459 Bachelor's degrees in Tourism & Leisure in North America

The art of hospitality is a key success factor for companies. It is the secret ingredient that keeps the customers and employees coming back to a brand and speaking highly of it. For those who would like to develop this sought-after expertise, the ITHQ offers a fully bilingual and innovative action learning training course. 

The Recreation Management and Event Planning program offered at Eastern Kentucky University is committed to balancing classroom applications with hands-on learning in our numerous service-learning projects, as well as field experience requirements.

The hallmarks of our B.S.H.C.S. Restaurant, Hotel and Tourism Major from Ohio University include highly qualified and experienced faculty, professional development experiences for students, experiential learning, state-of-the-art facilities, service/outreach activities, international internship opportunities and extensive professional networking resources.

The Hospitality and Tourism Management programme at the University of Guelph offers a comprehensive bachelor degree. This public study mode course provides an international focus on the experience economy. Students gain professional expertise over four years, or via an accelerated three-year path, including extensive co-op work.

The Recreation programme at Memorial University of Newfoundland is a four-year, public study course designed to build professional expertise in leisure service management. This degree includes three mandatory work terms for practical experience, ensuring students are prepared for diverse leadership roles in the sector.

At Recreation, Hospitality, and Parks Management - Resort and Lodging Management from California State University Chico graduates acquire the necessary skills to be competitive hospitality professionals upon graduation and enjoy helping others and bringing an upbeat attitude to their job. 

The Recreation and Park Management program at the East Carolina University states that your goals and ambitions are unique, and we are committed to preparing you with the knowledge needed to succeed. 

The Recreation - Sport Management programme at Western Michigan University is a comprehensive bachelor degree delivered through a public study mode. This full-time course equips students with essential leadership skills for the global sports industry, combining rigorous academic theory with extensive practical experience.

The Tourism, Conventions and Event Management degree from the Indiana University Indianapolis allows detail-oriented individuals to call the shots in a fast-paced work environment that changes daily.

The Recreation, Parks, and Tourism Administration BSc program offered at San Francisco State University in existence since 1946, has established a reputation for excellence.

The Parks, Recreation and Tourism programme at The University of Vermont is a full-time, on-campus B.S. degree. This course focuses on sustainable practices and ecosystem preservation. Students develop professional managerial skills over a four-year duration to lead in the global travel and leisure industries.

Faculty in the Recreation, Park, and Tourism Management (RPTM) program at Pennsylvania State University teach and conduct research and outreach in the areas of recreation, park management, golf management and tourism to address how humans derive benefits from leisure activities.

The Recreation and Leisure Services programme at Baylor University offers a comprehensive public study mode for students pursuing a bachelor degree. This curriculum focuses on management and leadership within the sports and tourism sectors, providing essential professional training over a standard four-year duration.

The Outdoor Recreation in Parks and Tourism - Natural Resource Recreation program from Southern Utah University is an interdisciplinary degree program offered by the Department of Kinesiology and Outdoor Recreation within the College of Education and Human Development. 

 Students on the Geography - Tourism track at Central Connecticut State University will explore GIS basics and world regional geography before diving deeper into tourism coursework, which includes the geography of tourism, recreation and resort planning, new directions in tourism, and tourism development in southeastern Connecticut and beyond, among other options.

The Tourism Management programme at Capilano University is a four-year, full-time or part-time degree designed for the global travel industry. Students gain essential business and financial skills while exploring sustainability. This B.C.-based course includes a co-op work term to ensure graduates are career-ready.

The Outdoor Recreation in Parks and Tourism - Outdoor Education program from Southern Utah University is an interdisciplinary degree program offered by the Department of Kinesiology and Outdoor Recreation within the College of Education and Human Development. 

At INTO Illinois State University the International Year One in General - Recreation and Sports Management - Recreation Management program will prepare you to enter your next semester of a bachelor’s degree program at Illinois State University.

The International Year One in Human and Social Development - Health, Fitness and Recreation Resources programme from INTO George Mason University will prepare you to enter your next semester of a bachelor’s degree program.

The Hospitality and Tourism bachelor at Indiana University Kokomo consists of a minimum of 120 credit hours in four main areas: (1) general education core requirements, (2) required management core courses, (3) hospitality and tourism courses, and (4) general electives