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BACHELOR OF TOURISM<br />
50<br />
CHOOSE YOUR QUALIFICATION<br />
WAIKATO MANAGEMENT SCHOOL<br />
BACHELOR OF TOURISM<br />
TOMG100 Tourism Product Design and Pricing<br />
This paper examines the relationship between the tourism<br />
and hospitality product and the design and pricing of that<br />
product. The paper will look at how the external environment<br />
impacts on tourism product design and pricing decisions and<br />
will also introduce key tourism management concepts that<br />
will be built upon in higher level papers.<br />
Note: Students who have gained 14 credits at Level 3 in<br />
NCEA Classical Studies (including achievement standard 3.3),<br />
English, History (including achievement standard 3.5), or Te<br />
Reo Māori may enrol directly in this paper. Students who have<br />
not met this requirement must take MCOM104, MAOR111,<br />
ESLA101 or ALED100 as a prerequiste for enrolment.<br />
TOMG101 Introduction to Tourism and Hospitality<br />
This paper looks at the planning, implementation and control<br />
functions in the tourism and hospitality industries. An<br />
understanding of the structure of the tourism and hospitality<br />
industries and the relationship between the two is provided.<br />
TOST100 Introduction to Tourism Studies<br />
This paper presents students with an integrated model of the<br />
tourism system and the tourism product, and enables them<br />
to consider the interrelationships between the component<br />
parts. The paper is required in the Tourism Studies major in<br />
Social Sciences.<br />
First year prerequisite paper<br />
If you plan to major in Tourism Management or Hospitality<br />
Management you will also need to take:<br />
ACCT101 Accounting for Management<br />
An introduction to accounting, examining the role of<br />
accounting in organisations and society, and the construction<br />
and use of accounting information. A non-specialist approach<br />
involving management and user perspectives on accounting<br />
information.<br />
Possible first year elective papers<br />
Other than your first year compulsory papers, you may<br />
choose first year elective papers from anywhere in the<br />
University except for Professional Education papers. However,<br />
students considering taking a second major outside of those<br />
listed for the degree may need to take a year one elective<br />
paper at 200 level.<br />
You may also wish to consider the following papers:<br />
ALED100 Writing for University Purposes<br />
If you want to improve your language and written skills or if<br />
you haven’t achieved 14 credits at Level 3 in NCEA English<br />
or Te Reo Māori.<br />
COMP123 The Computing Experience<br />
If you want to improve your computer skills.<br />
ESLA101 Academic Writing and Research<br />
If English is your second language and you want to gain<br />
advanced written and research skills to learn to study<br />
effectively in University papers or if you haven’t achieved 14<br />
credits at Level 3 in NCEA English or Te Reo Māori.<br />
MAOR111 Te Reo Māori: Introduction to the Māori Language 1<br />
If you have no prior knowledge of Māori and wish to develop<br />
speaking, listening, reading and writing skills or if you haven’t<br />
achieved 14 credits at Level 3 in NCEA English, Media Studies<br />
or Te Reo Māori.<br />
MCOM104 Business Writing<br />
If you want to gain effective business writing skills or if you<br />
haven’t achieved 14 credits at Level 3 in NCEA English or Te<br />
Reo Māori.<br />
STMG191 Introduction to Management<br />
If you are planning a major in Marketing.<br />
If you are planning to take a second major you will need to<br />
take at least one 200 level second major paper in place of<br />
one of your first year elective papers.<br />
BTour Honours<br />
The BTour Honours degree provides a first year of graduate<br />
study that follows on from the BTour. In the BTour Honours<br />
degree the majors Tourism Management and Hospitality<br />
Management are combined to form a single subject, Tourism<br />
and Hospitality Management. Students who have been<br />
awarded the BTour at the University of <strong>Waikato</strong>, or a<br />
qualification considered equivalent by the Academic Board<br />
with an academic average of B+ may apply for entry into the<br />
BTour(Hons) degree. Students will normally complete the<br />
BTour Honours degree within one year of full-time study, or<br />
the equivalent in part-time study.