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Mixed Mode MS in Hospitality Management @ Wynwood

Wynwood: A New Way and Place to Study and Learn

FIU Chaplin School of Hospitality & Tourism Management is always offering new ways to help working professionals elevate their career. Designed for and with full-time professionals in mind, welcome to the Mixed Mode MS in Hospitality Management at Wynwood. This is the perfect way for someone who is trying to further his or her education with a master’s degree, to work at the same time.  

The Mixed Mode MS at Wynwood is a mix of online classes and on-campus, evening classes designed to be completed in one year at a location in Miami’s famous Wynwood neighborhood. This campus location is situated near downtown Miami in the heart of hospitality, known for its unique art installations and street art, innovative events, restaurants, and clubs.  

Known as the MBA for the hospitality industry, our mixed mode method of studying means you can work and take courses at the same time towards your master’s degree, so you won’t miss out on any of the hands-on learning and experiences that hospitality is all about. Plus, international students can take advantage of off-campus employment as soon as they start their studies.  

Quick Program Stats

  • ½ Online, ½ In-Person Courses

  • Evening Classes

  • 12 months

Location

Wynwood Campus
318 NW 23rd Street
Miami, FL 33127

• Located in the heart of Miami in Wynwood
• Parking included as part of the tuition fees

Curriculum

Known as the MBA for the hospitality industry, our Master of Science in Hospitality Management @ Wynwood is a 33-credit (11 classes), lockstep program that seamlessly combines in-person and fully online courses for more flexibility.

Classes are taken two at a time in 8-week terms for the Fall & Spring terms. Summer term will consist of 3 courses, with two 8-week terms and one 10-week practicum course (please reference the example cohort schedule). On-campus courses are located at our Wynwood Campus and will take place on weekday evenings.

  • Courses
    • Accounting & Financial Management: 3
    • Global Issues in Hospitality & Tourism: 3
    • Research and Statistical Methods: 3
    • Hospitality and Tourism Industry Research Analysis: 3
    • Marketing & Sales in Hospitality & Tourism: 3
    • Hospitality Law Seminar: 3
    • Revenue Management OR Feasibility Studies OR Restaurant Development: 3
    • Organizational Behavior in the Hospitality Industry: 3
    • Hospitality Elective: 3
    • Graduate Practicum: 3
    • Strategic Management for Hospitality and Tourism: 3
  • Example Cohort Schedule

    This Cohort Schedule is an example. The order in which the courses are taken may change for each cohort.

    Fall 2024

    Term A

    • Accounting & Financial Management
      • In-person at our Wynwood Campus
    • Global Issues in Hospitality & Tourism
      • Completed fully online 

    Term B

    • Research and Statistical Methods
      • In-person at our Wynwood Campus
    • Organizational Behavior in the Hospitality Industry
    • Completed fully online

    Spring 2025

    Term A

    • Hospitality Law Seminar
      • In-person at our Wynwood Campus
    • Hospitality and Tourism Industry Research Analysis
      • Completed fully online

    Term B

    • Revenue Management OR Feasibility Studies OR Restaurant Development
      • In-person at our Wynwood Campus
    • Marketing & Sales in Hospitality & Tourism
    • Completed fully online

    Summer 2025

    Term A

    • Strategic Management for Hospitality and Tourism
    • In-person at our Wynwood Campus

    Term B

    • Hospitality Elective
      • Completed fully online

    Term C (10 weeks)

    • Graduate Practicum
      • Completed fully online
  • Work Experience Requirement

    Students must complete a minimum of 500 hours of industry-related work while enrolled at FIU. An additional 300 hours and 10 weeks minimum are required to fulfill the Graduate Internship. For questions or concerns regarding requirements, please contact your Academic Advisor or Career Development Counselor.

    International students can work off-campus for 1,600 hours during the duration of their program to fulfill the work experience requirement. 

Tuition

The program tuition is $27,000.

Please read the scholarship section on this page for information to see if you meet criteria for applying for those programs.

  • Scholarships

    The Chaplin School of Hospitality & Tourism Management offers a $2,450 Scholarship for students who meet the criteria below. The scholarship will be applied to your LAST course.

    Chaplin School of Hospitality & Tourism Management Essential Employee Scholarship
    Supports traditional and hospitality-related essential employees and their children

    Chaplin School of Hospitality & Tourism Management Alumni Scholarship 
    Supports FIU alumni newly admitted into the online master’s in hospitality

    Chaplin School of Hospitality & Tourism Management Veteran and Active Military Personnel
    Supports veteran and active military personnel newly admitted into the online master’s in hospitality

    Chaplin School of Hospitality & Tourism Management Corporate Scholarship 
    Supports employees of corporate partners newly admitted into the online master’s in hospitality