Program Description
Hospitality is an important part of our Cape Breton culture. At CBU, our Bachelor of Hospitality and Tourism Management (BHTM) degree is a three-year program that combines tourism and hospitality, business education and the opportunity to augment a specialty area with elective courses. This blended approach to the program, in conjunction with two paid internships, prepares students for a position in this multifaceted industry.
From event planning and management, to service training and hands-on learning, this program provides students with the opportunity to get up close and personal. Discover how small details make every guest feel special, and how unforgettable moments are brought to life every single day. Here, the skills you learn truly impact real lives and influence real experiences.
With results-oriented courses that explore destination marketing, international travel, and event management, it’s no wonder students from more than 40 countries come to Cape Breton Island to learn what they need to succeed in the hospitality industry. Careers in tourism, hotel management, food and beverage, and much more are easy to envision when you spend time living and learning in one of Canada’s most popular tourist destinations.
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School/Campus: Cape Breton University - Sydney(Nova Scotia)
Program Level: Bachelor's degree
Program Duration: 3 years & 4 years
Intake Schedules: January, May and September
Language Requirement: Waived
Practicum/Work Experience: Yes
Post Graduation Work Permit: Eligible
Career Opportunities:
- Tourism owner/operator
- Hotel management
- Tour agent
- Food and beverage manager
- Travel counsellor
*Tuition: Average of $17,000/year
*Admission Application Fee: CAD 80
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*All fees are subject to change without notice. Please note that tuition fees per year may vary depending on the type and amount of courses that a student enrolls in. Tuition is subject to change without notice and annual increases.
