Transportation Systems, B.Sc. 18609 en

Application deadline

No information

Duration

6-8 Semester

Study form

Full-time studies; Practice-integrated studies

Fees

0 € / Year

A degree course in Travel Management provides students with the opportunity to combine their studies and hobbies, and gain understanding of the travel industry, which is one of the most prospective and quickly-growing industries. Students are usually taught subjects like Travel Geography, Tourism Management, Finance and Accounting, Leadership and Management, Principles of Tourism, Information Systems Technology, Human Resource Management, Travel Industry Marketing, Hospitality Leadership, Tourism Technology, Tourism Culture and Society, and more. The processes of globalization are affecting the travel industry, so Travel Management students need to be able to adapt to change and work in challenging environments. They will learn about how the industry is changing, customers’ needs, innovations and sustainability in tourism, tourism product and services development and market demands. A degree in Travel Management expands students’ entrepreneurial, analytical, communication and problem-solving skills and prepares them for careers in the tourism industry. Graduates have various career prospects – flight attendant, tour coordinator, public relations officer, tour guide, travel counselor, travel agent, sales representative, safety manager, corporate recruiter, and many more.