Tuition Fee
GBP 17,000
Per year
Start Date
Medium of studying
On campus
Duration
36 months
Program Facts
Program Details
Degree
Bachelors
Major
Tourism Management | Travel Agency Services | Travel and Leisure
Area of study
Services
Education type
On campus
Timing
Full time
Course Language
English
Tuition Fee
Average International Tuition Fee
GBP 17,000
About Program
Program Overview
The University of Greenwich's Tourism Management program prepares students for careers in the tourism industry, equipping them with skills in marketing, management, and enterprise. The program emphasizes sustainable tourism principles and offers hands-on experience through optional placements and a final project. Graduates are well-positioned for careers in tourism marketing, destination management, tourism policy, and tour operator businesses, among others.
Program Outline
Tourism Management, BA Hons - University of Greenwich
Degree Overview:
This program is designed to prepare students for careers in the tourism industry, specifically in marketing, management, and enterprise. It addresses the growing demand for skilled professionals in this sector, which is one of the fastest-growing business sectors globally. The program emphasizes sustainable tourism principles and equips students with skills and knowledge in areas such as:
- Tourism marketing
- Human resource management
- Innovation
- Product development
- Destination planning Students may have the opportunity to participate in the Erasmus+ student exchange program.
Outline:
Full-time (3 years):
Year 1:
- Compulsory Modules:
- Perspectives on Tourism (30 credits)
- Tourism and Hospitality Operations Management (30 credits)
- Sustainable Tourism (15 credits)
- Entrepreneurship in Tourism and Hospitality (30 credits)
- Personal and Professional Development (15 credits)
Year 2:
- Compulsory Modules:
- International Destination Management (30 credits)
- Marketing for Tourism and Hospitality (30 credits)
- Digital Tourism Management (15 credits)
- Future Paths
- Research Methods (MET) (15 credits)
- Optional Modules (Choose 30 credits):
- Special Interest Tourism (15 credits)
- Cultural and Third Sector Events (30 credits)
- Sustainable Mass Tourism (15 credits)
Year 3:
- Compulsory Modules:
- Tourism and International Development (15 credits)
- Tourism and Public Policy (15 credits)
- Innovation and Business Planning (30 credits)
- Optional Modules (Choose 30 credits):
- Contemporary Issues in Events Management (30 credits)
- Contemporary Issues in International Tourism (15 credits)
- Managing HR in Tourism and Hospitality (15 credits)
- Final Project Options (Choose 30 credits):
- Consultancy Project (30 credits)
- Dissertation (MET) (30 credits)
Part-time (6 years):
Year 1:
- Compulsory Modules:
- Perspectives on Tourism (30 credits)
- Sustainable Tourism (15 credits)
- Personal and Professional Development (15 credits)
Year 2:
- Compulsory Modules:
- Tourism and Hospitality Operations Management (30 credits)
- Entrepreneurship in Tourism and Hospitality (30 credits)
Year 3:
- Compulsory Modules:
- International Destination Management (30 credits)
- Marketing for Tourism and Hospitality (30 credits)
Year 4:
- Compulsory Modules:
- Digital Tourism Management (15 credits)
- Future Paths
- Research Methods (MET) (15 credits)
- Optional Modules (Choose 30 credits):
- Special Interest Tourism (15 credits)
- Cultural and Third Sector Events (30 credits)
- Sustainable Mass Tourism (15 credits)
Year 5:
- Compulsory Modules:
- Tourism and International Development (15 credits)
- Tourism and Public Policy (15 credits)
- Innovation and Business Planning (30 credits)
Year 6:
- Optional Modules (Choose 30 credits):
- Contemporary Issues in Events Management (30 credits)
- Contemporary Issues in International Tourism (15 credits)
- Managing HR in Tourism and Hospitality (15 credits)
- Final Project Options (Choose 30 credits):
- Consultancy Project (30 credits)
- Dissertation (MET) (30 credits)
Sandwich (4 years):
Year 1:
- Compulsory Modules:
- Perspectives on Tourism (30 credits)
- Tourism and Hospitality Operations Management (30 credits)
- Sustainable Tourism (15 credits)
- Entrepreneurship in Tourism and Hospitality (30 credits)
- Personal and Professional Development (15 credits)
Year 2:
- Compulsory Modules:
- International Destination Management (30 credits)
- Marketing for Tourism and Hospitality (30 credits)
- Digital Tourism Management (15 credits)
- Future Paths
- Research Methods (MET) (15 credits)
- Placement Preparation (Business School)
- Optional Modules (Choose 30 credits):
- Special Interest Tourism (15 credits)
- Cultural and Third Sector Events (30 credits)
- Sustainable Mass Tourism (15 credits)
Year 3:
- Compulsory Modules:
- Business Placement (One year) (30 credits)
- Work Placement (Business School)
Year 4:
- Compulsory Modules:
- Business Placement (One year) (30 credits)
- Tourism and International Development (15 credits)
- Tourism and Public Policy (15 credits)
- Innovation and Business Planning (30 credits)
- Optional Modules (Choose 30 credits):
- Contemporary Issues in Events Management (30 credits)
- Contemporary Issues in International Tourism (15 credits)
- Managing HR in Tourism and Hospitality (15 credits)
- Final Project Options (Choose 30 credits):
- Consultancy Project (30 credits)
- Dissertation (MET) (30 credits)
Assessment:
The program utilizes a variety of assessment methods, including:
- Coursework: This includes essays, reports, presentations, and projects.
- Exams: These are typically written exams that assess students' understanding of key concepts and theories.
- Practical Assessments: These may include case studies, simulations, and group work.
- Dissertation: This is a major research project that students undertake in their final year.
Teaching:
The program is taught by a team of experienced academics and industry professionals. The teaching is informed by research and consultancy work, and postgraduate researchers contribute to seminar teaching with their latest research-led insights. Teaching methods include:
- Lectures: These provide a structured overview of key concepts and theories.
- Seminars: These offer opportunities for students to discuss and develop their understanding of topics covered in lectures in smaller groups.
- Workshops: These provide practical skills training and allow students to apply their knowledge to real-world scenarios.
- Independent Study: Students are expected to engage in independent study to prepare for coursework, presentations, and exams.
Careers:
Graduates from this program are well-prepared for a range of careers in the tourism industry, including:
- Tourism Marketing: This involves promoting destinations and tourism products to potential visitors.
- Destination Management: This involves planning and managing tourism destinations to ensure a positive visitor experience.
- Tourism Policy: This involves developing and implementing policies to support the tourism industry.
- Tour Operator Businesses: This involves planning and organizing tours and travel packages for tourists. Graduates can also launch their own tourism enterprises.
Other:
- The University of Greenwich is ranked in the TOP 5 in London for Hospitality, Event Management & Tourism courses (Guardian University Guide 2024).
- The University of Greenwich is ranked 2nd in London for Tourism, Transport, Travel & Heritage Studies (Complete University Guide League Tables 2024).
- The University of Greenwich is ranked 2nd in London in Tourism, Transport, Travel & Heritage Studies for graduate prospects (Complete University Guide 2024).
- The program is taught at the beautiful Greenwich campus, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, situated in London.
- The Greenwich Business School is a member of the ATHE (Association for Tourism in Higher Education).
- Home: £9,250
- International: £17,000
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