This new Level 8 course in International Tourism Management is designed to prepare graduates to become effective managers in the tourism industry. Tourism specific modules will develop an understanding of the complex issues facing a contemporary national and international tourism industry, while business and management modules will develop critical transferable skills in business, marketing, management, finance and data analysis.
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Four great reasons to consider this course
- An opportunity to be part of the rebuilding of one of the world’s largest industries
- Transferable skills in business management, marketing, human resource management, sustainability, cross cultural awareness.
- Smaller class sizes leading to more student engagement and student-centred learning.
- Professional practice placement integrated across the programme.
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Year 2
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Tourism Policy, Heritage and Culture -
8
Financially Based Decision Making and Economics for Tourism
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9
Career Investment Programme - Work Placement Module
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10
Human Resource Management and Management Development
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11
Revenue and Distribution Management
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12
Business Tourism Or Destination Brand Management
The tourism industry is large and diverse, and there is a wealth of opportunities across a variety of sectors. There are numerous careers options for graduates working towards a variety of positions in or related to sales and marketing, product planning, operations, ICT, distribution, human resources, events, and finance. Typical positions including Travel consultant, Tourism officer, Reservations agent, Tour guide, Tourist Information Centre manager, Tour operator or Operations manager.Successful graduates from the BA in International Tourism Management can progress to an MSc in several areas including Tourism Management, Tourism Marketing, Business Management and Disaster Management.
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