One Vision? Or many Visions? Trends and developments in tourism, hospitality, event and leisure degree programs throughout Australia

Abstract

There have been numerous changes to the offerings of tourism, hospitality, event and leisure undergraduate degree programs throughout Australia, since the initial hospitality programs of the mid 1970s. In addition there is increasing complexity within this educational market place, with varying provider types, agreements between institutions, multiple campus offerings, and program nesting to name a few. While studies have considered the growth of program offerings, many studies focus on one, or occasionally two, of these related program areas, such as tourism, and/or hospitality. This paper reviews the changes in the bachelor degree offerings throughout Australia across all four areas: tourism, hospitality, events and leisure, considering the changes between 2005 and 2010. Such an analysis is of value to program directors reviewing their offerings in this increasingly competitive and everchanging arena.

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