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Senior high school certificate that is equivalent to an Australian Year 12 qualification with the required score from the public examination.
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Cambridge GCE Advanced Level Certificate with grade ‘E’ or higher in 3 Advanced Level subjects and 3 Ordinary Level subjects
English Requirements
IELTS (Academic module), Overall 6.0 (no band below 5.5)
TOEFL iBT (Internet-based), 79-80 with no band less than 18
TOEFL Paper, 550 (with a min. TWE 4.0)
TOEFL CBT (Combuted-based), 213 (with a min. TWE 4.0)
PTE Academic, 54 with no communicative skill score less than 47
TOEIC, Listening and Reading 700-780, Speaking 160, Writing 150
Tailored for students with a keen interest in the key emerging areas of environmentally sustainable and culturally responsible tourism, this three-year degree is about connections with place, wilderness and the land.
It contains the core foundational tourism theories and principles and extends and applies this learning to tourism in the natural world. The ecotourism specialisation gives you a thorough knowledge and understanding of some of Australia's most significant natural landscapes along with the skills necessary to design, plan and deliver inspiring and memorable experiences for visitors.
Well-developed interpretation skills are enhanced by experientially-based learning opportunities. You can apply your knowledge and skills with field trips to many of Victoria's most significant nature-based tourism destinations as well as longer study tours to destinations that represent Australia's iconic landscapes, such as Kangaroo Island off the coast of South Australia and Central Australia's desert.
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YEAR 1
TOU501 Introduction to the Tourism Industry
TOU502 Destinations Concepts
MAN501 Management Fundamentals
TOU551 Tourism Theories and Concepts
TOU503 Tourism Distribution Systems
TOU504 Visitor Services
MAN502 Financial Concepts
Electives1 (1st semester)
YEAR 2
TOU601Tourism Attraction Management
TOE609Designing Thematic Interpretation
MAN604 Economics and Global Impacts
HOS651 People and Place
TOE619 Understanding Natural Landscapes
MAN702 Risk and Legal Issues
MAN601 Introduction to Marketing
Electives1 (2nd Semester)
YEAR 3
TOU701 Designing for the Visitor Experience
TOE709 Delivering Thematic Interpretation
MAN707 Strategy, Change and Leadership
TOU751 Taking Responsibility for Tourism & Hospitality
TOE719 Interpret Natural Landscapes
MAN706 Innovation and Entrepreneurship
Electives1 per semester (2 in total)
Tourism Manager
Sustainability Coordinator (local government, tourism bodies)
Client Relations of Guest Experience Manager
Management roles related to creating great visitor experiences at private or non-profit organisation
Product Development Manager
Interpretation Officer for parks or wildlife based attractions
Advisory Business or Research Consultant or Strategist
OSHC: 530 Aud per year
