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Tourism is one of the world’s most important industries for the 21st Century, and it is an industry with long term growth prospects worldwide. This specialist Tourism degree will provide you with the essential knowledge and expertise required to succeed in the industry, and is suited to students who are interested in the challenges of a global and dynamic industry.
A core curriculum of fundamental tourism units is combined with the study of specialist areas such as History and Heritage, Sustainable Tourism, Interpretation for Tourism and Destination Management to provide students with a broad and applicable set of skills for a variety of exciting roles in tourism. Students also have the opportunity to study specific topics such as the environmental, economic and cultural benefits of tourism, and its development for all stakeholders.
Many areas for careers in tourism are well established including those in niche areas as well as those in global organisations. These include, but are not limited to: ecotourism, sport and adventure, events and festivals, business and conventions, rural and regional tourism, and the hospitality industry including hotels, airlines and cruise ships. Advisory roles in policy and planning are also potential careers. Opportunities for graduate employment with a degree in Tourism are diverse and available in both the public and private sectors. Some of the career options available include:
| Unit Code | Unit Title |
|---|---|
| BMA104 | Principles of Tourism |
| BMA105 | Tourism Practices |
| BMA106 | Tourism Geography |
| BMA205 | Marketing Research |
| BMA207 | Sustainable Tourism |
| BMA209 | International Issues in Tourism |
| BMA310 | Interpretation for Tourism |
| BMA311 | Destination Planning |
There are currently no units connected to this course, please contact the Faculty for more information.
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6 December, 2011
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