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Bachelor of Commerce (B.Comm)

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Tourism Management (TMGT)

School of Hospitality and Tourism Management, College of Social and Applied Human Sciences.

As the world's largest industry, tourism encompasses a wide range of public and private enterprises that require knowledgeable and talented management professionals. The program in Tourism Management builds on a strong base of hospitality management courses (human resources management, accounting, finance, cost controls, hotel operations). In conjunction with these courses the program provides specialized courses dealing with the economic, social, cultural and environmental aspects of the industry as well as the critical functions of tourism marketing, distribution, planning and development. In addition, there are opportunities to develop expertise in eco-tourism and international tourism operations. The study of languages is a core component of this program. Verified work experience in the hospitality and tourism industry is required for students to be eligible to graduate. Group work is a significant part of core credit work.

For this major, 14.50 of the 20.00 credits are specified as core requirements, 3.00 as restricted electives (List A and List B), and the remaining 2.50 as electives.

Major

Semester 1

ECON*1050	[0.50]	Introductory Microeconomics
GEOG*1220	[0.50]	Human Impact on the Environment
HTM*1000	[0.50]	Introduction to Hospitality and Tourism Management
PSYC*1200	[0.50]	Dynamics of Behaviour
0.50 from List A

Semester 2

ECON*1100	[0.50]	Introductory Macroeconomics
HTM*2000	[0.50]	Hospitality and Tourism Purchasing Management
HTM*2010	[0.50]	Hospitality and Tourism Business Communications
HTM*2100	[0.50]	Lodging Operations
0.50 from List A

Semester 3

AGEC*2220	[0.50]	Financial Accounting
COST*2020	[0.50]	Information Management
ECON*2310	[0.50]	Intermediate Microeconomics
HTM*3100	[0.50]	Dimensions of Tourism
0.50 from List B or elective

Semester 4

HTM*2030	[0.50]	Control Systems in the Hospitality and Tourism Industry
HTM*2200	[0.50]	Organizational Design and Effectiveness
STAT*2060	[0.50]	Statistics for Business Decisions
1.00 from List B or electives

Semester 5

COST*3040	[0.50]	Business and Consumer Law
HTM*3070	[0.50]	Hospitality and Tourism Management Accounting
HTM*3080	[0.50]	Marketing in the Hospitality Industry
HTM*3160	[0.50]	Destination Management and Marketing
0.50 from List B or elective

Semester 6

AGEC*3320	[0.50]	Financial Management
AGEC*4360	[0.50]	Marketing Research
HTM*3000	[0.50]	Human Resources Management
HTM*3120	[0.50]	Operations Analysis in the Hospitality and Tourism Industry
0.50 from List B or elective

Semester 7

ECON*3560	[0.50]	Theory of Finance
HTM*4100	[0.50]	Developing Managerial Skills
HTM*4190	[0.50]	Hospitality and Tourism Operations Planning
1.00 from List B or electives

Semester 8

HTM*4170	[0.50]	International Tourism Development and Management
HTM*4200	[0.50]	Policy Issues in Hospitality and Tourism Management
UNIV*3500	[0.50]	Recreation and Tourism Planning
1.00 from List B or electives

Restricted Electives

List A - Choose 2 courses (1.00 credits) from any 1 subgroup

FREN*1000	[0.50]	Understanding the French Speaking World
FREN*1090	[0.50]	Basic French: Reading
FREN*1100	[0.50]	Basic French: Listening
FREN*1110	[0.50]	Elementary French
FREN*1200	[0.50]	French Language I
FREN*2020	[0.50]	France: Literature and Society
FREN*2030	[0.50]	French Language II
FREN*2060	[0.50]	Quebec: Literature and Society
FREN*2540	[0.50]	Spoken French: Theory and Practice
FREN*3530	[0.50]	Business French

GERM*1100	[0.50]	Introductory German I
GERM*1110	[0.50]	Introductory German II
GERM*2240	[0.50]	Germany Through the Ages
GERM*2400	[0.50]	Contemporary Germany
GERM*2490	[0.50]	Intermediate German I
GERM*2500	[0.50]	Intermediate German II
GERM*2560	[0.50]	Themes in German Literature/Culture

ITAL*1060	[0.50]	Introductory Italian I
ITAL*1070	[0.50]	Introductory Italian II
ITAL*2060	[0.50]	Intermediate Italian I
ITAL*2070	[0.50]	Intermediate Italian II

SPAN*1100	[0.50]	Introductory Spanish
SPAN*1110	[0.50]	Intermediate Spanish
SPAN*2000	[0.50]	Spanish Language I
SPAN*2010	[0.50]	Spanish Language II
SPAN*2040	[0.50]	Spanish Civilization
SPAN*3080	[0.50]	Spanish American Culture
Students interested in satisfying the language requirement in a language other than those listed above should seek the advice of the School of Hospitality and Tourism Management departmental advisor.

List B

In addition to the 14.50 required credits and 1.00 List A restricted elective credits listed above, students must also take a minimum of 2.00 restricted elective credits from the following list, throughout the program. Students may choose to explore a variety of subjects or may choose to study an area related to their major in some depth. Restricted electives are listed below and have been grouped into major subject areas which are related to the professional interests of the Tourism Management major. Students may, however, choose restricted electives from any of those listed without regard to the categories.

Courses related to eco-tourism:
AGEC*2700	[0.50]	Survey of Natural Resource Economics
AGEC*4290	[0.50]	Land Economics
AGEC*4310	[0.50]	Resource Economics
ECON*2100	[0.50]	Economic Growth and Environmental Quality
GEOG*2210	[0.50]	Environment and Resources
GEOG*3490	[0.50]	Tourism and Environment
PHIL*2070	[0.50]	Philosophy of the Environment
POLS*3370	[0.50]	Environmental Policy Formation and Administration
Courses related to international tourism:
ECON*2650	[0.50]	Introductory Development Economics
ECON*3620	[0.50]	International Trade
ECON*4830	[0.50]	Economic Development
GEOG*3490	[0.50]	Tourism and Environment
HTM*2740	[0.50]	Cultural Aspects of Food
REXT*3060	[0.50]	International Communication
Courses for those interested in developing tourism related real estate:
COST*1800	[0.50]	Housing and Community Planning
COST*2820	[0.50]	Housing Finance
COST*3890	[0.50]	Property Management
COST*4820	[0.50]	Real Estate Appraisal
GEOG*3490	[0.50]	Tourism and Environment
LARC*2820	[0.50]	Urban and Regional Planning
Courses dealing with the social and economic environment of business:
ECON*2410	[0.50]	Intermediate Macroeconomics
PHIL*1010	[0.50]	Social and Political Issues
PHIL*2600	[0.50]	Business and Professional Ethics
POLS*1400	[0.50]	Public Management and Administration
Courses dealing with human behaviour particularly as related to work and work groups:
ANTH*1150	[0.50]	Anthropology
ANTH*2160	[0.50]	Social Anthropology
ECON*2200	[0.50]	Industrial Relations
HTM*4390	[0.50]	Individuals and Groups in Organizations
PSYC*2310	[0.50]	Introduction to Social Psychology
PSYC*3060	[0.50]	Occupational Health Psychology
PSYC*3070	[0.50]	Psychology in Human Resource Management
PSYC*3080	[0.50]	Organizational Psychology
Courses dealing with marketing and consumer behaviour:
AGEC*4370	[0.50]	Marketing Management
COST*1000	[0.50]	Introduction to Marketing Management
COST*2600	[0.50]	Fundamentals of Consumer Behaviour
COST*3600	[0.50]	Consumer Information Processes
COST*3620	[0.50]	Advertising Management
COST*4050	[0.50]	Consumer, Business and Government Relations
Courses related to Hospitality and Tourism Management:
HTM*2740	[0.50]	Cultural Aspects of Food
HTM*3060	[0.50]	Lodging Management
HTM*3090	[1.00]	Foodservice Operations Management
HTM*3200	[0.50]	Club Management Operations
HTM*3780	[0.50]	Economics of Food Usage
HTM*4050	[0.50]	Beverage Management I
HTM*4110	[0.50]	Restaurant Operations
HTM*4120	[0.50]	Hospitality Business Management
HTM*4130	[0.50]	Current Management Topics
HTM*4140	[0.50]	Current Management Topics
HTM*4150	[0.50]	Current Management Topics
HTM*4180	[0.50]	Beverage Management II
HTM*4390	[0.50]	Individuals and Groups in Organizations
HTM*4500	[0.50]	Special Study in Hospitality and Tourism
Courses related to accounting and administration:
AGEC*2230	[0.50]	Management Accounting
AGEC*3310	[0.50]	Operations Management
AGEC*3330	[0.50]	Intermediate Accounting
AGEC*4250	[0.50]	Business Policy
AGEC*4410	[0.50]	Sales and Sales Management
COST*2100	[0.50]	Personal Financial Management
Other restricted electives:
CHEM*1100	[0.50]	Chemistry Today
CIS*1000	[0.50]	Introduction to Computer Applications
COST*3010	[0.50]	Quality Management
ENGL*1410	[0.50]	Major English Writers
PHIL*2100	[0.50]	Critical Thinking
REXT*3040	[0.50]	Communication Process
Note: Students may also select up to 1.00 additional credits from List A language courses as restricted electives.

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