Management And International Tourism Management (joint Honours) BA (hons) in University of Northampton, UK

Management And International Tourism Management (joint Honours) BA (hons) in University of Northampton

Our Joint Honours International Tourism Management and Management course offers modules which explore the tourism industry on a global scale and provides a practical approach to the successful management of a wide range of events and activities in the tourism industry.

The course is delivered around a variety of core subjects and option choices. The course is flexible and you can tailor the modules around your specific interests. In years two and three you can choose to specialise your studies whilst being fully supported by our experienced academic team.

We will support you to achieve your career and study ambitions, which is why if you complete our Employability Plus Gold programme or Changemaker Gold certificate alongside your studies and if you haven’t secured full-time employment 12 months after graduating* we will secure a three – six month paid internship for you, or support you into postgraduate study.

Course Details

This course combines international tourism management and management modules that will provide you with a broad understanding of the core business knowledge needed within industry. There is a strong emphasis on personal awareness and development and the importance of good relationship building. You will build your understanding of management theory, principles and practice. The programme offers a practical approach to the successful management of a wide range of activities in the tourism industry.

Methods of Learning

For this course taught study would be a combination of lectures, seminars and workshops, usually for 12 hours per week. We recommend students spend 24 hours per week in self-directed study time.

Schedule

Three years full-time or four years with an optional work placement year.

Assessments

Most of the course assessment is coursework based, which is likely to include business reports, group projects, essays, consultancy projects and presentations.

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