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Faculty of Tourism and Hotel Management
… for tourism and hospitality professionals
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nd their newest Faculty of Tourism and Hotel Management
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applied programs, primarily at the graduate level
Develop and deliver programs that anticipate,and respond to, a changing global economy
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Provide alternatives to post-secondary education
through innovative education andeducational delivery models
Faculty of Management
acu ty o pp e oc a c ences◦ School of Environment and Sustainability◦ School of Peace and Conflict Studies◦ School of Communication and Culture◦ School of Leadership◦ School of Information and Society
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◦ School of Tourism and Hotel Management◦ Visitor Services Division
Centers for Applied Research
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Our campus is located on Hatley Park National Historic Site
› 565 acres property
› 100 year old Hatley Castle
› 10 heritage gardens
› Bird sanctuary, rare ecosystem
›15 km of public walking trails
› 20 minutes from Victoria
› 193 room accommodation
› Major filming site: X-man 2 & 3
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› Only university in Canadares onsible for the stewardshi of a national historic site
› Embrace our unique assets andcontribute to the tourismindustry as an educator and anoperator
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› eve op an manage t edestination as a living laboratoryfor responsible tourism and hotelmanagement
› Still known as a military collegeby some!
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Royal Roads University
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The BatemanCentreHatley ParkNational Historic Site
… as a developing destination
› Gap analysis: Led to new programs thatrespond to industry needs
› Primarily a graduate focus with leadgeneration through industry training
› Model our behavior to match industrycycles, respond to seasonality
› Introduce flexibility – Network model
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Together we can increase the attractiveness of Canada
as a tourism and hospitality education destination.
› Celebrate the excellence of other Canadian institutionsteaching tourism and hospitality
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Professionalizing the industry continues, remains anopportunity for us all
93% would consider further education if the program mettheir career needs; universities are their first choice
October the most popular month to begin programs
Two most important decision criteria: ability to continueworking full-time and content relevance to their career
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c e u ng n cons era on o n us ry even s cyc esimportant to the majority
Everyone in tourism and hospitality is concerned about thelabour shortage, the impending retirements, preparing
tomorrow’s industry leaders
BA International Hotel Management (on-campus)
BA International Hotel Management (on-line)
MA International Hotel Management (blended)
MA in Tourism Management (blended)
Graduate Certificates in◦
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◦ Destination Development (blended)
◦ Sustainable Tourism (blended)
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Complete years 3rd and 4th years60 credits in a 12 month
intensive program, on-siteprogram or 2 years on-line
Small classes
Block transfer college agreements
3-month international or
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domestic internship at end of the
program … move straight into a job!Sample Placements: Thailand Aleenta Spa and Resorts, Fairmont Empress,Four Seasons Vancouver & Hampshire,View Royal Casino
39 credit program
International Residency: Dubai
2-year program, launches Oct/Nov annually
First cohort finishes Oct 2008
3 residencies plus on-line
◦ Res 1: 3 weeks, Victoria, BC
◦
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◦ Samplestudy tours: Ritz Carton,Fairmont Dubai, Grand Hyatt,Hilton Jumeirah, EmiratesTowers, Emirates School
◦ Res 3: 1 week, Victoria, BC
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36 credits
Laddered modules
TourismLeadership
• Tourism Leadership• Global Tourism• Tourism Deliver S stems
Flexiblesequencing andentrance points
Ability to add newthematic areas ofstudy
9 cre its
DestinationDevelopment
(9 credits)
Sustainable Tourism
(9 credits)
• Transforming Destinations• Product and Market Innovation• Strategic Tourism Marketing
• Sustainable Tourism Management• Stewardship in a Global Economy• Managing Protected Areas and Assets
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Applied Research
(9 credits)• Consumers and Producers of Research• Applied Graduate Research Paper
A Network Model
New
Sept2008
Doctorate of Social Science◦ Currently in the review process with the Ministry of Advance
◦ Qualified Tourism and Hospitality candidates will be welcomedto enroll in this program
Additional Graduate Certificates◦ Hotel and Resort Management
Academic plan/business case enroute
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◦ Interpretation and Story Telling Partnership discussions enroute with the
Universty of the Highlands and Islands
(Scotland) for shared curriculum development
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Royal Roads University Rated:
1st Active and Collaborative Learning
2nd Level of Academic Challenge
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5th Supportive Campus Environment
6th Student Satisfaction Results
Providin accessible,relevant tourism andhotel managementeducation
Safeguarding a Canadianheritage treasure
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Positioning tocomplement the marketplace, not compete
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To increase the number of tourism and hospitality
industry
To introduce new, innovative programs, deliverymodels
To proudly fulfill the university’s unique heritagerequirement as stewards of Hatley Park National
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To become a demonstration site of excellence in
tourism and hospitality education, visitor experiences, and
responsible, sustainable tourism development.
Launch the MA in Tourism Management
Program review of the MA in International HotelManagement first cohort experience◦ MA vs MBA discussions; length of residencies
◦ Interest in hosting the launch residency inOntario , launch special educator cohorts
Desire tocollaborate!
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◦
equests to repac age to t e etwor mo e◦ Exploring Xiamen as an alternate international residency
Keen to present options to supportthe graduate learning needs of our
tourism and hospitality colleges
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“Success comes not by
being where the puck is,
but by being where
it is going to be!”
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Questions?Questions?Questions?
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