Educational Institutions
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The Hong Kong Polytechnic University The School of Hotel and Tourism Management (SHTM) of The Hong Kong Polytechnic University has recently been ranked no. 2 in the world among tourism and hospitality academic institutions. The University continues to raise the bar in tourism and hospitality education moving from 4th place in 2005 to 2nd in 2009, further enhancing its reputation as a world leader in hospitality and tourism education. |
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Kyung Hee University Kyung Hee University´s degree programs have been designed to provide a broad but thorough study of tourism and tourism-related disciplines while allowing students to pursue their own interest in more specialized aspects of the subject. The department enjoys a domestic and international reputation as a centre for the study of hospitality and tourism. |
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Stout University of Wisconsin UW-Stout houses one of the largest hotel, restaurant and tourism management programs in the world. Graduates furnish the managerial talent needed by resorts, hotels, restaurants, private clubs, government tourism agencies and convention bureaus. The goal of the Hotel, Restaurant and Tourism Management program is to promote academic and career success, self growth and leadership development. |
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The University of Queensland The School of Tourism offers an extensive range of programs and courses covering undergraduate, postgraduate and executive study. These programs and courses are professionally-oriented and academically rigorous and aimed at meeting the needs of students seeking rewarding careers in areas such as tourism, hotel, leisure and event management. The School of Tourism has an active research program. The School offers a supportive research environment that provides meaningful opportunities for students to make a significant contribution to tourism research, through postgraduate research programs. |
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Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University The College of Asia Pacific Studies (APS) aims to provide students with fundamental knowledge concerning cultures, histories, societies and natural environments in the Asia Pacific region, as well as specialized knowledge in the fields of "Comparative Societies and Cultures," "International Governance," "Environmental Resource Policy" and "Sustainable Development Studies." Furthermore, Crossover Advanced Programs (CAP) are offered in conjunction with the College of Asia Pacific Management. |
