if applicable], official college transcripts, a current resume, and evidence of one year full- time managerial experience or three years full-time front line experience in a hospitality-related field).
Applicants must meet the admission requirements of both programs, which include an overall undergraduate grade point average of at least 3.00, a GMAT score of 550 (or satisfactory GRE scores), a satisfactory TOEFL score for international applicants, and full-time work experience in the hospitality industry (one year managerial or three years front line experience).
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