UndergraduateBusiness

Bachelor of Global Hotel and Tourism Management

Southern Cross University, Lismore/Gold Coast/Coffs Harbour, NSW, Australia

About this program

Step into a world where your career can take you anywhere. Become a leader in the global hospitality and tourism industry with the Bachelor of Global Hotel and Tourism Management. This degree equips you with the knowledge, skills and professional experience needed to accelerate your career in hotel management, tourism, events, or hospitality. Designed for both emerging professionals and those already working in the industry, students can tailor their studies by majoring in events, tourism or hospitality. Gain immersive industry experience through two paid placements to help build practical skills and valuable industry networks. Core units cover marketing fundamentals, event management, business strategy, finance essentials, food and beverage operations, accommodation operations, and service management. The program also has a strong focus on sustainability, leadership, and emerging technologies, including generative AI. This degree opens pathways to careers in hotel management and specialist roles across tourism, events and hospitality, preparing graduates to thrive in a competitive global marketplace.

Cost & duration

Duration3 yr
Tuition (international)A$27,000
Application feeA$0

English test scores

IELTS6 overall
PTE50 overall

Verified scu.edu.au

Course structure

1 term of coursework

  • Core UnitsUnit CodeUnit TitleNotesCOMM1005A Culture of DialogueHOTL1007Introduction to Hospitality and TourismHOSP1001Building your Brand and EmployabilityHOSP1002Accommodation OperationsHOSP1003Food and Beverage OperationsCOMM1004A Culture of EnquiryHOTL1003Management PracticesHOTL1005Marketing FundamentalsHOTL1002Hotel Finance EssentialsHOSP2006Revenue Management for HotelsHOTL3001Applied Business Strategy for HospitalityHOSP3001Professional Hospitality Experience I Note 1HOSP3002Professional Hospitality Experience II Note 1HOTL1001Hospitality Services ManagementHOTL2012Event Management EssentialsTOUR1001Tourism Theories and Practices COMM1005
  • COMM1005A Culture of Dialogue
  • HOTL1007Introduction to Hospitality and Tourism
  • HOSP1001Building your Brand and Employability
  • HOSP1002Accommodation Operations
  • HOSP1003Food and Beverage Operations
  • COMM1004A Culture of Enquiry
  • HOTL1003Management Practices
  • HOTL1005Marketing Fundamentals
  • HOTL1002Hotel Finance Essentials
  • HOSP2006Revenue Management for Hotels
  • HOTL3001Applied Business Strategy for Hospitality
  • HOSP3001Professional Hospitality Experience I
  • HOSP3002Professional Hospitality Experience II
  • HOTL1001Hospitality Services Management
  • HOTL2012Event Management Essentials
  • TOUR1001Tourism Theories and Practices
  • Choose One (1) x Major OR Eight (8) x Option Units
  • Events MajorUnit CodeUnit TitleNotesHOSP2004Sustainable HospitalityHOTL2009Business EthicsHOTL3006AI and Digital Technologies in HospitalityHOTL3004Talent and DiversityHOTL2004Event OperationsHOTL2005Festival and Special Events PlanningHOTL2003Business Events PlanningHOSP3005Events and Technology HOSP2004
  • HOSP2004Sustainable Hospitality
  • HOTL2009Business Ethics
  • HOTL3006AI and Digital Technologies in Hospitality
  • HOTL3004Talent and Diversity
  • HOTL2004Event Operations
  • HOTL2005Festival and Special Events Planning
  • HOTL2003Business Events Planning
  • HOSP3005Events and Technology
  • Tourism MajorUnit CodeUnit TitleNotesHOSP2004Sustainable HospitalityHOTL2009Business EthicsHOTL3006AI and Digital Technologies in HospitalityHOTL3004Talent and DiversityTOUR2002The Cruise IndustryHOTL2011Global AviationHOTL2001Special Interest TourismTOUR3002Theme Park Management HOSP2004
  • HOSP2004Sustainable Hospitality
  • HOTL2009Business Ethics
  • HOTL3006AI and Digital Technologies in Hospitality
  • HOTL3004Talent and Diversity
  • TOUR2002The Cruise Industry
  • HOTL2011Global Aviation
  • HOTL2001Special Interest Tourism
  • TOUR3002Theme Park Management
  • Hospitality MajorUnit CodeUnit TitleNotesHOSP2004Sustainable HospitalityHOTL2009Business EthicsHOTL3006AI and Digital Technologies in HospitalityHOTL3004Talent and DiversityHOTL2010Food Services ManagementHOTL2007Facilities Planning and DesignHOTL3002The Hospitality EntrepreneurHOSP2008Luxury Hospitality Management HOSP2004
  • HOSP2004Sustainable Hospitality
  • HOTL2009Business Ethics
  • HOTL3006AI and Digital Technologies in Hospitality
  • HOTL3004Talent and Diversity
  • HOTL2010Food Services Management
  • HOTL2007Facilities Planning and Design
  • HOTL3002The Hospitality Entrepreneur
  • HOSP2008Luxury Hospitality Management
  • Option UnitsUnit CodeUnit TitleNotesHOSP2004Sustainable HospitalityHOTL2009Business EthicsHOTL3006AI and Digital Technologies in HospitalityHOTL3004Talent and DiversityHOTL2004Event OperationsHOTL2005Festival and Special Events PlanningHOTL2003Business Events PlanningHOSP3005Events and TechnologyTOUR2002The Cruise IndustryHOTL2011Global AviationHOTL2001Special Interest TourismTOUR3002Theme Park ManagementHOTL2010Food Services ManagementHOTL2007Facilities Planning and DesignHOTL3002The Hospitality EntrepreneurHOSP2008Luxury Hospitality Management HOSP2004
  • HOSP2004Sustainable Hospitality
  • HOTL2009Business Ethics
  • HOTL3006AI and Digital Technologies in Hospitality
  • HOTL3004Talent and Diversity
  • HOTL2004Event Operations
  • HOTL2005Festival and Special Events Planning
  • HOTL2003Business Events Planning
  • HOSP3005Events and Technology
  • TOUR2002The Cruise Industry
  • HOTL2011Global Aviation
  • HOTL2001Special Interest Tourism
  • TOUR3002Theme Park Management
  • HOTL2010Food Services Management
  • HOTL2007Facilities Planning and Design
  • HOTL3002The Hospitality Entrepreneur
  • HOSP2008Luxury Hospitality Management | Core Units: COMM1005 A Culture of Dialogue
  • HOTL1007Introduction to Hospitality and Tourism
  • HOSP1001Building your Brand and Employability
  • HOSP1002Accommodation Operations
  • HOSP1003Food and Beverage Operations
  • COMM1004A Culture of Enquiry
  • HOTL1003Management Practices
  • HOTL1005Marketing Fundamentals
  • HOTL1002Hotel Finance Essentials
  • HOSP2006Revenue Management for Hotels
  • HOTL3001Applied Business Strategy for Hospitality
  • HOSP3001Professional Hospitality Experience I
  • HOSP3002Professional Hospitality Experience II
  • HOTL1001Hospitality Services Management
  • HOTL2012Event Management Essentials
  • TOUR1001Tourism Theories and Practices | Events Major: HOSP2004 Sustainable Hospitality
  • HOTL2009Business Ethics
  • HOTL3006AI and Digital Technologies in Hospitality
  • HOTL3004Talent and Diversity
  • HOTL2004Event Operations
  • HOTL2005Festival and Special Events Planning
  • HOTL2003Business Events Planning
  • HOSP3005Events and Technology | Tourism Major: HOSP2004 Sustainable Hospitality
  • HOTL2009Business Ethics
  • HOTL3006AI and Digital Technologies in Hospitality
  • HOTL3004Talent and Diversity
  • TOUR2002The Cruise Industry
  • HOTL2011Global Aviation
  • HOTL2001Special Interest Tourism
  • TOUR3002Theme Park Management | Hospitality Major: HOSP2004 Sustainable Hospitality
  • HOTL2009Business Ethics
  • HOTL3006AI and Digital Technologies in Hospitality
  • HOTL3004Talent and Diversity
  • HOTL2010Food Services Management
  • HOTL2007Facilities Planning and Design
  • HOTL3002The Hospitality Entrepreneur
  • HOSP2008Luxury Hospitality Management | Option Units: HOSP2004 Sustainable Hospitality
  • HOTL2009Business Ethics
  • HOTL3006AI and Digital Technologies in Hospitality
  • HOTL3004Talent and Diversity
  • HOTL2004Event Operations
  • HOTL2005Festival and Special Events Planning
  • HOTL2003Business Events Planning
  • HOSP3005Events and Technology
  • TOUR2002The Cruise Industry
  • HOTL2011Global Aviation
  • HOTL2001Special Interest Tourism
  • TOUR3002Theme Park Management
  • HOTL2010Food Services Management
  • HOTL2007Facilities Planning and Design
  • HOTL3002The Hospitality Entrepreneur
  • HOSP2008Luxury Hospitality Management

Career & PR pathway

Occupations this degree typically leads to, and their skilled-migration list status

Accountant (General)ANZSCO 221111

Primary outcomeMLTSSLCSOL

On both MLTSSL and CSOL, so it supports 189/190/491 and the employer-sponsored 482/186. Needs an accredited accounting degree and a positive assessment from CPA Australia, CA ANZ, or the IPA.

Assessed by CPA Australia, Chartered Accountants ANZ, or the Institute of Public Accountants (applicant chooses one)

Taxation AccountantANZSCO 221113

Primary outcomeMLTSSLCSOL

On MLTSSL, supporting the 189, 190, and 491. Also on CSOL, additionally supporting the employer-sponsored 482 and 186.

Assessed by CPA Australia, Chartered Accountants ANZ, or the Institute of Public Accountants (applicant chooses one)

Management AccountantANZSCO 221112

MLTSSLCSOL

On MLTSSL, supporting the 189, 190, and 491. Also on CSOL, additionally supporting the employer-sponsored 482 and 186.

Assessed by CPA Australia, Chartered Accountants ANZ, or the Institute of Public Accountants (applicant chooses one)

External AuditorANZSCO 221213

MLTSSLCSOL

On MLTSSL, supporting the 189, 190, and 491. Also on CSOL, additionally supporting the employer-sponsored 482 and 186.

Assessed by CPA Australia, Chartered Accountants ANZ, or the Institute of Public Accountants (applicant chooses one)

Internal AuditorANZSCO 221214

MLTSSLCSOL

On MLTSSL, supporting the 189, 190, and 491. Also on CSOL, additionally supporting the employer-sponsored 482 and 186.

Assessed by CPA Australia, Chartered Accountants ANZ, or the Institute of Public Accountants (applicant chooses one)

Company SecretaryANZSCO 221211

STSOLCSOL

On STSOL and CSOL, supporting the 190, 491, and the employer-sponsored 482/494/186.

Assessed by VETASSESS

List membership changes over time and does not guarantee an invitation. See the skilled occupation lists guide and the points calculator before relying on this for a visa decision.

Admissions

ATAR: N/A. To be eligible to receive the Bachelor of Global Hotel and Tourism Management, students must complete the equivalent of 24 units (288 credit points) compromising: 16 core units (192 credit points), and 1 major in Tourism, Events or Hospitality (96 credit points); or 8 option units (96 credit points)

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