The School features spacious classrooms conveniently located near faculty and advisement offices. To further enhance practical training, numerous hospitality properties in New York City and New Jersey serve as hands-on laboratory facilities for fostering technical and managerial skills. On this campus, many courses in hotel, restaurant and tourism management are offered evenings and weekends to accommodate the busy schedule of the working professional. For commuter students, there is ample parking and regular bus service at the door of Dickinson Hall. On-campus housing is available for resident students.
International students find the campus' proximity to New York City especially appealing.
Special arrangements also are available for interested international students to work in on-campus dining facilities to fulfill internship requirements. Primarily a residential campus, Florham-Madison is ideal for students seeking a classic, traditional college experience with an active campus life. Hotel, restaurant and tourism management classes are scheduled days and evenings. Just 35 miles from New York, the campus is surrounded by numerous first-class and deluxe hospitality properties, as well as many Fortune 1000 corporate headquarters. A special feature of Florham-Madison's Hotel, Restaurant and Tourism program is the presence of Hamilton Park, an executive hotel and conference center.