Hospitality Management Diploma
Program Overview Admission Requirements Tuition and Fees Program Structure
Faculty and Staff Potential Pathways
Currently not accepting new applications for the 2025/2026 program years.
Program Overview
With a focus on service to others, the Hospitality Management Diploma program will prepare students for a career in this diverse yet integrated industry. Developed with input from industry experts, students gain practical experience, while learning from and networking with industry professionals, within our regional hospitality and tourism organizations.
Students gain real-world knowledge of the hospitality and tourism industries that will allow them to develop skills related to customer service, business communications & technologies; financial management; marketing & sales; laws, safety & security; workplace regulations; human resource management, leadership, travel & tourism. All of these are key components of this diploma.
Graduates of the Hospitality Management program may pursue supervisory level careers in global hospitality and tourism sectors such as hotels, restaurants, resorts, cruise lines, tourism development and marketing organizations and similar organizations, become entrepreneurs, event planners and tour organizers.
Admission requirements
High school diploma (or equivalent) |
You must have a high school diploma (or equivalent) with:
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Mature students |
Mature students (students who are 21 years or older) may be admitted by:
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Prior Learning Assessment Recognition (PLAR) will be granted as applicable and in alignment with Keyano College policy. |
English Language Proficiency |
See our Credit Calendar for other ways that you can meet the English Language Proficiency requirements. |
Spoken Language Proficiency Requirement |
In addition to demonstrating English Language Proficiency, applicants whose first language is not English must also present Spoken Language Proficiency. |
Tuition and fees
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Please note the 2025-2026 fees are pending sign off from the Government of Alberta as per the Tuition Fee Regulation.
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Please note the 2025-2026 fees are pending sign off from the Government of Alberta as per the Tuition Fee Regulation.
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Please note, these estimates are based on 100% enrollment for all semesters and do not include mandatory laboratory fees. Laboratory fees can range from $34- $132 for 2024-2025 and $35-$135 for 2025-2026.
* Students will be charged a medical/dental benefit fee unless they opt out by demonstrating alternative coverage - deadlines can be found at StudentCare website.
** These programs have a mandatory Spring semester if students intend to graduate on time.
*** Tuition is due 10 business days before the start of each semester.
For more information view the Keyano College Credit Calendar.
Program structure
Current students, please use your Program Registration Guide when registering for courses.
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Faculty and Staff
Our instructors prepare students for various careers in business ranging from Office Administration, Accounting to Resource Management.
Nermin Zukic - Chair and Instructor, Business |
Contact Information: +1-780-791-4829 |
Ben Bramly- Business/Esports Instructor |
Ben's research interest is the impact of varsity esports on the world of collegiate sports, and how gaming can promote teamwork, motor skills, and future success.
Contact Information: +1-613-849-7764 |
Greg Chandler - Business Instructor |
Greg holds an MBA, CPA, and CGA. His area of discipline is accounting.
Contact Information: +1-780-715-3918 |
Amanda Dafoe - Business Instructor |
Amani Edwards - Business/Office Administration Instructor |
Amani's research interests include data mining and knowledge discovery, as well as big data and supply chain management.
Contact Information: +1-780-791-8956 |
Jeremiah Iyamabo - Business Instructor |
Uylander Jack - Business/Office Administration Instructor |
Uylander's research interests are immigrants resettling successfully, organizational design, future of work, and adult education.
Contact Information: +1-780-791-4994 |
Vikrant Jain - Business Instructor |
Gregory John Krabes - Business Instructor |
![]() Gregory Krabes joined Keyano College in August 2017. He also teaches at Athabasca University, and is a visiting professor at Thompson Rivers University (Kamloops BC). Prior to these appointments, he lectured and conducted research in Europe, China, and The Middle East. Before joining academia, Gregory was an Economic Diplomat with Société Générale de Surveillance headquartered in Geneva. Gregory holds a BBA and an MBA in Power Engineering. His areas of discipline are international business, policy, strategy, and economic diplomacy. Gregory's research interests include international education, international management, and global development.
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Dr. Buarny Kunjappan - Business Instructor |
His research interests include financial accounting, business-to-business marketing, microeconomics, marketing research, consumer behaviour, and international marketing.
Contact Information: +1-780-791-4885 |
Beverly Lockett - Business Instructor |
Rahul Paul - Business and Hospitality Instructor |
His research interests include customer service and retention, as well as diversity in the workplace.
Contact Information: +1-780-791-4861 |
Cristina Rensmaag-Izaguirre - Business/Office Administration Instructor |
Cristina's research interests include diversity and inclusion in higher education, and communications research (mass media, digital media, and social media). Contact Information: +1-780-791-8939 |
Geraldine Rondot - Business Instructor |
Prior to teaching, Geraldine accumulated over 25 years experience in Finance, Financial/Investment Management, Employee Benefits, and Human Resources Management. Her area of discipline is human resources and strategic management. Geraldine's research interests include International Post-Secondary Education.
Contact Information: +1-780-972-0599 |
Dr. Pratibha Shalini - Business Instructor |
From 2011-2014, Dr. Shalini worked as a Credit Analyst in Barclays UK Corporate Banking, followed by a four year stint in Retail Banking with TSB Bank in Glasgow, UK. Since 2020, her focus has been Post-Secondary teaching roles in Canada. Her areas of discipline are economics, business mathematics, operations management, and international business. Dr. Shalini's research interests include financial inclusion, financial literacy, behaviour economics, and economic and social development.
Contact Information: +1-780-791-8946 |
Potential Pathways
For information on transfer to various post-secondary institutions, please refer to the Alberta Transfer Guide.
With a focus on service to others, the Hospitality Management Diploma program will prepare students for a career in this diverse yet integrated industry. Developed with input from industry experts, students gain practical experience, while learning from and networking with industry professionals, within our regional hospitality and tourism organizations.
Students gain real-world knowledge of the hospitality and tourism industries that will allow them to develop skills related to customer service, business communications & technologies; financial management; marketing & sales; laws, safety & security; workplace regulations; human resource management, leadership, travel & tourism. All of these are key components of this diploma.
Graduates of the Hospitality Management program may pursue supervisory level careers in global hospitality and tourism sectors such as hotels, restaurants, resorts, cruise lines, tourism development and marketing organizations and similar organizations, become entrepreneurs, event planners and tour organizers.
Keyano College reserves the right to modify the syllabus, curriculum, or schedule of any course/program, or to cancel a course/program entirely, at any time and for any reason. Such changes may be necessary due to unforeseen circumstances, regulatory requirements, or to ensure the highest quality of education.
Students will be notified of any significant changes as soon as possible. Keyano College is not responsible for any inconvenience or disruption caused by these changes. It is the responsibility of the students to stay informed about any updates or modifications to their courses.