--  作者：eveshuang
--  发布时间：2005-7-27 18:41:00
--  [求助] 能帮我找一下Hospitality/Hotel的排名吗？
我本科是读饭店管理的，想要出国继续读这个专业的硕士或MBA（有三年工作经验）。
大家可不可以帮我找一下Hotel / Hospitality / Tourism专业的排名？最好是美国和英国的。
我实在找不到了，除了Cornell、Purdue和Hawaii之外，我对其他的学校选择和了解的太少了！
谢谢大家！！
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--  作者：jwodae
--  发布时间：2005-8-1 1:13:00
--  回复：（eveshuang）[求助] 能帮我找一下Hospitality/...
Try University of Nevada Las Vegas, it\'s at least number two in the US. 
I think Cornell hotel school is more like a business school, but UNLV offers more work opportunities due to its location amongst tons of world-class hotel/casinos.  Add you can do a MBA and MS dual degree at UNLV, which is very popular in the job market.  Here\'s a link. 
http://www.lasvegasweekly.com/2005/05/19/feature3.html
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--  作者：jwodae
--  发布时间：2005-8-1 1:18:00
--  回复：（eveshuang）[求助] 能帮我找一下Hospitality/...
here is that article of the link:
Who\'s Got the Biggest? 
Reputation, that is. A look at the battle between UNLV and Cornell to be the world\'s best hotel administration program 
By Damon Hodge 
Useful as they are, sports analogies have limitations. Say, for instance, you\'re trying to determine who has the world\'s best hotel administration program—the Ivy League\'s Cornell University out of Ithaca, New York, or (wild cheers) hometown favorite the University of Nevada, Las Vegas. Equipped with the best faculty, curriculum and research programs, Cornell (ranked No. 1 by Newsweek) and UNLV (the world\'s largest and most expansive program) are the undisputed heavyweights in this academic discipline, the competition between them a veritable Rumble in the Hospitality-Related Jungle.
The problem is deciding who\'s Muhammad Ali and who\'s George Foreman. Both are Hall of Fame fighters and personalities, Ali a worldwide icon and treasured humanitarian and Foreman a perpetually smiling, mega-rich pitchman for his self-named grill and (even better) a columnist for Esquire. And while Ali knocked Foreman out in their only head-to-head matchup, who\'s to say that if they fought 10 more times, he\'d win all 10?
So it is with crowning an undisputed champ in hospitality education—Cornell\'s program is the grizzled veteran, founded in 1922 in scenic Ithaca, New York; UNLV\'s is the brash youngster, opened in 1967 a mile east of what\'s likely the world\'s most kinetic hospitality-related environment. To make the decision tougher, each school has a top-notch dean, world-class professors and powerhouse alumni in top jobs at some of the world\'s largest hospitality companies. Perhaps the best way to settle this academic debate is, well, via sport.
Volleyball anyone?
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For the past decade, the hospitality industry has been among the nation\'s fastest gr