Graduate Certificate in International Tourism Management
Already have a degree and want to expand your knowledge of the tourism industry in as little as one semester? Study the Graduate Certificate in International Tourism Management.
You gain a thorough understanding of the tourism industry and the valuable contribution tourism makes to the world.
AUT has strong industry links with airlines, travel agencies, tour operators and other tourism industry organisations and with AUT's New Zealand Tourism Research Institute. Our staff are globally known, with research expertise in coastal and marine tourism, cultural and indigenous tourism, and sustainability.
Minimum entry requirements
- A bachelor's degree OR
- Relevant professional qualification or experience approved by the Dean (or representative) to be equivalent to a bachelor's degree
International student entry requirements
English language requirements
- IELTS (Academic) 6.5 overall with all bands 6.0 or higher; or equivalent
You choose courses from the Bachelor of International Tourism Management. You need a total of 60 points.
At least 45 points must be at level 7, and you need to include the courses TOUR501 Introduction to Tourism and COMM570 Academic Communication: Conventions and Expectations (or approved alternatives as agreed to by the programme leader).
Courses focus on the links between tourism businesses, tourists and host communities. There's an emphasis on contemporary issues and rapid changes in the tourism industry.
27 Feb 2023
17 Jul 2023
($3,451 - $3,510 tuition fees + $467 student services levy)
($16,850 tuition fees + $467 student services levy)
- Fees shown are based on a full-time workload for the points indicated next to the fee. The exact fee charged will depend on which courses you select at the time of enrolment.
- Fees are subject to change year to year. If you are planning for study beyond the current year, fees may vary from those stated.
- There may also be other fees and charges you need to pay.
- International students' tuition fees reflect the full cost of tuition. Domestic students' tuition fees are less due to a proportion of the tuition fees being funded by the New Zealand Government.
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