The Food and Beverage Management certificate at Mason teaches students key concepts and operational functions, strategies, and practical skills necessary for managing and operating food and beverage business for restaurants and catering companies. The required courses provide exposure to the core business functions needed to succeed in the food and beverage industry.

Admissions

University-wide admissions policies can be found in Undergraduate Admissions Policies.

To apply for this program, please complete the George Mason University Admissions Application.

Policies

For policies governing all undergraduate programs, see AP.5 Undergraduate Policies.

Banner Code: E1-CERU-FBM

formerly (E1-CERB-FBM)

Certificate Requirements

Total credits: 18

This certificate may be pursued on a part-time basis only.

Coursework

TOUR 230Introduction to Hospitality Management3
TOUR 310Food and Beverage Management3
TOUR 445Restaurant Management3
NUTR 295Introduction to Nutrition (Mason Core)3
NUTR 315Fundamentals of Cooking3
NUTR 410Introduction to Food Safety and Defense3
Total Credits18