Bachelor of Commerce (Tourism and Hospitality)

What You Will Learn

This program combines a strong business foundation with specialized knowledge in tourism and hospitality management. You will start by exploring core business principles such as Financial Decision Making, Strategic Career Design, and analytics. As you progress, you will dive into discipline-specific units like Managing Tourism Destinations, Hospitality Experience, and Responsible Tourism Management. These subjects teach you how to design quality visitor experiences and manage complex service operations while responding to modern trends like sustainability and digital marketing. 

The Student Experience

As a student in this program, you will balance academic theory with practical, real-world application. The classroom environment is collaborative, reflecting the social nature of the tourism industry. You can expect a steady pace that challenges your problem-solving skills, especially during industry-linked projects where you might work on real client briefs. The interaction style is professional yet engaging, often involving guest speakers from the hospitality sector and group workshops that simulate management scenarios. 

Life on Campus and Industry Connections

Studying tourism and hospitality at Curtin means being part of a globally recognized business school. Your learning isn't confined to textbooks; it involves site visits, fieldwork, and the opportunity for a Business Internship or international study tour in your final year. This hands-on culture helps you build a professional network before you even graduate. The Perth campus environment is vibrant and diverse, mirroring the multicultural nature of the global travel industry you are preparing to enter. 

Your Future Career

This course is certified by the UN World Tourism Organisation (UNWTO) TedQual program, ensuring your degree meets international quality standards. You will be uniquely prepared for leadership roles in luxury resorts, airlines, event management companies, and tourism boards. Whether you want to manage a five-star hotel, organize international festivals, or develop sustainable travel policies, the mix of business acumen and specialized hospitality skills gives you a competitive edge in a growing global market.