MAJORS

To receive an undergraduate diploma in Tourism Management students must fulfill the requirements of a major offered by the DEU Tourism Management Undergraduate program which are in line with career options in tourism sector. In order to declare a major, students must have probation for at least fifty (50) working days in the field and select – fulfill the requirements of at least six (6) major elective courses below delineated for the major

• HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT
• TOURISM AND RECREATION

In order to declare a major in one of these areas of specializations, in addition to compulsory courses, students must have probation for at least 50 working days in the field and select – fulfill the requirements of at least six major elective courses below delineated for the major. Majors received will be affirmed in diploma supplements.

MAJOR IN HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT

Degrees in hospitality management may also be referred to as hotel management, hotel and tourism management, or hotel administration.  In the work sense, it refers to management and management needs of hotels, restaurants, travel agencies, and other institutions in the hospitality industry. International hospitality corporations such as Marriott, Hilton Worldwide, Hyatt offer internship programs as well as management training programs and direct placements for students majoring in Hospitality and Tourism Management.

ELECTIVE COURSES FOR MAJOR IN HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT

MAJOR IN TOURISM AND RECREATION 

Tourism and Recreation specializes in the planning and management of parks, recreation and sport areas and facilities, tourism attractions and leisure activities in a range of environments for all age groups and lifestyles. In other words, Tourism and Recreation focuses on a core of recreation and tourism management skills that provide the expertise and knowledge development a student will need to succeed in the industry such as administrative skills, critical thinking, communication, program planning, leadership and supervisory. Graduates are prepared for management and administrative positions in areas such as guiding and interpretive services, tour companies, government agencies, lodges and outfitters, municipal and regional tourism agencies, economic development agencies and also in business entrepreneurship.

ELECTIVE COURSES FOR MAJOR IN TOURISM AND RECREATION

MINORS

DEU Faculty of Business Tourism Management Department offers 3 minors to students who are interested diversifying their career options trough the field of Tourism Management. Students enrolled in any one of the DEU Faculty of Business departments other than Tourism Management might apply and receive a minor in Destination Management fulfilling the requirements in minor program regulations. Minors offered by the department are;

• MINOR IN DESTINATION MANAGEMENT
• MINOR IN EVENT MANAGEMENT
• MINOR IN INTERNATIONAL HOTEL MANAGEMENT

Curriculum Plan for Business Faculty Students Aiming to Minor in Destination Management Program within the Tourism Management Department

Curriculum Plan for Business Faculty Students Aiming to Minor in Hotel Management Program within the Tourism Management Department 

Curriculum Plan for Business Faculty Students Aiming to Minor in Event Management Program within the Tourism Management Department

 TOURISM MANAGEMENT DOUBLE MAJOR

For Business Administration students who will be pursuing a Double Major in Tourism Management (starting from the 2025/26 academic year)

For Economics students who will be pursuing a Double Major in Tourism Management (starting from the 2025/26 academic year)

For International Relations students who will be pursuing a double major in Tourism Management (starting from the 2025/26 academic year)

For International Trade and Business students who will be pursuing a Double Major in Tourism Management (starting from the 2025/26 academic year)

Tourism Management

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