Tourism & Travel

Hi.

Yes, Dnyaan Prasad Global University (DPGU)'s School of Hospitality & Tourism (SHT) does offer opportunities for interdisciplinary and elective study as part of its curriculum, especially in the BBA (Hospitality)‑Honours / Honours with Research program:

1. Elective & Multi‑Disciplinary Framework

 The hospitality programme explicitly includes choice‑based credits and elective options that allow students to study subjects beyond core hospitality topics.
The BBA (Hospitality) programme description notes provisions for a multi‑disciplinary approach and specialisation electives in areas such as Culinary Arts, Mixology, Cruise Ship Operations, Facilities Management, and Travel & Tourism — giving students flexibility to explore allied areas of hospitality and tourism management as part of their degree. 

2. What This Means

Interdisciplinary / Elective Components

• The curriculum structure *explicitly mentions a multi‑disciplinary approach and the availability of elective/specialization courses in hospitality‑related fields. 

This means students can choose courses outside the core subjects — for example:

• Culinary Arts

• Mixology

• Cruise Line Operations

• Facilities Management

• Travel & Tourism
  These electives allow learners to tailor their education toward interests within (and related to) hospitality and tourism. 

3. Interdisciplinarity Encouraged

Although the official SHT curriculum page doesn't list generic electives from completely different schools (like psychology, business, design, etc.), the multi‑disciplinary wording and elective options indicate that students are not limited to strictly traditional hotel management coursework. This is consistent with modern university curricula that support cross‑disciplinary learning within related fields.

Hi.

According to official placement listings and student feedback, graduates from the School of Hospitality & Tourism have been recruited by a range of well‑known hospitality, travel, and food service organisations:

Major Hotel & Resort Chains

Oberoi Group of Hotels
ITC Group of Hotels
Taj Group of Hotels
Four Seasons (Mumbai)
Holiday Inn, Pune
Le Meridien, Pune
Hyatt Regency, Mumbai
Grand Hyatt, Mumbai
J.W. Marriott, Mumbai
Citrus Hotels (Pune & Goa)
Sayaji Hotels (Pune & Indore)
Sun N Sand (Pune & Shirdi)
Royal Orchid, Pune
Palmahrina, Goa
Orchid‑Ecotel, Pune & Mumbai
Club Mahindra Holidays
Westin, Pune
Sayaji Hotels
Ambassador Hotels, Mumbai
Corinthian Club, Pune
Seasons Apartment Hotel, Pune
St. Laurn, Pune
 …and more regional hospitality brands. 

These recruiters represent a wide range of hospitality operations including luxury and business hotels, resort chains, and lifestyle hotel brands.