Wintersemester
WintersemesterHoliday trips have become a significant economic factor worldwide. This also led to the vast increase in the popularity of the cruise market over the last 20 years. Not only huge passenger ships like the "Oasis of the Seas" or the "Queen Mary 2" win over more fans, but the entire industry of cruise travel.
In order to make the cruise travel exciting, relaxing and affordable for the passengers and at the same time profitable for the providers, a lot of work has to be done not only on board, but also on land. Therefore, the course Cruise Tourism Management has been invented and is still optimized continuously. The course aims to educate and qualify young people for management positions in the tourism and cruise sector. After a short period of introduction, CTM graduates should be able to take on responsibility and be in a position to perform demanding tasks independently at home and abroad.
Cruise Tourism Management is a unique, highly innovative undergraduate four-year Bachelor's degree course leading to the Bachelor of Arts (BA) degree, in the area of business administration which is taught in English. It is characterized by a student-oriented and innovative dynamics which involves lots of teamwork and small working groups, giving access to 1-year Master programmes (standard in Great Britain) and to Master studies in the United States.
Subjects in economics and management, tourism and cruise travel, hotel management as well as other supplementary contents equip the students with necessary and extensive knowledge. Moreover, there are also foreign languages, law, mathematics and other important soft skill courses in the curriculum. One integrative component is one year abroad which can be completed either at universities or in companies all over the world.
Future employers are for example cruise companies, travel agencies, incoming agencies or sector specific associations for production management, marketing, purchasing or sales.
The one-year counselling project for external clients and small projects in favour of the university and the city of Bremerhaven enables the students to involve and commit in civil society. The tight networking between Cruise Tourism Management and the Institute of Maritime Tourism at the University of Applied Sciences Bremerhaven as well as the international Cruise Research Society, allows the students have the possibility to take part in research projects and scientific conferences.Quelle: Hochschule Bremerhaven vom 24.10.2018
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