TOP 10 BACHELOR OF TOURISM & HOSPITALITY CLASSES IN OTAGO, NEW ZEALAND - PAGE 2

Study the Bachelor of Hotel Management to become a leader in hospitality and tourism. This degree concentrates on management concepts such as marketing, operations, human resources, food and beverage, event management, legislation, entrepreneurship and financial accounting.

You’ll learn about local, national and international tourism operating environments, strategic leadership roles and styles, tourism market trends, business strategic systems and processes, sustainability, multi-media communications and much more.

This course builds upon existing skills and knowledge in hospitality and helps students to ‘think like a manager’. People are at the heart of the Hospitality industry, and students will learn not only how to manage staff, but also how to provide amazing experiences for their guests.

With numerous job opportunities available across a broad spectrum of specialities, our Hospitality Management courses are an excellent choice for students looking to gain practical experience in a rapidly expanding industry.

This is ongoing, and means that some course details including fees, and entry requirements may change. In the meantime please go ahead and apply as normal and we are always available to answer any questions you might have.

In the first two years, you’ll learn all the operational, managerial and business skills required for a trainee manager or junior manager position in any business within the industry. 

The Graduate Diploma in Hospitality Management will give you work-ready skills to guide businesses in this fast-paced and people focused industry.

This subject has a strong focus on the management and marketing of tourism, including destination marketing, impacts of tourism on the environment and local culture, M?ori and Indigenous tourism, and specialised marketing in the hospitality and events sectors.

Gain the skills to guide businesses in this dynamic, fast-paced and people focused industry that needs qualified supervisors and managers. There’s plenty of demand for qualified managers and supervisors with the skills to manage hospitality businesses.

Students are not only introduced to key business concepts, but also to the philosophical and theoretical underpinnings of the phenomenon of hospitality – this is what sets Otago's hospitality minor apart from other courses in hospitality.