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Bachelor of Arts in Hospitality and Tourism Management

Covers H&T management with a focus on accommodations, food service, and events.

The Bachelor of Arts in Hospitality and Tourism Management program prepares students for management roles in global hospitality organizations, offering a flexible curriculum with specializations in areas like room accommodations, food service, and event planning.

Learning Outcomes

Understand principles of hospitality service excellence.
Apply theories to hospitality and tourism operations, including marketing, law, and strategic planning.
Gain insight into current issues affecting hospitality and tourism industries.
Apply strategic management principles to achieve operational goals.
Evaluate hospitality characteristics in the global context.
Critically discuss service quality models in hospitality and tourism.

Career Outcomes / Potential Career Paths

Graduates are equipped for management positions in global hospitality organizations, specializing in areas such as room accommodations, food service, and event planning.

Program Structure

Explore the detailed program structure, including core subjects and a diverse range of electives.
The total credits required for this program is 120 credits.

Course Requirements

This program has the following course requirements:

Core Courses

Students must complete all the required core courses (48 Credits). Each course is valued as 3 Credits

BHIT 117 :

Marketing for Hospitality and Tourism

(3 Credits)

BHIT 205 :

Information Technology for Strategic Tourism Management

Revenue Management for Hospitality Industry

(3 Credits)

BHIT 226 :

Tourism and Community Development

(3 Credits)

BHIT 304 :

Leadership in Hospitality and Tourism

(3 Credits)

BHIT 311 :

Business Writing for Hospitality Industry

Quality Management for Hospitality Industry

(3 Credits)

BHIT 423 :

Global Issues in Travel and Tourism

(3 Credits)

BHIT 435 :

Legal Aspects of Hospitality and Tourism Management

(3 Credits)

BHIT 444 :

Managerial Accounting for the Hospitality Industry

(3 Credits)

BHT 100 :

Introduction to Tourism and Hospitality Management

(3 Credits)

BHT 110 :

Sustainability in Tourism and Hospitality

Capstone Project for Undergraduate Studies

(3 Credits)

Business Core Courses

Students must complete all seven business core courses (21 Credits). Each course is valued as 3 Credits

BUS 100 :

Introduction to Business

Strategies in Decision Making

Business Enterprise Management

Electives

This program does not offer elective courses; the curriculum is structured without optional selections.

General Requirements

Students must complete 51 Credits from General Education Courses distributed as follows. Each course is valued as 3 Credits.

English Courses (9 Credits)

Undergraduate students must complete all three courses from English section

ENG 101 :

English Composition II

(3 Credits)

ENG 100 :

English Composition I

Communications (9 Credits)

Undergraduate students must complete all the three courses from Communication section

Business Communication II

(3 Credits)

COM 210 :

Business Communication I

(3 Credits)

Humanities (6 Credits)

Undergraduate students must complete two courses from Humanities section

PHIL 100 :

Introduction to Philosophy

Natural Science (3 Credits)

Undergraduate students must complete one course from Natural Science section

CHEM 110 :

Introduction to Chemistry

(3 Credits)

BIO 100 :

Principles of Biology

(3 Credits)

Mathematics (3 Credits)

Undergraduate students must complete the following course from Mathematics section

MTH 257 :

College Algebra

(3 Credits)

History (9 Credits)

Undergraduate students must complete three courses from History section

HIS 218 :

Western Civilizations II

(3 Credits)

HIS 217 :

Western Civilization I

Social and Behavioral Sciences (9 Credits)

Undergraduate students must complete three courses from Social and Behavioral Sciences section

POL 100 :

Introduction to Political Science

(3 Credits)

SOC 110 :

Introduction to Sociology

(3 Credits)

PSY 100 :

Introduction to Psychology

(3 Credits)

Computer Science (3 Credits)

Undergraduate students must complete the following course from Computer Science section

CIS 100:

Introduction to Computer

(3 Credits)

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Deadlines

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

How long does it typically take to complete an undergraduate program?

Most of our undergraduate programs are designed to be completed in four years of full-time study. However, the duration can vary based on the specific program and individual student circumstances, including part-time enrollment or transfer credits.

Can I transfer credits from another institution?

Yes, Charisma University accepts transfer credits from accredited institutions. The number of transferable credits varies depending on the program and the relevance of the courses to the chosen degree. All transfer credits are subject to approval by the admissions office.

Read our Transfer Credits Policy to learn more.

Can I study part-time or take online classes?

Yes, many of our undergraduate programs offer flexible study options, including part-time enrollment and online classes. This flexibility is designed to accommodate the diverse needs and schedules of our students.

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