INTERNATIONAL

Bachelor of Tourism, Hospitality and Events Management

CRICOS Code: 099074G
National Code: CRS1400588

2025 start

Description

Advance your career with this comprehensive degree in tourism, hospitality, and events management. Secure your future as a leader in these exciting and in-demand sectors. Develop your skills and experience across leadership, finance, marketing, human resources, entrepreneurship, strategic planning, and risk management in addition to industry specific electives. You’ll graduate with industry focused management skills with live case studies, industry projects and placement opportunities. These real-world experiences will give you the skills and confidence employers are seeking in these dynamic and fast-paced industries. Study at the Regency International Centre, a specially-designed, world-class training facility right here in Adelaide. From tourism packages, conferences and events to restaurants, hotels and resorts, advance your career in tourism, hospitality, and events management. You choose where your career will take you with TAFE SA.

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Duration (incl. holidays)

Semester(s)

Teaching Duration

Example Career Profiles

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156 weeks

120 weeks

Event Manager

, Hotel Manager

Hotel Manager

, Tourism or Travel Manager

Tourism or Travel Manager

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Entry Recommendations
This is an academic degree, with minimal practical skills experience. If you want more practical experience, we recommend that you complete one of Diploma of Hospitality Management, Events Management or Tourism and Travel Management, or the Advanced Diploma of Hospitality Management. These courses are a direct pathway to the Bachelor degree and students receive credits towards the Bachelor degree (depending on the qualification and subjects studied).

Attendance Requirements (subject to change)

Classes for this course are on-campus, supported by online learning.
You will need to complete self directed study and research outside of class time.
If you choose the Entrepreneurs Challenge elective, you will be able to participate in the Australian E-Challenge competition through the University of Adelaide.

Industry Conditions and Skills
You will need to have basic computing skills for class work and online learning. Teamwork and collaboration skills and the ability to manage your own study are needed.

Additional Uniforms, Equipment and Costs

Textbooks (print, electronic, hired or pre-loved versions purchased by the student at their choice of supplier).
Approximate cost for the qualification up to $1,200.00 (electronic version).
Name badge $7.50
Consumables fee for the (optional) Sensory Analysis of Food and Wine elective, $150
Some excursions may include additional costs
Neat, casual attire is appropriate

Vocational Placements
There is no compulsory vocational placement. Students can choose the (optional) elective Professional Practice which requires 75 hours in industry.

Fees

Full Fee

$40,263

Fees vary depending on subjects you enrol into. TAFE SA and their agents reserve the right to make any changes necessary. Fee updates will be available prior to offers being made.

How to Apply
International Course - application process

If you are applying from onshore, generally, you will need to apply for an international course to TAFE South Australia at least two months before you want to start your studies in Australia. If you are applying from offshore it is highly recommended that you apply at least four months in advance.

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Note: You must be an International resident to apply for this course. For Australian residents please visit TAFE SA Courses.

Employment Outcomes & Skills Covered

Employment Outcomes

Employment roles of Graduates of this course could be to:
•Run or aspire to run their own business (Sole Trader)
•Run or contribute to the running of a Small business
•Aspire to Middle Management or move up from MiddleManagement (Larger Business/Corporations)

Note: Completion of a TAFE SA course does not guarantee an employment outcome. Formal requirements other than educational qualifications (eg licensing, professional registration), may apply to some occupations.

Qualifications & Skills Covered

Bachelor of Tourism, Hospitality and Events Management (CRS1400588)
This qualification provides students with relevant transferable business skills in areas such as Strategic Planning, Finance, Marketing, International Human Resource Management, Business Research and Business Ethics. The course also provides students with work placement, project opportunities and live cases so skills are put into practice to address current and future needs of the Hospitality, Tourism and Events industry. To complete the qualification you are required to complete all 16 core units and 8 elective units.

90%*
of TAFE SA graduates are satisfied with the overall quality of training.

87%*
of TAFE SA graduates would recommend their training.

* 2023 NCVER Student Outcomes Survey findings

Course Units

Core

Name	Nominal Hours	Subject Code	National Code
Business Relationships	144	SABMR	THEREL502
Business Research Methodology	144	SABMS	THERES701
CAPSTONE: Industry Project	144	SABLN	THECAP701
Entrepreneurship and Innovation	144	SABLS	THEENTR701
Finance for Decision Making	144	SABLX	THEFIN602
Global Business	144	SABLM	THEBUS701
International Human Resource Management	144	SABMA	THEHR703
Introduction to Economics	144	SABLR	THEECO701
Managing Customer Service Excellence	144	SABMH	THEMGT503
Managing Safety and Security	144	SABNB	THEWHS502
Marketing Concepts	144	SABML	THEMKTG602
Operations Planning and Control	144	SABMN	THEOPS502
Principles of Leadership and Management	144	SABMG	THELEAD601
Risk and Compliance Management	144	SABMT	THERISK701
Strategic Planning and Management	144	SABMK	THEMGT702
The Tourism, Hospitality and Events Industries	144	SABMC	THEIND601

Elective

Name	Nominal Hours	Subject Code	National Code
Business Finance	144	SABLY	THEFIN702
Design as a Customer Experience	144	SABLP	THEDES702
Entrepreneurs' Challenge	144	HAAZP	THEENTR702
Event Management	144	SABLT	THEEVNT701
Global Tourism	144	SABMZ	THETOUR701
International Marketing	144	SABMM	THEMKTG701
Managing the Tourist Experience	144	SABNA	THETOUR702
Organisational Behaviour	144	SABMB	THEHR704
Professional Practice	144	SABMP	THEPRAC704
Revenue and Yield Management	144	SABLZ	THEFIN703
Sensory Analysis of Food and Wine	144	SABLL	THESENS701
Sponsorship and Fundraising Events	144	SABLW	THEEVNT702
The Events Industry	144	SABMF	THEIND604
The Hospitality Industry	144	SABMD	THEIND602
The Tourism Industry	144	SABME	THEIND603
Tourism, Hospitality and Event Sustainability	144	SABRN	THESUS701

Living in Adelaide

The city created for students

You will never find another city like Adelaide. With welcoming locals, it is the perfect place for you to study, live and enjoy.

A student city

Adelaide is home to over 30,000 international students and has a strong and growing reputation as an education city. In addition to TAFE SA, Adelaide is home to six world-leading universities: The University of Adelaide, the University of South Australia, Flinders University, Carnegie Mellon University, Torrens University Australia and CQ University Australia.

Safe

Adelaide’s crime rates are the lowest in the country and for that reason, Adelaide has previously been named the safest city in Australia.

Beach Culture

Adelaide’s pristine sandy beaches are just a 20 minute tram ride from the city centre. On hot summer days, you can study in the day and take the tram to have dinner at the beach and watch the sunset with friends.

Live centrally

Accommodation is more affordable in Adelaide than in other cities in Australia making it often possible for students to live in the heart of the city or just outside. This means more time is spent studying and less time travelling.

Delicious!

Adelaide is known for its cafe culture, with more cafes and restaurants by population than any other city in Australia. In recent years, Adelaide has also developed a vibrant and varied bar scene. The city is big enough that you will struggle to visit all of the places you would like to drink and eat in during in your first year of study. Our mix of cultures means there’s likely to be a supermarket that sells food from your home country too.

Easy to get around

Adelaide is a flat city so it is ideal for walking or cycling. Its grid layout makes it almost impossible to get lost! There are free trams and buses around the city centre. International students can show their ID to get cheaper tickets.

Festivals

Adelaide is known for its festivals, which are famous around the world. WOMADelaide, the Adelaide Festival of Arts, Fringe Festival and Cabaret Festival are just some of the international arts and music festivals that keep the city buzzing

Everyone agrees – Adelaide is a great place to live and study

Adelaide is recognised as one of the world’s most liveable cities. In 2014, Lonely Planet’s Best of Travel book ranked Adelaide in the global top ten. For the last four years Adelaide has been ranked one of the most liveable cities in the world by The Economist Intelligence Unit.

Beautiful weather

Adelaide has four distinct seasons, with moderate winters and warm to hot summers. In winter you will need woolly jumpers and jackets and in summer, shorts and t-shirts. The heat in South Australia is dry, rather than humid.