Online Courses Handbook 2003

305744 v.1 Tourism Major

Introduction
Tourism is one of the fastest growing sectors of the economy and the workplace in Australia and its region. This major provides a thematic and interdisciplinary perspective on the factors underlying the development of industry and impact upon host communities and the environment, with particular reference to Cultural Tourism and Ecotourism.

Course Structure Hrs/Wk Credit

SELECT ELECTIVE UNITS TO THE TOTAL VALUE OF: 100.0

SELECT OPTIONAL UNITS TO THE TOTAL VALUE OF: 200.0

300.0

Optional Units (No Year Level Specified) Hrs/Wk Credits

2493 v.4 Geography 213 - Australian Cultural Landscapes - Exploration, Settlement, Development and Cultural Landscape Production in Australia 5.0 25.0

3420 v.4 Geography 313 - Australian Cultural Landscapes - Exploration, Settlement, Development and Cultural Landscape Production in Australia 5.0 50.0

3870 v.5 Anthropology 314 - Religion, Ritual and Celebration 3.0 50.0

7370 v.5 Anthropology 214 - Religion, Ritual and Celebration 3.0 25.0

9739 v.6 Politics 214 3.0 25.0

10019 v.3 Politics 314 3.0 50.0

12598 v.3 Tourism Management (Principles and Practices) 102 3.0 25.0

12599 v.3 Tourism Management (Impacts and Influences) 200 3.0 25.0

13042 v.3 Heritage Studies 213 3.0 25.0

13043 v.3 Heritage Studies 214 3.0 25.0

13210 v.2 Geography 221 - Environmental Conservation - History of Environmentalism, Development of Public Policy and Practice in Environmental Planning 5.0 25.0

13211 v.2 Geography 321 - Environmental Conservation - History of Environmentalism, Development of Public Policy and Practice in Environmental Planning 5.0 50.0

13212 v.2 Geography 222 - Tourism and Recreation - Cultural, Economic and Environmental Impacts and the Implications for Development and Planning 5.0 25.0

13213 v.2 Geography 322 - Tourism and Recreation - Cultural, Economic and Environmental Impacts and the Implications for Development and Planning 5.0 50.0

13595 v.3 Tourism Management (Sustainable Directions) 201 3.0 25.0

* Electives are normally selected within the School of Social Sciences. However, students may substitute appropriate units form other areas of the University with the approval of the Course Coordinator.