Hospitality and Tourism Management B.Sc.

The Hospitality and Tourism Management B.Sc. program is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of the dynamic and ever-growing hospitality and tourism industry. This program offers a multidisciplinary approach, combining business management principles with specialized knowledge in the hospitality and tourism sector. Students will explore various aspects of the industry, including hotel management, tourism marketing, event planning, and sustainable tourism practices. Through a combination of theoretical coursework, practical training, and industry exposure, students will develop the necessary skills and knowledge to excel in this exciting field.

Aims and Objectives: The aim of the Hospitality and Tourism Management B.Sc. program is to equip students with the essential skills and knowledge to succeed in the hospitality and tourism industry. The program aims to:

1. Provide a comprehensive understanding: The program aims to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of the hospitality and tourism industry, including its structure, functions, and current trends. Students will gain insights into the various sectors within the industry and develop a holistic view of its operations.
2. Develop managerial and leadership skills: The program aims to develop students' managerial and leadership skills, enabling them to effectively lead teams, manage resources, and make strategic decisions in a dynamic and customer-oriented industry. Students will learn essential business management principles, including marketing, finance, human resources, and operations management.
3. Foster a customer-centric approach: The program aims to cultivate a customer-centric mindset, emphasizing the importance of providing exceptional service and creating memorable experiences for guests. Students will learn how to anticipate and meet customer needs, manage customer relationships, and deliver high-quality hospitality and tourism services.

Learning Outcomes: Upon completion of the Hospitality and Tourism Management B.Sc. program, students will be able to:

1. Demonstrate a comprehensive understanding of the hospitality and tourism industry, including its structure, operations, and key stakeholders.
2. Apply business management principles and techniques to effectively manage hospitality and tourism organizations.
3. Develop and implement marketing strategies to promote tourism destinations, hotels, and other hospitality services.
4. Understand and apply sustainable tourism practices to minimize negative impacts on the environment and local communities.
5. Demonstrate effective communication and interpersonal skills to interact with guests, colleagues, and industry professionals.
6. Analyze and evaluate industry trends, challenges, and opportunities, and propose innovative solutions.
7. Apply ethical and professional standards in the hospitality and tourism industry.
8. Demonstrate critical thinking and problem-solving skills in the context of hospitality and tourism management.

1. Original Waec, or Neco certificate
2. Online/computer print of waec with scratch card attached
3. Transcript from previous university
4. Jamb result (Optional)
5. Two passport photos
6. Valid form of identification: [international passport, Voter’s Card, NIN, etc…]
7. Birth Certificate or Local government ID

Career Opportunities for Accounting B.Sc. Graduates:

1. Hotel and Resort Management: Graduates can pursue careers in hotel and resort management, working in various departments such as front office, housekeeping, food and beverage, sales and marketing, and event management. They can take on roles such as hotel manager, guest relations manager, event coordinator, or revenue manager.
2. Tourism Development and Destination Management: Graduates can work in tourism development agencies and destination management organizations, contributing to the planning, promotion, and management of tourist destinations. They can work as destination managers, tourism consultants, tourism marketing executives, or destination event planners
3. Event Planning and Management: Graduates can pursue careers in event planning and management companies, organizing and coordinating conferences, exhibitions, conventions, and special events. They can work as event managers, conference coordinators, or wedding planners, ensuring seamless execution and delivering exceptional guest experiences
4. Travel and Tour Operations: Graduates can work in travel agencies, tour operators, or online travel platforms, assisting clients with travel arrangements, creating itineraries, and organizing tours. They can work as travel consultants, tour operators, travel sales executives, or destination specialists
5. Hospitality and Tourism Consultancy: Graduates can work as consultants, providing specialized expertise and advice to hospitality and tourism organizations. They can assist in areas such as business development, strategic planning, marketing, and sustainability, helping organizations enhance their operations and achieve their goals.
6. Airline and Airport Management: Graduates can explore career opportunities in the airline and airport industry, working in areas such as passenger services, airport operations, customer experience, and airline management. They can work for airlines, airports, or aviation management companies, ensuring smooth operations and delivering excellent customer service
7. Event Venue Management: Graduates can work in event venues such as convention centers, exhibition halls, hotels, or entertainment venues, managing the overall operations and ensuring successful events. They can take on roles as venue managers, event coordinators, or operations executives, overseeing logistical arrangements, staff management, and customer satisfaction
8. Sustainable Tourism and Ecotourism: Graduates with a focus on sustainable tourism can work in organizations dedicated to promoting environmentally and socially responsible tourism practices. They can contribute to sustainable tourism development, eco-lodge management, community-based tourism initiatives, and environmental conservation efforts
9. Cruise Line Management: Graduates can pursue careers in the cruise industry, working in various departments such as guest services, entertainment, operations, or sales and marketing. They can work for cruise lines, managing onboard operations and delivering exceptional guest experiences

The program cost at Yonevas Open University typically includes tuition fees, administrative fees, and access to digital learning resources. These resources includes course materials, online libraries, and other digital platforms that support the learning process. The cost structure may vary depending on the specific program and its duration.

Program length	Medium	Est. Cost	Begin/Term	Award Offered
8 semesters	Virtual	#84,000	Sept./Feb	Bachelors