Minor in Beverage Management
The world of beverages is becoming more sophisticated and diverse, with growth in industries like wine, spirits, craft brewing, teas, coffees and more. This minor explores the beverage industry and is a collaborative effort of the Department of Hospitality Business Management and UD’s College of Agriculture and Natural Resources.
The minor is open to all majors.
Jobs in beverage management include those in:
- Beverage distribution
- Hotel or resort beverage management
- Bar or nightclub management
- Beverage sales and marketing
- Specialty areas such as wine or craft/brewing/distilling – vintners and brewers
Program Requirements
A minimum overall GPA of 2.5 or better is required for admission. Admission is on a rolling basis. Submit your application online through UDSIS.
HOSP and HSIM majors may only count 7 credits of HOSP-required major courses toward the minor.
Courses (13 credits)
HOSP 418 – Beverage Management
HOSP 419 – Advanced Wine and Beverage Management
PLSC/ANFS 218 – Fermentation Sciences
PLSC 128 – Science of Wine (1 credit)
Electives (5 credits)
HOSP 211 – Food Principles Lab (1 credit)
HOSP 328 – International Cuisine and Culture (study abroad; 1-3 credits)
HOSP 381 – Management of Food and Beverage Operations
HOSP 464 – International Hospitality Internship
PLSC 100 – Plants and Human Culture
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