Spa & Resort Management

Overview

Outcomes

Program Data Sheet

Major Description

This program prepares students to work in the exciting and luxurious spa and resort industries. Degree graduates will benefit from the multi-disciplinary curriculum that blends educational materials from the Exercise and Sport Science and Meeting and Event Management areas of study. This blended knowledge produces the fascinating and dynamic skill set required by spas and resorts; an environment in which guests come to escape and rejuvenate.

Credit for Prior Learning (CPL)

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Work Environment

Employment is all about the guests and their experiences, as well as their expectations. The work environment is fast-paced. Resorts are open around-the-clock, while spas have an established schedule. Spas and resorts offer a variety of services and amenities that must be adequately and efficiently managed to provide an optimal experience for guests.

Potential Job Titles

  • Aestheticians Manager
  • Body Treatments Manager
  • Manicure/Pedicure Manager
  • Resort Activities Coordinator
  • Resort Manager
  • Resort Operations Manager
  • Spa Director

Salary Data

  • Average Wage: $23.38/hour
  • Top Earners: $34.45/hour

Gainful Employment Reports

Academic Advisor


Instructors

Rosealee Lee 651-423-8604 rosealee.lee@dctc.edu BIO
Sara Woodward 651-423-8430 sara.woodward@dctc.edu BIO

Program Links

DCTC Hospitality Ning Network

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