International Tourism and Hotel Management Griffith University

Overview

In the International Tourism and Hotel Management at Griffith University  you will gain an in-depth understanding of the tourism sector, underpinned principles of sustainability and responsible leadership. 

You will develop core business skills in areas such as financial management, leadership, marketing, and strategic management, while also enhancing your ability to manage employment relations in a culturally diverse context.

Highlights

• Develop core business skills and strengthen your expertise in financial management, leadership, marketing, strategic management, and more, preparing you for a leadership role in the tourism industry. 

• Explore sustainable tourism practices and how to integrate them into business strategies, ensuring responsible management of the tourism sector. 

• Benefit from Griffith's connections with major tourism and hospitality industry leaders, gaining practical insights through guest lectures and hands-on experiences. 

• Learn how to manage employment relations in a culturally diverse environment and develop a deep understanding of the global tourism market, including service standards and competitive dynamics. 

• Master the tools and systems used in the tourism and hospitality sectors, ensuring you graduate with the practical skills and knowledge employers are looking for.

Work-integrated learning

• All students will have the opportunity to undertake a work-integrated learning activity in this degree programme. These activities integrate theoretical learning with its application in the workplace. 

• The inclusion of work-integrated learning activities in the degree programme demonstrates Griffith's commitment to preparing its graduates for success in their working life.

Career opportunities

You will be prepared for work in a range of international tourism and hotel management roles, including in hotel and resort groups and the accommodation sector.  

• Explore opportunities in independent restaurants and internationally recognised chains. 

• Work with entertainment and leisure providers, such as theme parks. 

• Find roles with suppliers of goods and services to the hospitality industry. 

• Pursue careers in airlines and travel-related businesses. 

• Contribute to local, state and federal tourism and regional planning authorities.