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£3000 per year (£9000 total fee)
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The examining Body of this programme AIBA reserve the right to
change the entry criteria in the future. Applicants must:
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be proficient in English and have studied tertiary
education in English or hold a TOEFL score of 525 and
IELTS OF 5.5+
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Obtain an application form directly from the Academy or
download from the website and send to the Academy along with
evidence of academic qualifications, English capabilities and
passport copies.
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The programme consists of the following modules:
Modules
Core Modules
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Information and Communication
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People 1
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Operations1
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Finance 1
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Entrepreneurship
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Marketing Principles and Practices
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Integrated Project 1
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Integrated Project 2
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Electronic Commerce
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Project Management
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Macroeconomics
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Microeconomics
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Quantitative Methods
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Finance 2
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International Marketing
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Creativity and Innovation
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Marketing for Tourism and Hospitality
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Operations for Tourism and Hospitality
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Professional Meeting and Event Co-ordination
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Tourism and Hospitality Management Perspectives
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Human Resource Development
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Each module will be assessed by one assignment worth 20% of
total grade and an exam worth 80% of total module grade. The
assessment method may change in the future at the discretion
of the awarding body. From 2008 the assignment will be
replaced by a case study included in the exam.
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The programme is taught by a dedicated team of staff drawn
largely from full-time members of the Academy but supplemented
where necessary by external lecturers and speakers and
professionals from industry. There is a mixture of lecture and
seminar work in the course with a particular emphasis on group
work. This allows experiences to be shared and develops
cross-cultural awareness and opportunities to develop links
and networks in the long run. In addition, use is made of case
studies, computer models and simulations, and presentations.
The
Academy is responsible for providing tuition support for this
qualification using the syllabus guidelines from TIA. All
exams and syllabuses are designed by TIA ensuring quality
control.
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Progression & Career Options
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Career opportunities in the business of hospitality operations
are numerous, and include both the public and private sector.
Such opportunities include hotels, restaurants, conference
venues, exhibition centres and all-inclusive resorts at
various management levels. By achieving this degree
individuals will be able to express both their academic and
professional competence to future employers. This programme
may also be used to gain entry into careers for which a
business and management qualification is commonly sought.
Alternatively, graduates may wish to progress to
Postgraduate-level study programmes.
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Tourism Institute Australia (TIA) which is part of the Gibaran
Graduate School of Business.
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