UNISA Bachelor of Commerce in Tourism Management Tourism Management Course

UNISA Bachelor of Commerce in Tourism Management Tourism Management Course

Undergraduate & Honours Qualifications: Bachelor of Commerce in Tourism Management

Qualification Code: 98312

NQF Level: 7

Total Credits: 360

SAQA ID: 101098

APS/AS: 21

Updated Curriculum Rules:

The College has substituted FAC1601 with FAC1602, ECS2607 with ECS2606, and MNM2602 with MNM2615.

Students who have already passed FAC1601, ECS2607, or MNM2602 will retain their credits and are exempt from the new corresponding modules.

Technology Requirements:

Students are expected to have regular access to a computer, printer, and the internet during their course of study.

Purpose of the Qualification:

The qualification aims to equip students with graduate-level knowledge, skills, and competencies in commerce and industry. It focuses on preparing students as lifelong learners, employable professionals, and active contributors to society and the business sector.

The program also aims to supply middle management level functional managers to various sectors of the economy, both domestically and internationally.

It emphasizes a comprehensive understanding of mobilizing and utilizing productive resources to meet societal needs in a globalized context.

Mode of Delivery:

This qualification is offered through both online and distance learning modes.

Registration Information:

New and Current Unisa Students: Can register only upon receiving and accepting an offer of placement from Unisa. Incorrect admissions will lead to registration cancellation.

Re-registering Students: Can register for the 2023 academic year when the registration period opens.

Module Selection Guide:

Ensure you meet the required number of NQF level credits within the specified time to graduate.

Understand the co-requisite and pre-requisite requirements for module registration.

Adhere to the maximum credit/module limit per semester/year.

Time Management for Module Studies:

Allocate approximately 6-8 hours per week for semester modules, and 4-6 hours per week for year modules.

For detailed information on managing your studies and a comprehensive curriculum outline, including module names, codes, and prerequisites/co-requisites, please visit [Unisa’s official curriculum page].

(Note: The curriculum and module details should be directly linked to Unisa’s official page for the most accurate and updated information.)