Bachelor of Applied Management (Tourism Management)

Summary

The specialisation equip you with the essential knowledge and skills to manage tourism operations, drive sustainable tourism initiatives, and lead in one of the world’s largest industries.

In your first year you’ll develop a depth of business knowledge and skills required for any commercial context. This includes skills in management, leadership, accounting, marketing, HR, law, economics and sustainability, as well as knowledge of Treaty of Waitangi/Te Tiriti o Waitangi.

Then across your second and third years you’ll dive into tourism management, where you’ll explore tourism systems, destination management, and marketing strategies, while gaining insights into visitor behaviour, tourism policy, and contemporary industry trends. Whether your goal is to work in travel agencies, manage tourist attractions, or influence tourism development, our experienced tutors will provide you with the practical, real-world skills to succeed.

Flexibility has been built into this degree, allowing you to study part-time, full-time and/or in the evenings, with the option to choose two specialisations at no extra cost and requiring no additional time. Alternatively, you can tailor your degree by selecting up to five elective courses (Level 5 and above, equal to 15 credits each) from any subject area of your interest.