BACHELOR OF ARTS -TOURISM ADMINISTRATION

An exhaustive three-year (6 semesters) undergraduate programme offering in-depth study of theoretical concepts and functional areas in tourism administration. The course covers important concepts, practices, and trends in the subject area. The programme, taking into account that tourism is the world's largest industry and also one of the fastest growing, offers high-quality educational and technical training. The programme deals with different aspects of tourism management, together with business and accounting and management skills.

Given its scope, the programme will benefit anybody (with 10+2 years of formal schooling) keen to gain deep knowledge in the subject area.

SEMESTER 1

  • Tourism Geography
  • Tourism Principles and Concepts
  • Transport Operation and Logistics Management
  • Culture and Heritage Management
  • Business Communication

 SEMESTER 2

  • Environmental Studies
  • Managing Tourism Resources
  • International Tourism and Leisure Management
  • Travel Agency and Tour Operation Management
  • Itinerary Design and Tour Packaging

SEMESTER 3

  • Destination Planning and Development
  • Tourism Technology and Automation
  • Behavioural Science
  • Economics of Tourism
  • World Tourism Destination-I (Europe and Americas)

SEMESTER 4

  • Medical and Health Tourism
  • World Tourism Destination-II (Asia, Africa and Australia)
  • Customer Care and Interpersonal Skills in Tourism
  • Airline Ticketing and CRS
  • Fundamentals of Accounting in Tourism
  • Tourism and Hospitality Marketing

SEMESTER 5

  • Tourist Behaviour and Environment
  • Professional Ethics
  • Tourism Research Methods
  • Ethical and Legal Aspects in Tourism
  • MICE Management
  • Ecology, Environment and Sustainable Tourism
  • Introduction to Aviation and Airport Management

SEMESTER 6

  • Dissertation
  • Managing People in Tourism
  • Travel Journalism and Media Operations
  • Tourism Planning and Policy
  • Accommodation Management
  • Entrepreneurship Development in Tourism