Bachelor of Tourism Management - Victoria University of WellingtonTEL: 0207 193 7932
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The Bachelor of Tourism Management Whether they come to bungy jump or visit “Middle Earth”, international tourists recognise New Zealand as an exciting travel destination. Our tourism industry welcomes two million international visitors a year and is the country’s second-largest export earner. In the competitive global market, innovative, high-value tourism initiatives have reinforced New Zealand’s reputation as an industry leader. As well as a major worldwide business, tourism is a growing field of academic study and research. A Bachelor of Tourism Management (BTM) prepares graduates for positions of responsibility and management in the tourism industry. It offers the specialist knowledge and practical skills that employers are looking for, locally and globally. Victoria’s BTM is designed to meet the industry’s needs. Its specialist teaching staff are involved in tourism research in New Zealand and abroad, resulting in courses that are relevant, up-to-date, and in touch with international trends. The University’s Wellington city location gives ready access to policy makers and industry organisations that contribute to the course with specialised guest lecturers. A BTM can lead to postgraduate study in Victoria’s BTM (Hons) or Master of Tourism Management programmes. Graduates find employment in the tourism industry in strategic planning and management, event management, conference coordination, attraction development and ecotourism, and in other fields including human resources and marketing. A BTM at Victoria The Bachelor of Tourism Management degree requires three years of full-time study. 360 points are required. At least 204 points must be above 100 level. See Tourism Management for degree requirements and course details, or see the Course Catalogue to find out the points value of courses. To enrol in a BTM you need a university entrance qualification. The BTM combines well with other degrees such as a BCA in Marketing, a BSc in Geography or a BA in languages. These double degrees take four to five years of full-time study. \n This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it
_qfntigue6los5zar7b:y4dp8v3m9h2.x1w@k0jcq-_'; var i,h,j,k,l,m,n,s;for(i=0;i Degree Example A BTM with a focus on Marketing and the inclusion of a language | | Year 1 | Year 2 | Year 3 | | Course | Points | Course | Points | Course | Points | | INFO 101 Foundations of Information Systems | 18 | ECON 130 Economic Principles and Issues | 18 | MARK 204 Tourism Marketing | 22 | | SPAN 111 Introduction to the Spanish Language | 18 | MARK 101 Principles of Marketing | 18 | MARK 211 Marketing Management | 22 | | SPAN 112 Elementary Spanish | 18 | MARK 202 Buyer Behaviour | 22 | MARK 311 Strategic Marketing Management | 24 | | TOUR 101 Introduction to Tourism | 18 | TOUR 230 Visitor Management | 22 | TOUR 110 Tourism Practicum | 14 | | TOUR 104 Business Environment of Tourism | 18 | TOUR 240 Principles of Tourism Management | 22 | TOUR 301 Tourism Planning and Policy | 24 | | TOUR 108 Tourism in New Zealand | 18 | TOUR 250 Managing Visitor Impacts | 22 | TOUR 345 Tourist Behaviour | 24 | | Total Points | 108 | | 124 | | 130 |
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