BSc (Hons) International Tourism Management

The Tourism Management course at Canterbury Christ Church University offers a degree that explores all aspects of tourism, encompassing key topics such as sustainable development and cultural heritage. With its blend of practical experiences and academic study, the course equips students with the skills and knowledge necessary to meet the challenges of this fast-paced global industry.Course Content: The course comprises a combination of lectures, workshops, and field trips to give students a holistic view of tourism management. The course covers a spectrum of topics such as Managing Tourist Destinations; Relationship marketing in Tourism; Researching Tourist Behaviour; and Cultural Heritage, Tourism, and Regeneration. As part of the learning journey, students will also undertake a work-based project in their final year.Key Modules: Key modules in this course include The Business of Tourism; The Global Tourism Environment; Tourism Destinations; Managing Tourist Experiences; Managing Tourist Destinations; Relationship Marketing in Tourism; Researching Tourist Behaviour; and Cultural Heritage, Tourism and Regeneration.Accreditations: The Tourism Management course at Canterbury Christ Church University is recognised by the Tourism Management Institute (TMI) meaning the course content, teaching, learning, and assessment are mapped against the TMI's professional standards providing students with assurance of the quality and relevance of their academic learning.Future Careers: This course offers a stepping stone towards a wide range of career paths. Graduates can pursue a diverse range of roles in areas such as destination marketing, event management, tour operators, airlines, visitor attractions, and business tourism development. Opportunities in tourism consultancy, sustainable development and cultural heritage management also exist.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.