Management In Hospitality (final Year Top-up), BA (hons) in University of Central Lancashire (UCLAN), UK

Management In Hospitality (final Year Top-up), BA (hons) in University of Central Lancashire (UCLAN)

If you are looking to succeed as a professional manager within the hospitality industry, then this course in one of the world’s fastest growing sectors will equip you with a wide range of transferable skills to meet the ever changing demands of this dynamic business. You can top up your foundation degree or HND in just one year, studying in small classes alongside other final year students so that you can take advantage of the full undergraduate experience and all the facilities that a larger university like UCLan has to offer. We offer an induction week to tell you everything you need to know about UCLan and give a chance to meet your fellow students, and offer support to make sure that you make the transition very quickly, for instance you will be allocated an academic advisor, tasked with your welfare.

• Tourism, Transport and Travel at UCLan is 3rd in the UK and 1st in the North West for overall student satisfaction and teaching quality. We are also ranked 1st in the North West and in the UK top 5 for assessment and feedback - National Student Survey 2019.
• Take advantage of the full undergraduate experience and all the facilities a larger university like UCLan has to offer.
• The top-up programme allows for a great deal of flexibility in career choices, leaving you well placed for career opportunities throughout the international marketplace or locally within smaller organisations in the UK.
• Our strong links with employers such as Ashfield Meetings and Events, Merlin Entertainments, Cruise 118, Marriott Hotels and Northcote all enhance and complement your studies.

FURTHER INFORMATION

Management in Hospitality offers a fast-track BA (Hons) opportunity for HND or FD holders to study for an honours degree in one year. Career development in hospitality is highly dependent on qualifications, and progression in management is difficult without a degree. The hospitality industry also favours hospitality graduates rather than graduates in other disciplines. The course provides a management focused programme, designed to develop awareness of and ability in corporate management and to prepare students for a successful career.

The programme begins with an intensive one week induction which is designed to lay the foundations for rapid skills acquisition in those areas which will assist students make the transition between FD or HND and degree level study.

According to The Guardian and Times Good University Guides, UCLan is one of the best places in the UK to study tourism, hospitality and event management. We have an excellent international reputation in our area.

Research-informed teaching allows us to offer fascinating and unique modules such as Dark Tourism which is optional for our Top Up students.

OPPORTUNITIES

The three top-up programmes in either Events, Hospitality or Tourism allow for a great deal of flexibility in career choices, leaving students well placed for career opportunities throughout the international marketplace. The continued growth of this sector will guarantee a wealth of opportunities over the coming years.

Many of our graduates are working for large international organisations, whilst a significant number have chosen to work more locally in the UK Tourism, Event and Hospitality industry. Graduates can aspire to working in cruise ships, nightclubs, casinos, major hotel chains and restaurant groups. Some of our students continue onto our excellent Master’s courses, where they can combine Hospitality with Events, Visitor Attractions or Tourism.

LEARNING ENVIRONMENT AND ASSESSMENT

A 3 year degree qualification typically comprises 360 credits and each 20 credit (a standard module) equates to 200 hours of study, which comprises of a mixture of lectures, seminars, tutorials, practical sessions and independent study. Independent study is an important aspect of your degree course. The exact combination of study time will be detailed within your module descriptors, and will depend on your option choices.

Students will, on average, attend between nine and twelve hours of lectures, workshops, seminars and group activities per week. Personal study and research also forms an integral part of the course. The programme is designed to develop confidence and independence of learning in a progressive manner and encourage a reflective and critical approach to the process of learning about the Hospitality industry.

Assessment is continuous, but on many modules there is also an examination. You will produce essays and reports, make presentations, analyse case studies and investigate relevant organisations to a set of criteria for assessment. You can also complete a dissertation giving you the opportunity to undertake a large piece of independent research.

The conferences, workshops and seminars offered by these associations and attended by the staff contribute to the development of the course design.

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