UndergraduateHospitality & Tourism
Bachelor of Tourism
William Angliss Institute, Melbourne, VIC, Australia
About this program
The Bachelor of Tourism develops the skills for professional roles spanning strategic destination development through to designing and delivering memorable visitor experiences, with a high level of industry engagement built into the three-year degree. Field trips to Victorian tourist destinations and attractions give students the chance to experience theory in practice and learn directly from owners, managers and specialists. The course addresses the ecological, economic and social impacts of tourism alongside sustainability and emerging trends, backed by management fundamentals in finance, marketing, risk and legal issues, leadership, and innovation and entrepreneurship, embedded across specialist core subjects and an extensive range of electives.
Fees & duration
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Course structure
- Year 1: TOU501 Introduction to the Tourism Industry
- TOU502Destinations Concepts
- MAN501Management Fundamentals
- TOU551Tourism Theories and Concepts
- TOU503Tourism Distribution Systems
- TOU504Visitor Services
- MAN502Financial Concepts
- 1 elective in semester 1. Year 2: TOU601 Tourism Attraction Management
- MAN604Economics and Global Impacts
- MAN601Introduction to Marketing
- HOS651People and Place
- TOU609Niche Tourism
- MAN702Risk and Legal Issues
- 1 elective per semester (2 in total). Year 3: TOU701 Designing for the Visitor Experience
- TOU709Planning for Tourism
- MAN707Strategy, Change and Leadership
- TOU751Taking Responsibility for Tourism and Hospitality
- TOU719Tourism Futures
- MAN706Innovation and Entrepreneurship
- 2 in total1 elective per semester
Career & PR pathway
Occupations this degree typically leads to, and their skilled-migration list status
Hotel or Motel ManagerANZSCO 141311
On STSOL, supporting the 190 and 491, not the 189 on its own. A weaker migration pathway than the technical fields; regional employment and nomination matter more here. Also on CSOL, additionally supporting the employer-sponsored 482 and 186.
Assessed by VETASSESS
Cafe or Restaurant ManagerANZSCO 141111
On STSOL, supporting the 190 and 491, not the 189 on its own.
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
Eligibility for entry can be demonstrated by ATAR score, previous study, work experience and other factors, per William Angliss Institute's Higher Education Admissions Transparency policy. The Institute's international entry-requirements page sets the academic bar for Bachelor-level courses as an Australian Year 12 qualification with an ATAR/TER of 50 or higher, a recognised Foundation Studies program completed with a credit average, the International Baccalaureate Diploma (minimum 25 points over six subjects), or a Cambridge GCE Advanced Level Certificate with grade D or higher in 3 Advanced Level subjects.
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