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Undergraduate

Bachelor of Science in Travel & Tourism Management

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Overview

The Bachelor of Science in Travel & Tourism Management (General) Degree at SLTC is the ideal stepping stone for anyone who seeks to enter the exciting profession of tourism, travel, and hospitality industry in the modern digitalised world with a 3-year general degree. Whether to work as a professional travel or hospitality service provider, launch a similar venture of their own or promote tourism anywhere in the world, a sound knowledge of the industry is vital. In addition to learning about this diverse global industry, students of this programme will also be able to develop many transferable skills that are crucial to be successful in this industry. Our faculty is composed of well-experienced professionals and academics who guide students to navigate the challenges unique to tourism and hospitality management, train them in professional etiquette and ethics and expose them to the many facets of this industry.

Graduates of this programme will engage in a final project alongside the faculty and work with the industry on various projects throughout their studies. Internships are part of the curriculum and will be carried out in partnership with recognised organisations in the industry.

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Curriculum

Semester 1

7 modules 19 credits
  • BBM1301 Management Principles Core
  • BBM1302 Accounting for Business Core
  • BBM1303 Information and Communication Technology Core
  • BBM1304 Business Mathematics Core
  • BTM1301 Introduction to Travel, Tourism and Hospitality Core
  • BTM1202 French for Tourism I Optional
  • BTM1203 Chinese for Tourism I Optional

Semester 2

6 modules 16 credits
  • BBM1311 Human Resource Management Core
  • BBM1312 Marketing Management Core
  • BBM1313 Business Statistics Core
  • BTM1311 Hospitality Operations Management Core
  • BTM1212 French for Tourism II Optional
  • BTM1213 Chinese for Tourism II Optional

Semester 1

7 modules 19 credits
  • BBM2301 Organizational Behavior Core
  • BBM2302 Programming Fundamentals with Python Core
  • BTM2301 Principles of Economics Core
  • BTM2302 Travel Operations Management Core
  • BTM2203 French for Tourism III Optional
  • BTM2204 Chinese for Tourism III Optional
  • CSD2301 Effective Communication Core

Semester 2

5 modules 14 credits
  • BBM2311 Creativity, Innovation, and Entrepreneurship Core
  • BBM2312 Business Law Core
  • BTM2311 ICT in the Hospitality and Travel Industry Core
  • BTM2312 Tourism Planning and Sustainable Development Core
  • BTM2213 Self-Imaging and Conditioning Core

Semester 1

6 modules 15 credits
  • BBM3301 Strategic Management Core
  • BTM3301 Events Management Core
  • BTM3302 Consumer Insight Marketing Core
  • BTM3203 Service Quality Management in Tourism Core
  • BTM3204 Facilities Management Core
  • BTM3205 E-Commerce in Tourism Core

Semester 2

3 modules 13 credits
  • BTM3316 Project Management and Fundamentals of Research Core
  • BTM3417 Project Report Core
  • BTM3618 Internship in Travel & Tourism Management (General) Core
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Entry Requirements

Minimum three (3) Simple passes (“S”) in any stream in one sitting at the GCE (Advanced Level) Examination conducted by the Department of Examinations of Sri Lanka or equivalent qualification.

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Career Pathways

A world of opportunities awaits the SLTC graduate: competents, confident and charismatic. These are a few roles that our graduates can purse:
● Travel Consultant / Tour Operator
● Destination Marketing Executive
● Hotel and Resort Operations Executive
● Event and Conference Coordinator
● Entrepreneur

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Industrial Training

At SLTC, we recognise that practical exposure is vital in developing competent and confident tourism professionals. The BSc in Travel and Tourism Management (General) provides a balanced blend of academic learning and applied industry experience, enabling students to thrive in diverse tourism environments.
The programme focuses on building a strong foundation in tourism principles, customer service, and sustainable tourism practices. Students gain valuable real-world insight through industry visits, guest lectures from sector experts, and collaborative projects with leading tourism and hospitality organisations.
Practical training components, including internships and field-based assignments, allow students to experience the operational aspects of tour operations, hospitality services, event coordination, and travel consultancy. These immersive experiences prepare graduates to enter the workforce with the skills, adaptability, and professionalism demanded by the dynamic tourism sector.