School of Hospitality Ranked Among World’s Best

ATLANTA - A global survey of luxury hotel executives and hospitality industry recruiters conducted by CEOWorld Magazine places the Cecil B. Day School of Hospitality Administration at Georgia State University’s J. Mack Robinson College of Business among the world’s top 50 hospitality and hotel management schools.

Robinson’s School of Hospitality is No. 16 in the United States and No. 22 worldwide in the CEOWorld Magazine rankings, jumping up six spots from last year’s rankings. It is the only hospitality program in Georgia on the list.

“It’s an honor to be ranked among the world’s elite hospitality and hotel management schools and our rise in the rankings is a testament to the quality of our programs, students, faculty and alumni,” said Hospitality School Director Debra Cannon.

The Cecil B. Day School of Hospitality Administration is the oldest and largest hospitality program in Georgia. It offers a B.B.A in hospitality management as well as the Regynald G. Washington Master of Global Hospitality Management.

For more information about CEOWorld Magazine’s ranking of the top 50 hospitality and hotel management schools in the world, visit http://bit.ly/50besthosp.

For more information about Robinson’s School of Hospitality, visit http://hospitality.robinson.gsu.edu/.