About the course

This degree is engineered to enable you to unlock and develop skills in the business, marketing and management of adventure tourism operations. You will also learn in a stimulating environment and study in a location where the opportunities for adventure are unparalleled, allowing you to understand this young industry in its development. This degree scheme offering is unique in combining tourism management modules with technical adventure skills and/or leadership qualifications. It is suitable for those with existing outdoor adventure skills and those who aspire to develop such skills. In choosing to study BSc Tourism Management at Aberystwyth Business School you will explore the development, operation and impacts of both domestic and international tourism. You will focus on contemporary issues facing the industry including changing market trends and the fast-growing adventure sector, challenges facing destinations, how to manage tourism in a more sustainable manner, and how to effectively market the sector using contemporary methods.The BSc Tourism Management degree is accredited by The Tourist Management Institute (TMI).

　　This degree is engineered for those wanting a career in tourism, the world's biggest industry. Study in location that is a stone throw away from some of the iconic tourist attractions namely, Snowdonia, Zip World Velocity, outdoor biking attractions and the Cardigan coast line. You will be taught by enthusiastic staff who are experts in the adventure tourism sector. During your degree, skills such as communication, time management, objective Scholarships - View all scholarships Internships

　　

Start dates and prices

Course fees are indicative and should be used as a guide. Speak to a counsellor to get an accurate price.

　　Duration: 3 Year(s)Fees: Not available

Intake	Location
Semester 1 (September), 2024	Aberystwyth

　　

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