Graduate Certificate in Tourism Management
Travel & Tourism
A course by
Lincoln University
Develop skills for management, planning, and leadership roles in tourism as the industry rebuilds, with an internationally respected programme that blends academic learning with real-world practice.
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Core skills this course teaches
Develop expertise in tourism management
Build knowledge and skills to support planning, business leadership, and management in the tourism sector.
Apply sustainable and innovative approaches
Demonstrate understanding of sustainable practices and strategies for rebuilding the tourism industry.
What You're Signing Up For
The Graduate Certificate in Tourism Management prepares students for careers in one of the world's largest industries, with a focus on the rebuilding and innovative transformation of the sector after COVID-19. Students gain knowledge and practical experience relevant to planning, leadership, management, research, and advisory roles within New Zealand and global tourism. The programme can be completed full time in a single semester and includes elective options in sustainability, recreation, event management, policy, heritage, and tourism planning.
Course Content
- Business and sustainability
- Recreation and tourism in protected natural areas
- Event management
- Heritage interpretation for tourism and recreation
- Project planning and management
- Policy and practice in recreation and tourism
- Sustainable tourism planning and management
- Elective course from related schedule
What you need to know first
Completion of an undergraduate degree from an accredited higher education institution in New Zealand or equivalent
Additional English language requirements apply if English is not the first language
Find these employment opportunities
Tourism management and planning rolesBusiness leadership in tourismResearch and advisory positions in the tourism sector
