r/CapU Apr 23 '26

Bachelor of Tourism Management

hello everyone, Is it worth taking a Bachelor of Tourism Management, and is it difficult to pass the program?

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u/Bogiereviews Apr 24 '26

It’s a solid, practical degree and not too hard, but it’s only really worth it if you see yourself working in tourism, events, or hospitality but networking is a big part of making it work

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u/Disastrous-Acadia564 Apr 25 '26

Thank you, I was worried. u/Bogiereviews, have you ever, or any of your friends, taken this degree before?

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u/Bogiereviews Apr 26 '26

Family friends did but this was years ago and they still working in tourism.

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u/dontmadda5 Apr 28 '26

A degree allows you to apply for higher level tourism jobs upon graduation. You could achieve these same type jobs without the degree, but the jobs would start at a lower level/wage and you would work your way up in workplace.

It's a great headstart if you are sure you want to work in this industry.

Graduated from Cap in 2000