Programme Structure

Please note that this programme structure acts as a guideline, refer to your Undergraduate Brochure for official programme information.

*The B.Sc. Hospitality and Tourism Management brochure can be printed from here


This programme is offered jointly with Barbados Community College (BCC), Antigua and Barbuda Hospitality Training Institute (Antigua), T.A. Marryshow Community College (Grenada), Sir Arthur Lewis Community College (St. Lucia), and Clarence Fitzroy Bryant College (St. Kitts).

Before proceeding to Years III and IV of this programme, students are required to complete the Two-Year Associate Degree in Applied Arts - Tourism and Travel, or the Associate Degree in Applied Arts - Hotel Catering and Institutional Operations (or equivalent) with a 2.75 grade point average.


YEAR III (At The UWI Cave Hill Campus)

1.   ACCT2019 - Accounting for Managers
2.   FOUN1101 - Caribbean Civilisation
3.   MGMT2006 - Management Information Systems I
4.   MGMT2008 - Organisational Behaviour
5.   MGMT3017 - Human Resources Management
6.   TOUR2000 - International Tourism
7.   TOUR2001 - Caribbean Tourism
8.   TOUR2003 - Tourism Planning and Development II
9.   TOUR2004 - Research Methods for Business
5.   One (1) of:
      MGMT2003 - Property and Facilities Management
      TOUR2002 - Transportation and Travel


TOUR3007 - Internship (Summer)


YEAR IV (At The UWI Cave Hill Campus)

1.   MGMT2020 - Managerial Economics OR One (1) Elective
2.   MGMT3004 - Management of Quality
3.   MGMT3018 - Industrial Relations
4.   MGMT3031 - Business Strategy and Policy
5.   MKTG3000 - Marketing Management
6.   TOUR3000 - Tourism Management
7.   TOUR3001 - Sustainable Tourism
8.   TOUR3002 - Tourism Marketing
9.   TOUR3006 - Project
10. One (1) of:
      MGMT3005 - Attractions Development and Management (TMC)
      MGMT3006 - Hotel and Restaurant Management Seminar (HMC)

TMC - Tourism Management Concentration
HMC - Hospitality Management Concentration

Students are normally required to complete three (3) Foundation Courses as part of the degree programme. Where equivalent courses have been taken at the Barbados Community College, students may apply for exemption from the relevant Foundation Courses.