Carson College of Business

Wine & Beverage Business Management

Craft Your Career in Wine and Beverage Business Management

The wine and beverage business management degree prepares students to become leaders in the flourishing wine industry. Students in the wine and beverage business management program are given the tools to become highly skilled business leaders in the growing hospitality industry.

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Projected Job Growth for Service Managers

$63,060

Average Salary for Service Managers

393,600

Number of Jobs

Wine and Beverage Business Management Major Overview

As a wine and beverage business management student, you will learn about all aspects of wine business including wine production, marketing, finance, tourism and sales. Located in the heart of Washington wine country, we create hands-on career experiences in the wine business sector.

  • Learn from award-winning faculty in state-of-the-art facilities.
  • Connect with local industry partners through research and academics.
  • Graduate prepared to lead organizations in a growing industry.

Check out Areas of Study

To earn a degree in wine and beverage business management, you must complete the major requirements.  Consult with your academic advisor regarding major requirements and admission.

Major Requirements

Explore Our Current Courses

Wine and beverage business management students can take courses that cover a wide range of subjects such as managerial accounting, food science, French culture, and marketing research. View the class schedule to learn more about what courses are currently being offered!

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Student Spotlight

WSU Tri-Cities wine and beverage business management student Monica Contreras found her passion for wine after working in a local vineyard. Through her classes, she enjoyed the sensory aspects of learning to pair wine with food as well as using analytical tools to promote wine businesses.

Unique Wine and Beverage Business Management Opportunities

Internships are exceptional opportunities for students to gain hands-on experience in occupations and stand out to potential employers ahead of full-time careers. Get in touch with our Career Services office to find opportunities.

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