Explore theoretical and practical elements of the global tourism and events industries.

These courses provide you with a broad understanding of tourism strategies and practices both in Australia and internationally. They enable you to benefit from our strong links to employers through industry-focused study and research.

The program aims to meet the professional development needs of graduates with an interest in tourism and events. It is designed so that you can focus on areas of your special interest or undertake a broad-based program of study.

The specialist areas of study include tourism management and marketing, cultural heritage tourism, heritage tourism, sustainable tourism development, tourism and interpretation, and event design and management.

The general program of study allows you to choose topics to meet individual interests and needs, as well as topics relevant to a wide range of workplaces in the tourism and events industries.

The program aims to provide you with an increased level of theoretical knowledge, research skills and practical skills necessary for understanding issues and applying that knowledge in ways that match emerging trends and employment needs within the sector.

Graduates are suitable for careers in areas such as tourism product development, sustainability planning and event management. 

Potential occupations include:

• business development manager
• cultural tourism officer
• events and sponsorship manager
• corporate groups consultant.

Potential employers include:

• convention/exhibition centres
• regional tourism authorities
• local, state, and federal agencies
• museums, zoos and botanic gardens.