- Successful completion of Year 12 or equivalent schooling, such as a Certificate IV or equivalent.
- Minimum Australian Tertiary Admission Rank (ATAR) of 55 or equivalent.
Bachelor of Business (Hospitality & Tourism Management)
ProviderKaplan Business SchoolCourse overview
In today's increasingly mobile world, hospitality and tourism is quickly becoming one of the largest global industries. Students develop problem solving and analytical proficiency, business communication skills, financial literacy, plus a host of other transferable skills. Whether students want to work in an executive or management role, as a consultant, or start their own business, this degree provides an excellent platform on which to base their business career. Business graduates majoring in Hospitality and Tourism Management traditionally pursue career paths such as local hospitality operators, event and community managers, tourism authority and human resource professionals; however it is not uncommon for them to also pursue work in the arts, media, advertising and health industries.
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