Bachelor of Tourism Management at UTS? (1 Viewer)

[nessc26]

I am in desperate need of help in figuring this out- I would be incredibly thankful if someone could answer these questions!

1) Does UTS have a good reputation for business subjects?

2) Does anyone know how good the reputation and the degree of Bachelor of Tourism Management is and the employability of its graduates?

3) Would it be more advantageous to study a Bachelor of Business and major in Tourism Management and something else at UTS, or simply study the Bachelor of Tourism Management
(Bachelor of Business offers more widespread employment opportunities but I am not at all good at mathematics/financial subjects)

4) The Bachelor of Business at UTS can be studied at either their Kuringai or city campus – the ATAR is much higher for the city campus. Does the choice of campus affect the degree in any other way?

thanks!

 

[will_]

1) yes, even better than usyd

2) its highly regarded, since such a degree is offered at only few universities.

3) the bachelor of tourism management is more direct and i would recommend that over tourism management as part of the business degree.

4) no it does not, it only effects the quality of the social life you will experience.

 

[nessc26]

I think I read a little while ago on a whirlpool forum about the Bachelor of Tourism Management and how its really hard to get a job after graduation...?

 

[Sathius005]

Bachelor of Tourism Management is for those who wish to be on the unemployment Que. I suggest that you do Bachelor of Business at Kuringai Campus. It pays enormous dividends to do Bachelor of Business at UTS. UTS is predicted to be in the top three business schools in Australia by 2020.