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Bachelor of Business in Tourism and Hospitality Management
Bachelor of Business in Tourism and Hospitality Management

Bachelor of Business in Tourism and Hospitality Management

  • ID:SCU610001
  • Level:3-Year Bachelor's Degree
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Admission Requirements

 

Entry requirements:

Country

Score

Austria AMC

3.5

Bangladesh HSC

3.4

Brazil SSLC

7.9

Canada High School OSSD

49

Chile PSU

6.1, overall 600-649

China Gao Kao

441

Colombia CB (NAT)

74, overall 300-349

Denmark USSLE

6.2

France FB

11

German Abitur

4.2

Hong Kong HKDSE

13

India Higher Secondary School Certificate (best 4)

7.5, 65%

Indonesia SMA

8

International Baccalaureate

24

Japan USSLC

3.8

Korea, Republic of, CSAT

3.8

Malaysia ICSSUEC

68

Malaysia STPM

4 (best of 3)

Nepal Higher Secondary Education Certificate

68

Nepal Proficiency Certificate

68

Norway GPA

1.3

Pakistan HSSC

30

Papua New Guinea HSC (best 5)

3.7

Peru OCSE

16.3

Phillipines NSAT

87

Russia FCCSE

4.2

Saudi Arabia MESSLC

80

Singapore SCGCE

15

Spain SSSD

7.9

Sri Lanka GCE

4

Sweden SSLC

1.7

Taiwan GSAT

51

Thailand CSE

45, GPA 1.8

Turkey HSD

3.8

UK Board GCE A Levels

12.5

USA SAT & ACT

SAT 1370, ACT 19

Vietnam (in 4 subjects)

7.5

English levelIELTS 6.0 (each band is 5.5)

Other requirements: No

Course Information

The Bachelor of Business in Tourism and Hospitality Management prepares students with transferable skills for a career in a dynamic and diverse industry.

Core units comprise subjects in business operations, marketing, finance, human resources and regulation. Students may either choose from a range of industry-specific electives, or specialize with one of the following majors: event management, hospitality management or tourism management.

A compulsory internship is a key feature of this course and counts as four compulsory units of the degree. During this internship, students gather valuable industry experience, building their confidence and networks. 

This course also offers an optional international exchange program for second-year students to study overseas.

Students complete 16 core units in business operations, marketing, finance, human resources and regulation and select one of the following majors:

  • Event management
  • Hospitality management
  • Tourism management.
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Pre Courses

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Pathway Courses

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Career Opportunity

Career Opportunity

Graduates might seek professional management positions in a range of tourism and hospitality operations including hotels and resorts; clubs and gaming operations; restaurants and catering; tourism destination planning and marketing; tourism policy development; ecotourism; visitor management; tourism retail management; tourist attractions and theme parks; conference and event operations.

Ability to settle

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