Gaming Management Seminars and Short Courses
Top industry leaders and University of Nevada, Reno faculty developed these leading-edge national and international courses exclusively for and responsive to the needs of the gaming industry. In answer to the increasing demand for high-quality educational opportunities relevant to this rapidly growing field, we offer courses specifically designed for career advancement and bottom-line results.
Since 1989, Gaming Management programs from the University of Nevada, Reno have provided the best demonstrated practices in the industry, helping casino professionals stay on the leading edge of change. Participants who have earned the Gaming Management certificate from the University of Nevada, Reno say the program played a critical role in their career advancement. And now, you can earn a Certificate in Gaming Management by taking courses in Europe — all designed by industry leaders and leading faculty from the University of Nevada, Reno. Learn more »
Coming to Las Vegas in January 2012:
Managing Cage Operations
Save $100 with early-bird registration through December 23, 2011! Serving as the heart of the casino, the cage and vault operation integrates every casino department. Learn about the roles, functions, tasks and procedures related to this key area and develop strategies to streamline communication and operational relationships with the cage and vault to improve performance for bottom-line results. Learn more »
Earn a certificate in Gaming Management
Earn recognition for your commitment to excellence with a visible educational credential from the University of Nevada, Reno demonstrating your mastery of the skills, knowledge and attitudes necessary for successful management in the gaming industry.
Certificate Requirements
To earn a certificate in Gaming Management:
- Complete 90 or more hours of instruction acquired by attendance in any Gaming Management course offered through Extended Studies. This may be any combination of residential (week-long) courses, short (one- and two-day) courses and customized in-house offerings.
- Submit a three-page paper* on the regulatory structure and legal environment of the gaming jurisdiction in which you currently work.
- Attend all course sessions to receive credit.
*Upon completion of the required hours, you will receive the guidelines and specific requirements for your paper.
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