International Tourism Management

Course Code: UF6637, UX6638

Level: 5
Qualification: Foundation Degree
Course type: Full-time, Part-time
Duration: Two years (full-time), three years (part-time)
Time of day: Daytime
When you'll study: Year 1 - Mondays and Wednesdays, 9.00am - 6.00pm (approx.) + other dates and times depending on practical activities and planned events Year 2 - Tuesdays and Thursdays, 9.00am - 6.00pm (approx.) + other dates and times depending on practical activities and planned events Part-time - dependent on student choices

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What's it all about?

Full Fee

Full-time	£14,900 (£7,450 per year)
Part-time	£11,100 (£3,700 per year)

You will be attracted to this course if you wish to travel and see the world; have a clear vision of far off places or you may want to develop tourism destinations closer to home!

If you are inquisitive by nature and are motivated to work in a customer-based industry, international tourism could be the study programme for you. We base our course on a mixture of trips and visits along with lectures and seminars so that you have plenty of opportunity to relate the information from your trips into reports or presentations for assessments.

Our employer-led approach gives us an unparalleled insight into the skills priorities for the future, and the opportunity for you to gain experience from tourism activities as diverse as visiting a Devon-based spa resort to planning an event in our purpose-built fuselage.

As part of this course, you will also study for your personal licence at no extra cost.

The variety of opportunities and the range of people that form part of the course will prepare you for a long and successful career in this industry.

Course information

Entry requirements

If you do not hold a Level 3 qualification, we also look at relevant industry experience.

A level/AS level	Normal minimum entry requirements are 32 UCAS points
BTEC National Diploma/QCF Extended Diploma	Pass or better
T Level	Pass
Access to Higher Education at level 3	Pass
Welsh Baccalaureate	Pass
Scottish Qualifications Authority	Pass
Irish Leaving Certificate	Pass
International Baccalaureate	Pass
Work Experience	Relevant work and/or life experiences will be considered for applicants lacking the above qualifications
APEL/APCL Possibilities	See academic regulations
Interview requirements	Yes, where normal entry requirements are not met

Assessment methods

To complete each subject successfully you must demonstrate your competence at meeting the learning outcomes for each module. This will be in a number of ways and wherever possible to reflect the needs of hotel & hospitality employment. Examples are: