Associate Degree in Tourism

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Course Description

The Associate Degree in Tourism furnishes students with a solid understanding of the structure and operating environment in this ever-expanding industry. Analytical skills, critical thinking, problem solving and communication are also developed.

Students are provided with an understanding of the fundamental principles and theories of tourism. Knowledge is then developed and contextualised through study of areas including operations and risk management, economic and global impacts and marketing that will underpin a career in the tourism industry.

Opportunities to go on unique field trips to some of Victoria's tourist destinations and attractions will give you the chance to apply the theory to practise and learn directly from industry leaders. Graduates will be equipped to pursue further academic studies or engage in an exciting future career in the tourism industry.

The Angliss Experience

A high level of industry engagement is central to the two year Associate Degree
Field trips to many of Victoria's most significant tourist destinations and attractions
Learn directly from business owners, managers, experts and specialists

COURSE DETAILS

Course Code

Associate Degree in Tourism - CRS1400369

Study Area

Tourism

Course Level

Associate Degree

Course Intake

February, July

Duration

2 years full-time

Campus

Melbourne

Course Mode

Full-time

Part-time

Course Hours

Full-time: 12-18 per week

Part-time: 6-9 per week

Course Structure

Year 1

TOU501Introduction to the Tourism Industry

TOU502Destinations Concepts

MAN501 Management Fundamentals

TOU551Tourism Theories and Concepts

TOU503 Tourism Distribution Systems

TOU504Visitor Services

MAN502Financial Concepts

Electives1 (1st semester)

Year 2

TOU601Tourism Attraction Management

MAN604Economics and Global Impacts

MAN601Introduction to Marketing

HOS651People and Place

TOU609Niche Tourism

MAN702Risk and Legal Issues

Electives 1 per semester (2 in total)

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_Electives

All students must undertake RES501 Foundation Academic Communication Skills in their first semester (unless otherwise agreed).
Electives can be chosen from the suite of Higher Education Subjects. Please note that not all subjects are available in all courses and study periods.

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