WARM. WASATCH RESORT MANAGEMENT PROGRAM

Students of the AACSB accredited Wasatch Resort Management Program (WARM) study hospitality management at Utah Valley University’s (UVU) beautiful Wasatch Campus while earning internship credit working in the exciting resort industry of the Park City area.

Tuition
Reimbursement

Most students will qualify for per-semester tuition reimbursement of $1000.

Hotel
Emphasis

Students studying in the Wasatch Resort Management Program will complete the Hotel track of the existing Bachelor’s in Hospitality Management Degree from UVU. Students can also simultaneously earn their minor in event planning.

Cohort
Program

To foster steady work relationships with our resort and hotel partners, students will advance as a group with their peers through their Junior and Senior year. (15-25 students per cohort.)

Interested? We don’t blame you.

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Program & General Support

Email: warm@uvu.edu
Phone: 801.863.8106

WARM's Mission

Provide exceptional educational and vocational experiences for students seeking a degree in Hospitality Management.

Meet the growing demand for qualified hourly and salaried labor in the thriving hospitality industry of Summit and Wasatch counties.

Earn and Learn at the Same Time

Students of the WARM program will receive hands-on learning through paid internships with world-class resorts, lodges, and hotels in the Park City Area. Besides the close proximity to outdoor adventure, ski resorts, and the attractions of Park City, students of WARM can also look forward to tuition reimbursement, resume-building experience, and valuable network connections within the industry.

Paid Internships

This innovative program combines in-class instruction with on-the-job learning through paid internships with partnering hotels/resorts. (Internship hours will adjust to the seasonal demands of Park City area hotel operations.) In addition to competitive pay, WARM students generally qualify for tuition reimbursement of $1000 per semester.

  • Holiday Break & Spring Semester
    Students will be expected to work full-time (35+ hours) at a qualifying partner property while they study part-time.
  • Fall & Summer Semester
    Students will be expected to work part-time (18+ hours) at a qualifying partner property while they study full-time.
  • Students will work within a variety of meaningful roles during their internships in order to ensure a full breadth of experience prior to graduation.

Calling International Students!


Learn what WARM can do for you! Learn about some of the highlights of being in the WARM program as an international student on our international student page

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