Bachelor of Business Majoring in Hospitality Management
The University of Tasmania (English version only)
Bachelor of Business Majoring in Hospitality Management
Registration number: 212939
CRICOS Provider Code 00586B
 

Career objectives
The Bachelor of Business Majoring in Hospitality Management is designed to further develop the industry knowledge and managerial techniques gained from a diverse range of students taking a business pathway from advanced diploma level studies at vocational educational providers.

You will learn to apply leading theories to real-world business situations, and demonstrate high-level proficiency in critical thinking, research, and the principles of social responsibility. Throughout the course you will build skills in team work and effective communication in a business management context.

The blended learning approach adopted in core units provides a variety of learning platforms and assessment strategies to engage students, stimulate critical thinking, hone decision-making skills, and fine-tune students’ oral and verbal communication abilities. 

A) Students who complete the  Advanced Diploma of Hospitality Management will receive up to 12 Units of credit towards the Bachelor of Business Majoring in Hospitality Management.

B. Twelve (12) Units from TSBE (Tasmanian School of Business and Economics) are offered at Universal College of Higher Education over 3 semesters as listed below.
BFA103 - Accountability and Accounting
BEA140 - Data Analysis for Business
BEA111 - Introduction to Markets and the Economy
BAA211 - BAA211 Entrepreneurship
BMA262 - Consumer Behaviour
BAA215 - Business and Corporate Law
BMA250 - Managerial Social Responsibility
BMA202 - Business Strategy
BMA328 - Leadership in Organisations
BMA343 - Digital and Social Media Marketing
BMA357 - Freelancing and Small Business
  Plus ONE of the following two units:
  BMA329 - Retail Marketing
  or
  BMA351 - Marketing Management

Course Length
18 months

Mode of Delivery
Face-to-face Lecture and Tutorial

Start Dates
Semester 1   from July to December
Semester 2   from February to June
Semester 3   from July to December

Entry Requirement and Advanced Standing
Completion of Advanced Diploma of Hospitality Management OR Completion of a Diploma or credit transfer from another college or university, which will be assessed individually by University of Tasmania.

English Language Requirements
English Language requirements are deemed to have been met if documentary evidence of English proficiency, equivalent to IELTS 6.0 overall with no band less than 5.5, achieved within the last two years of the application for admission to the Degree, is provided.

Attendance
Attendances at lectures and tutorials are compulsory.  Students are required to attend at least 80% attendance in each unit, penalties may apply if you fail to meet the attendance requirements.

It is a matter of discretion for individual employers to recognise any qualification to which this course may lead.