Hospitality Finance will be taught by Dr. Agnes DeFranco,  and  a course in Hospitality Research will be taught by Dr. Frank Borsenik. Both teachers are recognized and published authors in hospitality management. 

The September 1, 2001 semester offers Travel and Tourism with Dr. Morgan Geddes, and Hospitality Law with Anthony Cabot, internationally recognized lawyer and author. 

The OnLine Master�s program provides an opportunity for managers working in various sectors of the hospitality industry to earn a Master of Hospitality Management degree, entirely online, from one of the world�s most respected hospitality management programs. Participants can learn from any location on the globe from the comfort of their office or home, no residence on campus is required. 

Participants generally take two courses per trimester, and complete the requirements for the Master of Hospitality Management in two years, while continuing to work at their full-time jobs.  The OnLine program is specifically designed for hospitality industry managers and professional who want to improve their knowledge and ability to mange in the hospitality industry.  An earned bachelor�s degree in hospitality management or related field is required. 

The OnLine program covers essential areas of management through the study of core subjects and electives with special areas of emphasis; food and beverage, lodging, tourism, clubs, conventions, catering and other areas of interest. The only difference between the OnLine program and the traditional program is the method of delivery.

The Conrad N. Hilton College is one of the fourteen colleges of the University of Houston�s main campus and is regarded as one of the top programs for hospitality management in the world. The University of Houston is a Carnegie Doctoral/Research University I institution, and is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS). The University is located in the diverse fourth-largest city in the United States.