At Lincoln University College, our Bachelor in Tourism Management program is designed for students aspiring to excel in the dynamic hospitality industry. The program aims to develop graduates with a comprehensive understanding of key concepts and perspectives within the tourism industry. It equips them with the ability to source, analyse, and critically assess information related to physical features, attractions, and the environmental impact of events. Designed to be industry-focused, the program prepares graduates to operate effectively as professionals in promoting tourism at both local and global levels. Specialization areas within the program include travel, event management, recreation, and entertainment management.

Lincoln University College provide our students with a solid foundation in core management principles and operational skills essential for thriving in today’s competitive hospitality industry. Our experienced faculty offers a well-rounded mix of practical and theoretical training, ensuring that students gain the knowledge and abilities required to manage diverse sectors within the hospitality field. This comprehensive approach prepares graduates to lead hospitality operations with confidence, positioning them for future leadership roles in their careers.

The focus of a Bachelor in Tourism Management program is to prepare students with the knowledge, skills, and practical experience needed to succeed in the tourism and hospitality industry. Key areas of study typically include:

1. Tourism Industry Dynamics: Understanding the structure and functioning of the tourism industry, including travel agencies, tour operators, airlines, hotels, and other service providers.
2. Sustainable Tourism: Emphasis on the importance of sustainable and eco-friendly tourism practices that minimize environmental impact and promote local culture and communities.
3. Hospitality Management: Developing skills in managing hotels, resorts, restaurants, and event organizations, covering customer service, marketing, operations, and financial management.
4. Cultural and Heritage Tourism: Exploring the role of cultural heritage in tourism, learning how to manage and promote cultural assets to attract tourists while preserving their authenticity.
5. Tourism Marketing and Promotion: Focusing on marketing strategies tailored to tourism businesses, including digital marketing, destination branding, and customer relationship management.
6. Event and Conference Management: Learning how to plan, organize, and execute large-scale events and conferences, a vital part of tourism management.
7. Tourism Policy and Planning: Gaining insight into how governments and organizations develop policies and plans to support the tourism industry at national and regional levels.
8. Entrepreneurship in Tourism: Encouraging entrepreneurial thinking, innovation, and business development in tourism, from starting new ventures to managing small businesses in the sector.

Graduates are typically prepared for careers in tourism management, hotel administration, event planning, travel consultancy, and destination marketing, among others.

Bachelor in Tourism Management is designed to prepare students for careers in international markets by offering International case studies on business challenges and solutions across different economies.

Career support for Bachelor in Tourism Management students

• Career services: Lincoln Business School provide dedicated career services that help students connect with multinational employers through recruitment events, recruitment agency and career fairs.
• Alumni networks: Strong global alumni networks are common in Lincoln Business School, allowing students to connect with graduates working in diverse industries worldwide.

A Bachelor in Tourism Management is well-suited for individuals with the following interests and career aspirations:

1. Passion for Travel and Culture: Those who enjoy exploring new destinations, learning about different cultures, and understanding how the tourism industry impacts global and local communities.
2. Interest in Hospitality and Customer Service: Anyone who enjoys providing excellent service and interacting with people from diverse backgrounds, whether in hotels, restaurants, or other tourism-related sectors.
3. Aspiring Tourism Entrepreneurs: Individuals who dream of starting their own travel-related businesses, such as travel agencies, tour operations, or boutique hotels, will benefit from the business and entrepreneurial aspects of the program.
4. People-Oriented Individuals: Those who thrive in social environments, enjoy working with teams, and excel in communication, problem-solving, and interpersonal relationships, as these skills are crucial in tourism and hospitality.
5. Future Event and Conference Managers: Students who are interested in organizing events, conferences, or festivals, particularly those with a tourism or hospitality focus, should consider this program for its event management components.
6. Sustainability Advocates: People who are passionate about sustainable tourism practices, eco-tourism, and responsible travel that benefits local environments and communities.
7. Career-Minded Individuals: Those aiming for a career in hotel management, travel agencies, tourism boards, airlines, resorts, and other travel-related fields.
8. Strong Organizational Skills: Those who have or wish to develop strong organizational and planning abilities, as the tourism industry requires effective logistics management and coordination of services.

Overall, this program is ideal for individuals looking to build a career in the dynamic and globally connected field of tourism and hospitality.

• Faculty in Bachelor in Tourism Management program often have extensive international experience, bringing a wealth of knowledge from global corporations, international research, and consulting roles. 
• Faculty of Business boast a diverse faculty with professionals who have worked in multinational corporations across continents and industries.  This global expertise ensures that students gain a real-world understanding of how business is conducted across different cultures and regions.

• The upcoming intakes for the Bachelor in Tourism Management program are in March, July, and November.
• These multiple entry points provide flexibility for applicants to start the program at a time that best suits their schedule.

English Language Proficiency

• International students must have proof of good proficiency in verbal and written English. For example, International English Language Testing System (IELTS) score of 5.5 or its equivalent.
• If a student does not meet this requirement, HEPs must offer English proficiency courses to ensure that the student’s proficiency is sufficient to meet the needs of the program.

Yes, the Intensive English Program is available for students who don’t meet the requirement. Successful completion allows for admission to degrees.

Test scores are valid for two years from the test date.

Submit them along with your application or by the deadline outlined by the university.