Live a life of experiences by starting a fun and fulfilling career in Events and Tourism. In partnership with the University of Canberra, you can now study for a degree in Event and Tourism Management at ɫֱSt Leonards in Northern Sydney. You’ll get the benefits of work-integrated learning through real-world events combined with academic study.
With a foundation in business studies this course investigates the key elements you’ll need for a future career in events and tourism. You’ll graduate with solid teamwork and critical thinking skills, exploring events in both tourism and non-tourism contexts, such as sports, festivals, conventions, meetings and community activities.
All you need to begin your study pathway towards the Bachelor of Event and Tourism Management, is to complete a Diploma or Advanced Diploma in one of the three career areas below. ɫֱDiploma graduates will then receive 24 credit points and Advanced Diploma graduates will gain 36 points towards the Bachelor of Event and Tourism, enabling you to complete both qualifications in as little as three-years.
Bachelor of Event and Tourism Management CRICOS: 095940C
University of Canberra CRICOS: 00212K
Refine your event management skills and advance your career. Be part of the new wave of event production and deliver virtual, hybrid and face to face events. Specialise in planning and implementing events such as festivals, conferences and weddings.
Move confidently from running the day to day issues of a department to the future direction of a resort, club or hospitality unit. Take on a leadership position, inspire your staff and make sure customers leave your venue with a smile on their faces.
Explore unique destination possibilities and exotic cultures. Complement your passion for travel with current industry software skills, leadership and financial skills. Be eligible for managerial positions in a travel agency or in reservations.
Apply theory through hands-on learning with industry experiences like the Royal Easter Show, building real-world skills for your career.
Learn from academics with strong industry knowledge, practical skills, and valuable professional connections.
Study a University of Canberra degree with the benefits of TAFE NSW—learn face-to-face or online in a supportive virtual classroom.
After completing a ɫֱDiploma or Advanced Diploma in Event Management, Hospitality Management, or Travel and Tourism Management, you can apply for entry into the University of Canberra Bachelor degree via the university’s website.
Thanks to a pre-negotiated credit arrangement between ɫֱand the University of Canberra, your eligible credits will be automatically applied upon acceptance, helping you fast-track your degree.
To apply for the University of Canberra Bachelor degree, you’ll need to have completed a ɫֱDiploma or Advanced Diploma in Event Management, Hospitality Management, or Travel and Tourism Management.
Once eligible, applications are submitted directly to the University of Canberra. To get started, simply submit your details via the ‘Enquire Now’ button above, and we’ll contact you to guide you through the application process.
To learn more about the University of Canberra Bachelor degree, simply submit your details via the ‘Enquire Now’ button above. You’ll receive an information flyer and a member of our team will contact you to provide personalised support and answer any questions you may have.
The Bachelor of Event and Tourism Management, offered through a partnership between ɫֱand the University of Canberra, is available in Northern Sydney. You can choose to study:
No, you are not required to attend classes in Canberra. The University of Canberra Bachelor degree is delivered online or through partnered locations. You will only need to attend the University of Canberra for the graduation ceremony, if you choose to participate in person.
Yes, to enrol in the University of Canberra Bachelor degree, you must have successfully completed a ɫֱDiploma or Advanced Diploma in Event Management, Hospitality Management, or Travel and Tourism Management.
To take the next step, simply submit your details via the ‘Enquire Now’ button above, and a team member will contact you to discuss your enrolment options.
Yes, you may still be eligible to study the Bachelor degree, even if your previous qualification is in a different field. Credit may be granted based on your completed studies:
To explore your eligibility and credit options, submit your details via the ‘Enquire Now’ button above, and we’ll contact you to discuss your next steps.
Yes, the Bachelor's degree is available to international students. To be eligible, you must demonstrate English language proficiency with an IELTS Academic score of 6.0 overall, with no individual band score below 6.0. Equivalent qualifications, such as prior study in Australia, may also be accepted.
If you're an international student seeking more information, you can contact ɫֱInternational directly for personalised assistance. Alternatively, you can submit your details via the ‘Enquire Now’ button above, and a team member will get in touch to support you with your enquiry.
Each academic year at the University of Canberra consists of two semesters, and each semester runs for 14 weeks.
For the most accurate and up-to-date semester dates, please refer to the University of Canberra website and check the academic calendar or key dates section.
Study requirements vary depending on your mode of learning:
Both study modes are supported by extensive online learning materials and resources.
Domestic students can choose between face-to-face or online learning and may opt for part-time study by enrolling in fewer than four units per semester.
International students must study full-time (four units per semester) and should allocate significant time for assessments, regardless of the delivery mode.
The course is delivered through flexible online learning tools, allowing you to study all or part of your course remotely. You’ll engage in:
This format is designed to suit a variety of learning styles and schedules.
International students: Please note that your student visa conditions may affect your eligibility for online or flexible study. You may be required to attend in-person classes at ɫֱSt Leonards to meet visa requirements.
Yes, you will need to allocate a minimum of eight hours per week for self-directed study and assessment, regardless of your chosen delivery mode. This ensures you stay on track with course content and meet assessment requirements.
Elective choices may be limited due to smaller class sizes, which allow for a more personalised learning experience. To ensure your electives align with your career goals, we recommend discussing your options with your teacher or course coordinator.
Most units in the degree are assessed through written essays, reports, and project proposals. However, some units may include formal exams as part of the assessment. The mix of assessment types is designed to develop both practical and academic skills relevant to the tourism, hospitality, and events industries.
If you’re entering the Bachelor degree after completing a ɫֱDiploma, you’ll generally be required to complete 16 units, which typically equates to four subjects per semester over two years of full-time study.
The exact number of units may vary depending on your prior qualifications and any credit transfers granted.
Yes, eligible domestic students can apply for a HELP loan to assist with the cost of studying a degree at TAFE NSW.
If you are studying a ɫֱDiploma or Advanced Diploma, you may also be eligible to apply for FEE-HELP to help cover your tuition fees.
A USI (Unique Student Identifier) is your individual education number for life. It creates a secure online record of your nationally recognised training and qualifications completed in Australia. You’ll need a USI to enrol in any accredited course and to access your training records and results.
Yes, ɫֱprovides a wide range of student support services to ensure a positive and successful learning experience. Our small class sizes allow for individualised support and a tailored learning environment.
Support services include
To receive your course timetable, simply submit your details via the ‘Enquire Now’ button above. A member of our team will contact you to provide your personalised timetable and assist with any questions you may have.
Upon successful completion of the course, you will be awarded the Bachelor of Event and Tourism Management (MGB401.1), conferred by the University of Canberra. This is a nationally recognised qualification that prepares you for a career in the event and tourism industries.