

Tourism is important for communities around the world. A tourism major that focuses on the social aspects of tourism helps you better understand tourists and host communities.
The Social Sciences major in the Bachelor of International Tourism Management (BITM) focuses on the effect of tourism ventures on communities. It combines the approaches of key social sciences: sociology, psychology, political studies, anthropology and economics. You develop a sound understanding of the society in which we live — individuals, families, communities, whanau, aiga, iwi, groups, organisations, governments and cultures.
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285001 Introduction to Psychology A
285006 Introduction to Economics
285104 Research and Analysis
285702 Introduction to Sociology
285706 New Zealand Political Studies
286101 States and Nations
286102 Applied Ethics
286103 Individuals and Identities
286104 Families and Communities
286105 Cultures and Societies
286742 Methods of Social Research
287201 Asian and Pacific Issues
287203 International Relations
287003 Multicultural Communities
287207 Globalisation, Innovation and Change
287208 Critical Issues in Cultural and Social Psychology
287300 Research Project