A three-year undergraduate degree in tourism management designed for students aiming to work in tourism, hospitality or destination development. The programme page highlights that places may be available through Clearing and that the university offers support to applicants whose exam results fall below published entry criteria.
The public page does not list specific modules or the course structure. Prospective students should contact the admissions team or view the full prospectus for detailed module information and year-by-year structure.
The source does not provide precise entry tariff points or qualification requirements. It does note that applicants whose grades are below the published entry requirements may still be considered via Clearing and are invited to get in touch to explore options.
No explicit career outcomes or destination data are provided on the page. Generally, a tourism management degree is aimed at roles in tourism operations, destination management, hospitality and events — check the full programme materials or careers service for confirmed graduate destinations and employer links.
The course page does not specify scholarships or fees. Applicants should consult the university's scholarships and funding pages or contact admissions to learn about bursaries, financial support and tuition details. The Clearing team can also advise on funding queries during the application process.
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