Tourism Program - Alte University

Alte University's bachelor's program in tourism educates professionals for the global tourism industry. It emphasizes practical skills, innovation, and entrepreneurship, with a curriculum aligned with Western universities and a focus on career opportunities in both domestic and international tourism sectors. The program aims to develop graduates who can contribute to the industry's development and establish their own tourism ventures.

Program Outline

Objectives: The program aims to equip graduates with the necessary knowledge, practical skills, and competencies to excel in the field of "Travel, Tourism, and Leisure," enabling them to introduce innovations and contribute to the sector's development within the country.
Program Philosophy: The program cultivates a forward-thinking, entrepreneurial, and systems-oriented approach among students, empowering them to establish and expand their own ventures or contribute to existing enterprises.
Curriculum Alignment: The curriculum of the tourism bachelor's program is aligned with topics and teaching methodologies employed in Western universities.

Teaching:

Teaching Methods: The program is implemented using various teaching methods, including:
Brainstorming
Discussion/debate
Analysis
Oral presentation
Deductive and inductive methods
Audio-linguistic method
Generation of examples
Practical work
Problem-based learning
Situational games
Case studies
Media-oriented learning

Careers:

Potential Career Paths: Graduates of the program are prepared for a variety of careers in the tourism industry, both domestically and internationally.
Opportunities: The program emphasizes the development of skills and knowledge relevant to the global tourism sector, opening doors to opportunities in:
Travel agencies
Tour operators
Hospitality businesses
Tourism management organizations
Government agencies
Research institutions
Outcomes: Graduates will be equipped to:
Introduce innovations in the tourism sector
Contribute to the development of the tourism industry
Establish and expand their own tourism ventures

Other:

Program Content: The program offers a diverse selection of subjects, including:
Psychology basics
Marketing basics
Tourism basics
Tourism products and trends
Consumer behavior in tourism
Oral and written communication
Marketing research principles
Tourism policy
Leadership and organizational behavior
Strategic management
Program Features:
Studying the specifics of entrepreneurship from the very first semester
Opportunities to generate ideas and start a business in the Center Of Innovation And Entrepreneurship
Engagement in scientific research and analytical activities
Participation in workshops, thematic seminars, meetings with invited guests, scientific conferences, discussion forums
Leading practice in organizations
Program Importance: The significance of tourism as a specialization stems primarily from the global and national importance of the sector itself.