University of Johannesburg Offers Tourism & Hospitality Courses


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Did you know that you can study Tourism and Hospitality at the University of Johannesburg? Well, now you do. UJ has had great achievements when it comes to their Tourism and Hospitality school.


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Did you know that you can study Tourism and Hospitality at the University of Johannesburg? Well, now you do. UJ has had great achievements when it comes to their Tourism and Hospitality school.

UJ's School of Tourism and Hospitality is a vibrant, multicultural and dynamic School and delivers academic excellence. They endeavour to develop sought after, future-fit leaders who create legacies.

The University has said, "Given the number of highly successful alumni who have graduated from the STH and who have indeed created legacies in the tourism and hospitality industry, both nationally and internationally, our passion is our reality."

UJ has scored first in Tourism and Leisure studies in South Africa and on the continent by QS ranking while also ranking 34th globally, (only African university), for Hospitality and Tourism Management. 

UJ's School of Tourism and Hospitality offers recognized, exceptional higher education qualifications, by providing varied tourism and hospitality qualifications.

Courses

  • Bachelor's Degree Tourism Development and Management (3 years)
    • The purpose of the Bachelor of Tourism Development and Management is to provide graduates with information andskills within an inter-disciplinary tourism environment to be able to demonstrate evidence of independent cognitive and applied research skills.
  • National Diploma: Tourism Management (3 years)
    • The purpose of the programme is to ensure that the qualifying learner will be competent in consistently using a variety of technical, managerial and personal skills and strategies in the everyday running of a tourism enterprise.
  • Bachelor's Degree Tourism Development and Management (3 years)
    • The purpose of the Bachelor of Tourism Development and Management is to provide graduates with information and skills within an inter-disciplinary tourism environment to be able to demonstrate evidence of independent cognitive and applied research skills.
  • BA Honours Tourism Development (1/2 years)
    • The primacy purpose of this qualification is to consolidate and deepen the learner's expertise in Tourism Development by developing a coherent and critical understanding of the principles and theories of Tourism Development.
  • Bachelor's Degree Hospitality Management (3 years)
    • The aim of the qualification is to provide prospective graduates with intellectual and theoretical knowledge as well as practical-workplace related managerial and leadership skills required for entry level professionals in the public and private hospitality environment.
  • Diploma: Food and Beverage Operations (3 years)
    • The successful food and beverage operations student will possess the appropriate knowledge, technical and personal skills and attitudes to work effectively, efficiently and sustainably at operational and supervisory levels within the food and beverage industry.

View the College of Business and Economics Undergraduate Courses and programmes here.

 

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