Bachelor of Tourism Management
Travel & Tourism
A course by
Lincoln University
A comprehensive undergraduate degree preparing students for leadership roles in the evolving tourism sector, with a focus on sustainable and regenerative practices in Aotearoa–New Zealand and globally.
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Core skills this course teaches
Industry-Aligned Skills
Gain knowledge that reflects genuine industry needs as identified by the tourism sector.
Theoretical and Practical Tourism Management
Expand understanding of both theoretical contexts and the practical side of tourism management.
About This Course
This degree provides the knowledge and skills needed to take on strategic opportunities in tourism management. Students will learn about the intersection of people, places, and cultures, develop analysis and research skills, and be trained for roles of responsibility in the rapidly changing tourism industry. While this programme is being withdrawn from 2024, it was designed in consultation with industry and covers a range of management, policy, sustainability, and cultural topics vital for the next generation of tourism professionals.
Course Content
- Introduction to Tourism
- Introduction to New Zealand Government and Public Policy
- Research Methods
- Tourist Behaviour
- Sustainable Futures
- Sustainable Tourism Systems
- Adventure Tourism and Outdoor Recreation
- Heritage Interpretation for Tourism and Recreation
- Policy and Practice
- Sustainable Tourism Planning and Management
- Recreation and Tourism in Protected Natural Areas
- Event Management
- Business and Sustainability
- Project Planning and Management
- Practicum: Practical Experience in Sport, Recreation and Tourism Management
- Principles of Management
- Economies and Markets
- Principles of Marketing
- Te Tiriti o Waitangi (The Treaty of Waitangi)
- Nga Tikanga Māori (Māori Cultural Studies)
- Society, Culture and Environment
- Land, People and Economies
- Introduction to the Winegrowing Industry
- Philosophy and Critical Thinking
- Introduction to Social Psychology
- History of Design
- Leisure Industry Leadership
- Ecology I: New Zealand Ecology and Conservation
Build towards these roles
Hospitality and Hotel ManagementTransportTourism OperationsTourism Attraction and Activity PlanningEcotourism and AgritourismConservation and Environmental ManagementTourism Destination MarketingTourism ConsultancyProduct DevelopmentEvent Management
