Sustainable Tourism Management Certificate
17 Credits
The certificate in Sustainable Tourism Management is designed for tourism professionals and career changers who want to advance their careers and take advantage of the increasing opportunities in the tourism industry.
The curriculum will introduce students to the ever-expanding tourism industry, emphasize the importance of sustainable tourism practices, and provide practical industry experience. The program will assist students in developing communications skills needed to lead and manage a successful tourism business towards profitability, while preserving the local environment and society for future generations.
Graduates of the certificate in Sustainable Tourism Management possess the competencies to enter the tourism industry as an entry-level manager.
The certificate in Sustainable Tourism Management may be completed by students working towards an AAS in Hospitality & Tourism Management, AAS in Business Management, and/or an AS in Business Transfer Pathway.
Required Courses – 17 Credits
| BUSN 1157 | Introduction to Hospitality and Tourism Management | 4 cr |
| BUSN 1133 | Current Trends in Tourism | 1 cr |
| BUSN 1134 | Sustainable and Responsible Tourism | 3 cr |
| BUSN 2097 | Internship in Hospitality & Tourism | 2-4 cr |
| ENGC 1101 | College Writing | 4 cr |
Complete one of the following four courses:
Other Certificate Requirements
- Earn a minimum cumulative grade point average (GPA) of 2.0 for college-level coursework (courses numbered 1000 and above) completed at Normandale.
- Earn at least one third of the required certificate credits from Normandale.