A Bachelor of Business in Hospitality Management delivers knowledge, skills and experience in higher-level hospitality concepts and operations. It provides a solid grounding in tourism and hospitality, with marketing fundamentals, hospitality entrepreneurship using a simulation program, planning hospitality venues, innovations in hospitality globally and more. You will graduate with the critical business and hospitality skills to immediately enter this fast-paced industry with confidence.

Flexible learning options

Customise your course so you can study online, on campus or a combination of both.

Train in our award-winning restaurant

Undertake practical training at our operational fine-dining restaurant, William Blue Dining.

Accelerate your career progression

Graduate with the required skills, experience and qualification to step into an exciting senior role.

Course overview

The Bachelor of Business (Hospitality Management) prepares you for a career in the global hospitality industry. You will study critical business and management subjects and gain knowledge, attributes, skills and experience in key areas of hospitality. This course has been flexibly designed and can be studied fully online, on-campus or a combination of both, and offers a wide range of electives so you focus on the area you’re passionate about.

Career opportunities

As a graduate of the Bachelor of Business (Hospitality Management), you will have the opportunity to move into an exciting senior role in many areas of the hospitality industry. You can even travel the world with your extensive knowledge and in-demand skills.

Career paths: Food and Beverage Manager; Operations Management; Hotel and Resort Manager; Hospitality Entrepreneur.

Learning outcomes: Learn how to manage staff and promotional events in a global context; Research innovation and understand changing global trends within the hospitality industry; Explore an array of organisational structures and how they come together; Understand how business development and project management principles go hand-in-hand.