Bachelor of Tourism and Hospitality Management

The Bachelor of Tourism and Hospitality Management will enable you to develop a combination of practical and theoretical perspectives much sought after by international and local hospitality operators, holiday resorts, major and special event organisations, community organisations, government, and tourism authorities.

Throughout the degree you will study subject areas such as: contemporary trends in industry,
principles of management, venues and attractions, financial concepts, organisational behaviour, food and beverage applications, global impacts on tourism activity, marketing, leisure tourism, managing financial performance, media and communications, event management, human resource management, applied business marketing, logistics, innovation and product development, business planning, policy planning for a sustainable tourism and hospitality industry, strategic leadership, and risk management.

Bachelor of Culinary Management

The Bachelor of Culinary Management provides you with the opportunity to develop the knowledge and expertise required for management roles in culinary businesses including large hotels, food service organisations, hospitals, aged-care facilities, and broader culinary roles.

Throughout the degree you will study areas such as contemporary trends in industry, management, food and beverage knowledge, culture and cuisine, financial concepts, organisational behaviour, nutrition for the culinary industry, global impacts on tourism activity, marketing, purchasing systems, applied culinary arts, managing financial performance, media and communications, gastronomy, human resource management, kitchen management, logistics for the food service industry, business planning, policy planning for a sustainable tourism and hospitality industry, strategic leadership and risk management.

Why a Degree?

Degree qualifications are internationally recognised and provide graduates with a competitive edge when searching for employment. Degree courses are the most in-depth studies you can undertake at William Angliss Institute. Each course is structured to provide you with critical and strategic thinking skills, and contains a greater focus on management. If you are interested in rising to the very top of your field or would like to work overseas, a degree qualification will provide you with the skills to get there.

Practical, Skill-based Learning

Any employer will tell you that study is one thing, and working in the real world is another.
William Angliss Institute ensures that all degrees include practical industry skills. Taking that
next step into the workforce will be a breeze. The third year of your degree consists of a work-integrated learning year, where you can put your theoretical study into practice.

After years of investing heavily in industry relationships, William Angliss Institute provides a world of opportunity for work-integrated learning. Through training partnerships, memberships, professional affiliations and multiple industry networks, William Angliss Institute connects students and graduates with potential employers using the Angliss Careers and Employment service.

Work Integrated Placement Program

Year three of both degrees is dedicated to work-integrated learning, where you will work in industry for one year applying the theoretical study.

Academic entry requirements

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English language requirements

The table below will give you an idea of minumum requirements for entry into at our Bachelor Degrees at William Angliss Institute.