International Tourism And Hospitality Management

BSc (Hons) in International Tourism and Hospitality Management

The International Tourism and Hospitality Management (ITHM) major is designed to provide students with the specialized knowledge and deep understanding required for a career in the international tourism and hospitality industry or to pursue a post-graduate degree in the field.

Method of program delivery : Face-to-face
Location of program delivery : Aghia Paraskevi campus
Admission Process and Procedures

Validated by The Open University, UK
Programme Specification
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Tuition & Fees
Greek Students
European Union Students
North American Students

What You Will Study

Students begin their studies by selecting general education courses during their first year. They attend required and optional courses in their major field according to a structured program. They are exposed to a wide variety of tourism and hospitality theories and concepts. ITHM students have the opportunity to link academic theory to industry practice early in their studies through internship placement, an integral component of the ITHM curriculum.

The duration of studies is 4 academic years. The maximum period of registration for an Open University validated award is ten years.

The definition of full time study is 60 UK credits / semester. 40 UK credits / semester or less, is considered part time.

Career/Graduate Study Opportunities 

ITHM graduates are well equipped to pursue employment in any sector of the international tourism and hospitality industry, including accommodation (hotels, cruises), attractions (galleries, museums, amusement parks), transportation (airlines, airports), travel organizations (travel agencies, tour operators), and other services (conference halls, congress organizers). ITHM graduates will be able to work in management, marketing, human resources, information technology for tourism, public relations and communications, accounting and finance and operations positions.