How do you position yourself to take advantage of opportunities in a fast-growing industry such as tourism? Start with the business basics. Through Humber’s Tourism Management degree you’ll focus on tourism concepts in applying business fundamentals such as: human resources, marketing, finance, accounting, operations, information systems, and strategy. Acquiring such skills should put you at a distinct advantage given the complicated environment in which tourism flourishes.
Today's tourism business leaders seek employees who have both the knowledge and experience necessary to make immediate contributions to the workplace. Tourism Management degree graduates can find career opportunities with employers throughout the industry, such as: tourism suppliers, tourist attractions, wholesalers, retailers and distributors, destination management organizations, and marketing firms.
This degree from our School of Hospitality, Recreation and Tourism, gives graduates an edge via:
This is a business degree, built on a common platform of a solid business education – marketing, accounting, operations, economics, and law. This common business platform is shared with other business degree programs in year one and two. In years three and four, you will work toward your specialization and the application of technology in tourism strategic and marketing and distribution systems. You will use software applications and apply advanced financial management skills to tourism/hospitality business operations and performance.
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This program emphasizes an international scope through case studies that reflect the global nature of the tourism industry. This business degree program in tourism management has been designed to meet the demands of employers for the strategic, technological, and managerial skills now necessary in this exciting and dynamic industry. Our graduates will have a competitive edge in the tourism business world, both in Canada and internationally, or may use their skills and expertise to continue on with graduate work.
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Qualified graduates of this program may be eligible to apply their academic credits toward further study at many postsecondary institutions. Check the transfer guide for detailed information.
