MDC | Hospitality Management ::: Certification in Cruise Line Management

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	Lodging Management
	Food and Beverage Management
	Cruise Line Management
	Hospitality Technology

	Associate in Arts (AA)
	Associate in Science (AS)
	Associate in Applied Science (AAS)

	Rooms Division Management
	Food and Beverage Management
	Cruise Line Management

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	MICROS ®
	Safe Staff Beverage Alcohol Service

Description

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The Cruise Line Management College Credit Certificate is designed to prepare students with a theoretical and practical foundation for a successful career in the Cruise Line Industry. Students enrolled in this certificate will be prepared for positions such as Sales Manager, Customer Service Manager, or Marketing Manager. Credits earned can be applied to an Associate in Science degree in Hospitality Management, which is transferable to some universitites within the state of Florida.

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Courses

Program ID Number (Currently unavailable)
Major Course Requirements – 30 credits required (Select the following courses)
MKA	1045	Introduction to Customer Service	3
HFT	2444	E-Business for the Hospitality Industry	3
HFT	2772	Introduction to Cruise Line Industry	3
MKA	1021	Fundamentals of Selling	3
HFT	2XXX	Cruise Line Sales and Marketing	3
HFT	2XXX	Shoreside Operations	3
or
HFT	2XXX	Shipboard Operations	3
HFT	2240	Leadership and Quality Assurance Management	3
or
MAN	2930	Creative Leadership	3
HFT	1631	Risk Management and Security	3
HFT	1210	Human Relations and Supervisory Development	3
or
MNA	2120	Human Relations	3
or
MNA	1345	Effective Supervision	3
Total number of credits required for the Cruise Line Management College Credit Certificate, not including pre/co-requisites, is:			30

Requirements

Computer Competency
By the 16th earned college level credit (excluding EAP and college preparatory courses), a student must take the Computer Competency Test and pass.
or
By the 31st earned college level credit (excluding EAP and college preparatory courses), a student must pass CGS 1060, an equivalent continuing education or vocational credit course, or retest with a passing score on the Computer Competency Test.