The BSc (Hons) International Tourism and Hospitality Management course with Foundation Year reflects our close relationships with employers, and our teaching emphasises the links between theory and practice.
The core subject ‘Meetings, Incentives, Conferences, and Exhibitions’ is a distinguishing aspect of this course, providing you with a solid understanding of ideas crucial to successful international tourism management.
The International Tourism and Hospitality Management program provides students with the tools, techniques and concepts needed to analyse the major influences affecting the international hospitality business environment, as well as a thorough understanding of the issues shaping the international hospitality management industry today.

If you enjoy travelling, then this is the field for you. You will visit a variety of locations and meet new people. You could end up working in a hotel, resort, cruise line, or even for an airline company.
If you want a profession that is both fascinating and fulfilling, try studying hospitality and tourism management.
It is intended to help students acquire a variety of cognitive and intellectual abilities relevant to tourism and hospitality management.
Aside from the tight relationship with the QAA criteria, this is a program that is contemporary, relevant, and with a curriculum that caters to the needs of students from varied backgrounds. The program also provides a Foundation Year as an option for individuals who want to pursue higher education but suffer academic challenges. It is intended to close academic gaps, increase literacy, and acquaint pupils with higher education in the United Kingdom.