Summary
The Bachelor's degree course in Sustainable Tourism Management (B.A.) at the South Westphalia University of Applied Sciences prepares students for responsible and forward-looking positions in the tourism industry. The programme typically comprises six semesters and is offered at Meschede campus. Enrolment is possible in the winter semester.
The curriculum combines business administration basics with a strong focus on sustainability in tourism. Core subjects include tourism management, environmental and resource management, marketing, and the digital transformation of tourism. Students also gain insights into the social, ecological and economic aspects of sustainable development.
Practical experience is an integral part of the programme. This includes project-based coursework, close collaboration with industry partners and a compulsory internship, which leads to the Bachelor's thesis in the final semester.
Applicants are required to provide proof of their higher education entrance qualification. Application deadlines generally follow the university’s standard admission periods for the winter semester.
Graduates are qualified for careers in tourism organisations, destination management, hospitality and consultancy, particularly in roles that emphasise sustainable and innovative tourism development.
