Bachelor of Business (Hospitality and Tourism Management)

Entry Requirements

Students must reach the admissions standards set by the Academic Board, which are currently: Successful completion of Year 12 or equivalent schooling such as a Certificate IV or equivalent.

ENGLISH ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: Academic IELTS Overall 6.0, with not less than 6.0 for Speaking and Writing and 5.5 for Listening and Reading; OR KITE score greater than 426 Overall for listening, reading and grammar, and B2 for speaking and writing; OR PTE Academic Score of 50; OR TOEFL iBT Score of 60; OR GCE Ordinary Level; Grade C in English Language or English Literature; OR GCE Advanced Subsidiary Level; Grade C in English Language or English Literature; OR GCE Advanced Level; Grade D in English Language or English Literature; OR Cambridge English: Advanced from Cambridge ESOL (CAE) Score of 169.

MATURE AGE STUDENTS

If you are aged 21 years or over, you may be eligible to apply for mature age entry. School results, TAFE or VET qualifications, work experience and other informal study may be accepted in support of your application.

Course Details

In today’s increasingly mobile world, hospitality and tourism is becoming one of the largest global industries. Within our Bachelor of Business (Hospitality & Tourism Management), you will acquire business communication skills, financial literacy and a host of other transferable skills. Whether you wish to work as a consultant, or to start your own business, this degree provides an excellent platform for your business career.

Course Learning Outcomes

Students enrolled in the Bachelor of Business (Hospitality and Tourism Management) at Kaplan Business School will learn how to:

Apply knowledge and skills to design and deliver sustainable hospitality and tourism services

Develop, analyse and evaluate solutions for hospitality and tourism problems

Collaborate and communicate with key stakeholders to acquire and convey knowledge and ideas to achieve shared goals in hospitality and tourism contexts

Integrate interdisciplinary knowledge within hospitality and tourism contexts

Critically reflect on ethical hospitality and tourism practices to improve interpersonal and operational skills and knowledge

Career Outcomes

> Hospitality Manager

> Events and Community Manager

> Hotel Supervisor

> Tourism Operator

> Travel Industry Entrepreneur

As a business graduate majoring in Hospitality and Tourism Management you can pursue exciting career paths.

Successful completion of the Bachelor of Business (Hospitality & Tourism Management) may qualify you for entry towards our range of Masters courses, or another course with an alternative higher education provider in Australia.

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