Graduate Diploma in Tourism Management
Graduate Diploma in Tourism Management
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Upcoming start dates
Semester 1 - 17 Feb 2025
Semester 2 - 14 Jul 2025
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Qualification
Graduate Diplomas
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Duration
1 year full-time
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Credits
120
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Location
Lincoln University Campus
Nourish your potential for a managerial, leadership and senior planning role in this vibrant global industry.
Tourism is one of the largest contributors to the growing global economy, and a vital component in Aotearoa-New Zealand’s success as a nation. However along with most of the wider travel and hospitality sectors, tourism has been hit hard by the global COVID-19 crisis. As the industry reforms and develops innovative strategies, products and approaches that will lead a recovery over the next three to five years, there’ll be increasing need for skilled people to lead the rebuild. The Graduate Diploma in Tourism Management is part of an established programme that is respected internationally. When you graduate, you’ll have an understanding of the industry at all levels covering both theory and practice, and be ready for positions of leadership and responsibility that help lead the recovery of tourism in New Zealand or further afield.
Programme information
- Completion of an undergraduate degree from an accredited higher education institution in New Zealand.
- Or an equivalent educational achievement or level.
- If English isn’t your first language, other entry requirements will apply. Learn more about the English language requirements.
Summary of Regulations
- 120 credits with a minimum of 75 credits at 300 level. The remaining credits, including not more than 15 credits at 100 level, may be chosen from the Schedule of Courses.
What's it going to cost?
Learn more by using the Domestic Fees Calculator or viewing the International Fees.
You can start studying in either:
- Semester 1 (late February)
- Semester 2 (mid-July)
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Entry requirements
- Completion of an undergraduate degree from an accredited higher education institution in New Zealand.
- Or an equivalent educational achievement or level.
- If English isn’t your first language, other entry requirements will apply. Learn more about the English language requirements.
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Regulations and fees
Summary of Regulations
- 120 credits with a minimum of 75 credits at 300 level. The remaining credits, including not more than 15 credits at 100 level, may be chosen from the Schedule of Courses.
What's it going to cost?
Learn more by using the Domestic Fees Calculator or viewing the International Fees.
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Intake semesters
You can start studying in either:
- Semester 1 (late February)
- Semester 2 (mid-July)
Programme Structure
The Graduate Diploma in Resource Studies normally requires one year of full-time study. You require 120 credits with a minimum of 75 credits at 300 level. The remaining credits, including no more than 15 at 100 level, may be chosen from the Schedule of Courses.
We recommend courses from the Bachelor of Tourism Management for electives. A course advisor will help to ensure that your course choices form a coherent study programme.
Year 1
Semester 1 courses
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Semester 1 courses
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Grad Dip Tour Electives*
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Elective
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Elective
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Elective
Semester 2 courses
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Semester 2 courses
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Grad Dip Tour Electives*
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Elective
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Elective
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Elective
- Elective courses
- Refer to the list below
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*Grad Dip Tour Electives
Choose a minimum of four of the following courses:
Semester 1
Programme contacts
Key information for students
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