From the successful completion of studying principles and practice in tourism, hospitality and events and personal management development, the student progresses onto a specific period of internship within the industry. Appropriate work experience, upon which reflective practice may be gathered in any of the four different, yet complementary, forms of independent student learning, exists, each reliant upon the individual’s specific knowledge, personal interest and independent/ professional career goal. The four forms of industrial practice are: a period of work placement within industry, the opportunity to mentor/shadow key personnel, contribution to a specific consultancy initiative or involvement within an active project management scheme. The idustry links provide scope for organisations to sponsor diligent scholars wishing to undertake this programme.

Bachelor’s degree or equivalent (Lower Second Class). Some knowledge of management, business or relevant industry experience desirable. IELTS 6.5 or equivalent (if applicable).