Bachelor of Business (Tourism Management)

Comments about Bachelor of Business (Tourism Management) - On Campus - Albury - New South Wales

• Objectives
  CSU's Bachelor of Business (Tourism Management) equips graduates to work in the tourism management industry in a variety of private and public sectors.
• Academic title
  Bachelor of Business (Tourism Management)
• Course description
  
  Bachelor of Business (Tourism Management) BBus(TourismMgt)
  CSU's Bachelor of Business (Tourism Management) equips graduates to work in the tourism management industry in a variety of private and public sectors.
  
  About the course
  
  As a graduate of the Bachelor of Business (Tourism Management) you will be qualified to work in the dynamic tourism management industry in tourism development, management, policy and marketing positions.
  
  The program adopts an integrated approach to tourism studies and encourages students to gain expertise in another area of specialisation. There is a wide variety of joint study sequences or electives available for you to choose from to support your specialist studies.
  
  Graduates are exposed to a wide range of human resource, financial management, marketing, planning and ethical issues that industry leaders must face.
  
  Where it will take you
  
  The tourism management specialisation opens the door to career opportunities in all sectors of the industry including transportation, accommodation, tourism promotion, the travel trade, and government.
  
  Graduation requirements
  
  To graduate, students must satisfactorily complete 192 points (24 subjects). These subjects are a combination of core subjects, specialisation subjects and electives.
  
  All distance education students are required to have access to a personal computer (IBM PC or compatible) and spreadsheet software capable of reading Excel and/or Lotus 1-2-3 files. Further information on CSU's internet policy is available under Admission Requirements.
  
  Further study
  
  Meritorious students may apply for acceptance in to the Bachelor of Business (Honours) program.

Other programs related to tourism management