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Do you want to make a difference in the world’s fastest-growing industry by acquiring new knowledge and learning new skills? The BSc (Hons) International Tourism Management degree offers you the opportunity to acquire the knowledge and skills necessary to become employable and effective tourism and business managers who can operate worldwide.

We are an Association of British Travel Agents (ABTA) University Partner and accredited by the Tourism Management Institute (TMI). Recognised as a Centre of Excellence for the Institute of Travel and Tourism (ITT). Our relationship with these professional bodies offers you access to a range of information and opportunities.

The Department of Marketing at Strathclyde is recognised as one of the leading centres of marketing education and research in the UK.

This course will help you develop the skills for a variety of marketing and management careers. You’ll understand customer requirements, added-value products and services and the role of communications in customer satisfaction.

Studying Hospitality & Tourism Management opens doors to the largest and fast-growing sector of the economy.

This degree will prepare you for leadership roles in this dynamic industry which generates £5 billion to the Scottish economy and creates one in 10 jobs. You’ll have the skills to manage operations and business across a range of industries including hospitality, tourism and events.

On graduating, you may be able to apply for membership of professional bodies such as the Institute of Hospitality, the Institute of Travel & Tourism, Tourism Society or the Royal Geographical Society.

Our innovative programme is constructed around you working in a team to set up and run your own enterprise. You will learn everything you need to know by experiencing it for yourself.

The BSc Business Enterprise Development degree at Aston University aims to give you the best start to learning about how to develop, sustain and grow a business. It has been adapted by the globally renowned Team Academy model of entrepreneurship education from Finland, and built on the following principles:

• Develop your entrepreneurial capacity and mindset through learning-by-doing.
• Experience the development of a real business that you own with a team of others.
  • Determine your own learning focus and needs, supported by team coaches who are there to guide and help you develop.

Whether you want to attract visitors to Blackpool or manage hotel staff in Barbados, tourism is full of exciting opportunities. And in the aftermath of the global pandemic, the sector is becoming more innovative than ever.

With input from leading organisations like ABTA, Qantas, Visit Manchester and TUI, we’ve developed a range of modules directly relevant to a career in the tourism industry. You’ll explore key questions like what makes an attractive destination? How can marketing be applied in different markets? Which management strategies get the best out of employees? And you’ll put your ideas into practice, working on real world briefs for real organisations.

Develop skills for life

Tourism is big business. To succeed in this competitive market, organisations need managers with strong business acumen and the creative flair to come up with innovative ideas. Here at Manchester Met, we’ll help you develop both.

You’ll build essential skills like analysing financial statements and planning budgets. You’ll study operational models, learn the theories behind human resource management, and can even add a new language to your repertoire. Then, to turn you from a competent manager to a brilliant one, we’ll help you think creatively, strategically and globally. You’ll discover how to apply your broad set of skills to any challenge your future business or employer might face.

Uncover inside knowledge

The course content covers a huge range of topics – but it’s the teaching team that will bring it to life. They’ll use their contacts, their latest research and their experiences working in the industry to inform their teaching. You’ll always be up to date with the latest insights, whether it’s new theories of tourist behaviours, or how businesses stayed agile throughout the coronavirus pandemic.

With our links to top employers and leading organisations, you’ll have plenty of opportunities to expand your network through work experience or special events like guest lectures. And with the option of studying abroad or spending a year on placement, you can expand your horizons even further.

Foundation Entry degree courses are ideal if you’ve got the ability to study for a degree, but don’t have the necessary formal qualifications to directly join an Honors program. It’s entirely unique, and a great stepping stone to degree study.

Our program will strengthen your creativity and you’ll be able to design and deliver professional events that will exceed expectations.

You’ll develop specialist skills to make every aspect of an event run like clockwork. You’ll study management, strategy, human resources, marketing and finance.  You’ll also be able to tailor modules to your own ambitions, eg sports, corporate, music festivals or more. There’s an opportunity to spend 48 weeks on a placement in industry too.

Arts and Festivals Management is the longest-running degree course of its kind in the UK and boasts enviable industry links. 

In addition to deepening your understanding of academic debates, our course will help equip you with the practical tools and skills needed to become a leader in key areas of the cultural arena, including theatres, music venues, galleries, museums and festivals.  

You will develop a range of interdisciplinary skills such as teamwork, marketing and management theory, fundraising, business planning, licensing, health and safety, programming and cultural policy. 

In your final year, you will have the opportunity either to produce a large-scale arts event of your choice or be part of the team producing, programming and running the high-profile annual Cultural eXchanges Festival. Previous events have featured inspiring guests such as Benjamin Zephaniah, Grayson Perry, and Meera Syal.

The events landscape is continually changing and professionals in the sector must be adept problem solvers, with the ability to handle new challenges and offer dynamic solutions. This programme will help equip you with the skills to adapt to the diversification and developments of the sector, with practical projects allowing you to experience online event delivery and digital arts and cultural content. This also provides you with the opportunity to tackle the real-life challenges of engaging audiences in increasingly new and innovative ways. 

This course prepares you for a career in exhibitions and events in the creative industries. You will develop practical and analytical skills for the curation, conception, resourcing, marketing and budgeting of an exhibition or event.

You will learn to visualise, collaborate, experiment and project manage as you work on real-world projects with other students and industry professionals. You will also develop your knowledge of the creative industries, exploring topics such as design thinking, branding and strategy for creative organisations. You will have creative freedom and be encouraged to undertake non-commercial creative projects.

Our BSc (Hons) International Event Management course examines large and small-scale events, providing you with a wide range of event-management skills and experience. This includes planning a real event and obtaining an industry recognized events safety passport qualification.

We have industry partners who help us deliver our modules, allowing you to draw upon their wealth of experience in business. You can also study and become engaged with numerous events that take place throughout the year.

Our Professional Training placements offer you the opportunity to look beyond the UK and consider events on an international scale. You will benefit from our location in the thriving economy of the south east, as well as our close proximity to London.

If you don’t attain the necessary grades to enrol on to the BSc Business Management (Tourism) course, the BSc Business Management (Tourism) with a Foundation Year degree is for you.

The Foundation Year is an excellent pathway to gaining the required knowledge and skills in business management and tourism, before joining Year 1 students of the BSc Business Management (Tourism) degree within the School of Management.

Tourism is one of the world’s largest industries. According to Visit Britain, the UK alone will have a tourism industry worth over £257 billion by 2025, supporting almost 3.8 million jobs. Your four year course will help you develop the essential knowledge and skills to be part of this lucrative industry within the UK and internationally. You will study subjects such as marketing places and tourism in practice to really help you hone in on what it is to make a destination a success.

The Foundation Year is taught at The College, located next to the School of Management. Once you complete this year, you will move to the School of Management building for the remainder of your studies.

The BS program in tourism development and management with a concentration in resort and hotel leadership attracts students and professionals who have interests in the diverse areas of knowledge needed within the accommodations sector, knowledge such as:

• ecological, social, economic and cultural sustainability practices in the industry
• hospitality management and leadership
• meeting the expectations of hotel and resort guests
• the interrelated functions within departments of the lodging, food and beverage industries and other stakeholders such as recreation organizations and heritage institutions.

The program provides students an academic option to study in depth the resort and accommodations system and gain knowledge of the importance of the business relationships between suppliers, intermediaries and vendors, guests, and the public and private sectors.

The comprehensive coursework, integrating resilient and sustainable practices, career exposure opportunities, study abroad options and culminating internship experiences of this program prepares students for a management and leadership position in the world's largest service industry. It also prepares them to serve their communities with the skills, knowledge, techniques and capabilities needed for addressing major issues related to resorts and other tourism accommodations.

Students who have successfully completed a B.A. in Hospitality Management from Lakeland University should be able to:

• Explain the major concepts in the functional areas of accounting, economics, marketing, finance, management, leadership, and management information systems.
• Construct and present effective oral and written forms of professional communication.
• Identify the key legal and ethical issues related to hospitality operations.
• Demonstrate responsible and effective workplace behavior skills and traits in a professional business environment.
• Evaluate a variety of outcomes to problems in the hospitality operation.
• Apply accounting and costing skills to an operation with an end result of profitability.

Do you picture yourself planning for and working at the US Open, the Olympics, and other high profile events? Interested in learning how to manage a successful restaurant, bar or club? Do you picture yourself running a five-star hotel or perhaps an out-of-the-way bed and breakfast?

East Carolina University's bachelor degree in hospitality management offers three concentration areas.

A focus on conventions and special events management allows students to explore the excitement of the hospitality industry. This major focuses on educating and training individuals to work in environments such as convention centers and private clubs or to run their own event planning business. Students learn the ropes of special event planning and coordinating through projects, faculty mentoring, and a required internship.

The concentration in food and beverage management will allow you to become a part of one of the largest industries in the country. Students focusing in food and beverage will learn the ins and outs of working in the food industry through hands-on experience in our culinary labs and a required internship. Graduates could work in restaurant management, contract food service, catering, fine dining, quick service or using their education and entrepreneurial spirit to open their own restaurant.

Hospitality management students who concentrate in lodging management are preparing themselves for a career that can provide international opportunities as well as local career options. Students will learn from industry-leading professionals to work in a lodging operation by taking courses that teach and train them to work with a team in a professional environment. Graduates of this program have found jobs in different operations such as local bed and breakfasts or large corporations like Marriott and Hyatt.

The School of Hospitality Leadership at ECU assures that students in all concentration will receive a high-quality education and preparation for a career in the hospitality industry. Our internationally recognized faculty work side-by-side with students on building their expertise in their chosen field.

With the program, you will learn best practices and management concepts in four main fields:

•  Lodging
•  Food and beverage
•  Travel and tourism
•  Marketing
•  Sales management

Where will it lead you? A degree in hospitality prepares you for a wide range of careers. You're equipped with talents that are sought out by businesses across the country. You may choose to work toward positions in hotel management or event coordination. Other options include careers in human resources, travel or facility and customer management, to name just a few.

The hospitality leadership program at Wilkes gives you a distinct advantage in a hospitality management career. Our program is specifically designed to meet the growing demands for well-trained management candidates in the hospitality industry. You will learn core business concepts while developing the technical skills, decision-making processes and problem-solving tactics necessary as a hospitality management professional.

The hospitality management concentration prepares students for leadership and administrative roles in the hospitality and travel industry. Through practical and academic coursework, students will gain the knowledge and skills required for a wide range of career options including hotel operations, food and beverage management, meetings and events management, casino operations, human resources management, marketing, and data analysis. Students will also take advantage of our popular historic location by participating in field experiences and internships provided by our many hospitality industry business partnerships.

The Hospitality Management major at Drexel University prepares students for leadership positions in the lodging, food service, and tourism and gaming industries. It also provides the necessary foundation for graduate school.

The Hospitality Management program recognizes the critical importance of an interdisciplinary education with a global perspective for tomorrow's leaders and managers. Committed to building student knowledge across functional areas and contributing disciplines, the program allows for increased specialization with elective coursework in the following areas:

• Food and Beverage Management
• Gaming and Resort Management
• Travel and Tourism
• Hotel Administration
• Meeting and Event Planning

The program offers study for the degree of Bachelor of Science with a major in event management. The program prepares undergraduate students for careers in leading event and meeting management businesses. To complete the program, a student combines general education, Event core classes, and a structure of focused courses to form an option in:(a) corporate/business events, (b) virtual events, (c) social events: weddings and nonprofit events, (d) sport events, or (e) innovative event experiences in retail.

Through the major, students gain background and experiences in planning, budgeting, and implementing conferences, meetings, and other special events in the public or private sectors. Course work provides students with a general education plus professional preparation focusing on the concepts and principles involved in meeting and event planning strategy; special event management; stakeholder development; budgets and finance; site selection; contracts, vendors, and negotiations; marketing and promotions; food and beverage management; meeting technology; event evaluation; and hospitality law. Event electives include courses in event sustainability, event digital promotion, incentive meetings, and international conference planning. Supporting courses include foodservice, catering, promotion, brand management, trend analysis, fashion, and resource management.

The Lester E. Kabacoff School of Hotel, Restaurant and Tourism Administration offers one of the best-known hospitality and tourism management degrees in the country. This bachelor’s degree from UNO opens doors all across the hospitality and tourism industry. You’ll study hospitality, restaurant and tourism management from some of the world’s leading professors.

From world-class hotels to the massive tourism infrastructure supporting Mardi Gras, opportunities for hospitality students exist in New Orleans like nowhere else in the world. You’ll study in one of the nation’s best-known and fastest-growing tourist destinations. No wonder, over 90 percent of HRT students hold full- or part-time jobs that are directly related to their degree.

Studying in this “living laboratory”, you’ll be able to combine real-world experience with in-depth classroom learning to really understand the mechanics of the hospitality and tourism business.

The Bachelor in Science in Hospitality Management prepares students with the required skill sets and expertise to explore their interests in the vast career opportunities associated with the hospitality industry, and teaches students step-by-step how to creatively solve real-world problems in hospitality, apply a business model to their solutions, and then assess the feasibility of their proposed solutions.

Once matriculated at NJCU, transfer students must complete at least 30 credits at NJCU to satisfy the university’s residency requirement. Students must also maintain a GPA of 2.5 or better in courses taken in the School of Business. Students must earn a grade of C or higher in each School of Business course (ACCT, BUSI, ECON, FINC, MGMT, MKTG) used in fulfillment of a graduation requirement.

In this major, you’ll learn how to design, manage, and evaluate a variety of recreation, sport and tourism activities and services to diverse populations. You'll receive a broad general education and take courses in management, special events, and marketing to prepare you for a professional career. You’ll choose from one of three concentrations:

• Recreation Management
• Sport Management
• Tourism Management