Bachelor of Science (Honours) - International Tourism and Hospitality Management with Foundation year

The Foundation Year gives students experience of applying what they study to the solution of real-world problems. In this way, it gives them the necessary skills for further academic study, inquiry and problem-solving, and helps them become an independent learner. International Tourism and Hospitality Management in Canterbury - a UNESCO World Heritage city with a thriving tourism industry and hospitality industry. Undertaking a tourism and hospitality degree in Canterbury will enlighten students' studies as they work within such a popular UK destination. On this dynamic, practical course, students will engage with a variety of topics, such as dark tourism, marketing, gastronomy and sustainability, which will enable them to gain a deep and thorough understanding of the industry.

What’s more, students will delve into the ethics of international tourism management, and go on overseas trips during their first and second year. This fully funded module will allow students to explore areas of study that they’ve researched throughout their course, including the impact of tourism, hotel management, and cultural policy. To enhance students' work experience with an internship or voluntary work – the teaching staff are wholly supportive of students undertaking roles that will benefit their studies. Students will also have the opportunity to get involved with the Tourism and Events Research Hub, which is committed to furthering research in this expanding and ever-evolving sector.