Bachelor of Business (Tourism and Hospitality Management) - Nathan
Program overview
| Program code | Program title | Award abbreviation | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1271 | Bachelor of Business (Tourism and Hospitality Management) | BBus | Nathan | |
| Host element | Duration | CRICOS code | Credit points | Semester/Trimester intakes |
| Griffith Business School | 3 years full-time (1.5 years at GU) | 070797M | 240CP | S2 |
| Program fees | ||||
About this program
This is a combined program offered in conjunction with the Southbank Institute of Technology to provide students with the opportunity to acquire qualifications in Tourism and Hospitality Management. Students will complete the Diploma of Hospitality Management at the Southbank Institute of Technology in their first year of study. They will then go on to complete industry specialisms in order to qualify for the award of Advanced Diploma of Hospitality Management. Students will be admitted to the Bachelor of Business (Tourism and Hospitality Management) where they will undertake concurrent studies at the Southbank Institute of Technology and Griffith University as specified in the program structure.
The degree combines specialist courses in hospitality management and generic business skills along with hospitality industry internship placements to provide students with a solid understanding of the management functions of the industry. Through the integrated internships, it is anticipated that students will form significant networking relationships with industry partners whilst completing their program and will, therefore, have an extra edge in securing employment at the end of their degree program. The combined program ensures students have engaged in both operational and theoretical frameworks relevant to the hospitality industry through industry practicum experience and specialism studies (offered at the Southbank Institute of Technology).
Career opportunities
Graduates of this combined program which culminates in the Bachelor of Business (Tourism and Hospitality Management) award will be well equipped with an understanding of the key management functions necessary to operate in the hospitality sector along with solid practical work experience in the industry. It is anticipated that they may acquire positions in the following areas:
- Club and gaming management
- Conference and function management
- Corporate hospitality traineeships
- Food and beverage
- Guest services
- Supervisory positions