Hospitality
Bachelor of Business (Hospitality Management)
What you’ll learn
- Project Management
- Planning and Designing Hospitality Venues
- Global Innovations and Trends
- HR management and leadership
- Management in a global environment
- Marketing fundamentals
- Specialist hospitality field of your choice
Ideal for:
Want a hospitality career that goes above and beyond? The Bachelor of Business (Hospitality Management) is perfect for those wanting to gain experience relevant to food and beverage sector as well as hotel and resort management. Travel the world with your extensive knowledge!
Bachelor of Business (Tourism Management)
What you’ll learn
- Tourism concepts
- Business and management principles
- Learn from industry experts
- Current issues in Tourism
- Visitor economy
- HR management and leadership
Ideal for:
Those seeking a management career within the fast growing Tourism sector. The Bachelor of Business (Tourism Management) will equip you with the knowledge and skills to work within a variety of roles across the industry. Fancy travelling Australia or the World with your skill set? Then a tourism management course might be the right course for you.
English Language Direct Entry Program
What you’ll learn
- Authentic English in context
- Jargon and hospitality acronyms
- Hospitality orientated English
- Practical English, applied to your desired career
Ideal for:
Those wanting to learn or improve their English, classes use a range of authentic language and you could find yourself learning how to mix cocktails or visiting the William Blue kitchens to learn the language that you will use in your professional life.
Diploma of Business (Hospitality Management)
What you’ll learn
- Research and academic skills
- Management of service contexts
- Management in a global environment
- Visitor economy
- HR management and leadership
- Marketing fundamentals
- Business accounting
Ideal for:
Interested in hospitality management with a business focus? During this course you will be introduced to hospitality concepts, discover business and management principles and gain the knowledge, skills and experience of hospitality operations. As a graduate, you will have an opportunity for an exciting role in many areas of the industry and beyond.
Bachelor of Culinary Management
What you’ll learn
- Learn the art of management in a culinary context
- Advanced kitchen operations
- Learn cooking techniques required for a range of cuisines
- Practical skills to create masterpiece dishes
- Ethics & Sustainability in the industry
- Practical experience within William Blue dining
- Planning & Design of Venues
- Skills to manage restaurant service
- Management in a global environment
- Marketing & Business Communications
- Wine & Beverage Management
Ideal for:
Those with a passion for incredible food and creating amazing dining experiences. You’ll graduate with advanced culinary skills required to forge a promising career. Culinary Management offers practical restaurant experience and in-depth knowledge of the various cuisines of the world, as well as the tools to grow and shape your own culinary business adventure.
Associate Degree of Culinary Management
What you’ll learn
- Learn cooking techniques required for a range of cuisines
- Practical skills to create masterpiece dishes
- Practical experience within William Blue dining
- Business Communication & Marketing Fundamentals
- Customer Experience Management
- Menu Design
- Advanced kitchen operations
- Profound knowledge of kitchen service and management skills
Ideal for:
Those with a passion for incredible food and creating amazing dining experiences. You'll learn the practical skills required to become a proficient chef who aims to deliver an unforgettable customer experience. Culinary Management offers practical restaurant experience and in-depth knowledge of the various cuisines of the world.
Associate Degree of Business (Hospitality Management)
What you’ll learn
- Research and academic skills
- Management of service contexts
- Management in a global environment
- Visitor economy
- HR management and leadership
- Marketing fundamentals
- Business accounting
- Global Innovation and Trends
Ideal for:
Interested in discovering business and management principles that provide you with the knowledge, attributes, skills and experience of hospitality operations. As a graduate of the Associate Degree of Business (Hospitality Management), you will have the opportunity for an exciting role in many areas of the hospitality industry.
Associate Degree of Business (Tourism Management)
What you’ll learn
- Tourism Concepts
- The visitor economy
- Business and Management Principles
- Hospitality and Tourism Distribution
- Experience high-level operations skills
- HR management and leadership
Ideal for:
Perfect for those seeking a management career in the tourism sector. The course will provide you with the knowledge, attributes, skills and experience of tourism operations. As a graduate of the Associate Degree of Business (Tourism Management), you will have the opportunity for an exciting role in many areas of the tourism industry.
10 hours study required per week, per subject, during a trimester. E.g if you undertake two subjects in a trimester, the study requirement is 20 hours each week. | Part time 4 years
10 hours study required per week, per subject, during a trimester.
Diploma of Business (Tourism Management)
What you’ll learn
- Tourism Concepts
- The visitor economy
- Business and Management Principles
- HR management and leadership
- Places, Culture and Destination Management
- Customer experience Management
Ideal for:
Those wishing to break into an exciting industry with many career opportunities should consider a career in the tourism sector. As a graduate of the Diploma of Business in Tourism Management you are able to set yourself on a trajectory for success in the tourism industry and have access to a global network of opportunities.
10 hours study required per week, per subject, during a trimester. E.g if you undertake two subjects in a trimester, the study requirement is 20 hours each week. | Part time 2 years
10 hours study required per week, per subject, during a trimester.
