Bachelor Of Leisure & Tourism Management

YEAR ONE

SEMESTER ONE
BCO111- Foundations of Business Management (3)
BCO112- Writing Communication Skills (3)
BCO113- Principles of Accounting (3).
BCO114- Elementary Calculus (3)
BCO115- Computer Literacy and Introduction to Internet (3)
BCO116- Introduction to Marketing (3)
BCO125- Micro Economics (3)
BAT111 - The Business of Tourism (2)
Industrial Visits I (3)

SEMESTER TWO
BCO121- Oral Communication Skills (3)
BCO122- Intermediate Accounting (3)
BCO123- Elementary Statistics (3)
BCO124- Macro Economics (3)
BCO125- Commercial & European Laws (3)
BCO126- Business Finance I (3)
BAT121 - Travel & Tourism Assignments (2)
BAT122 - Tourism Marketing (2)
Industrial Visits II (3)

YEAR TWO

SEMESTER THREE
BCO211- Marketing Management (3)
BCO212- Business Finance II (3)
BCO213- Human Resources Management (3)
BCO214- Production Management (3)
BCO215- Entrepreneurship and New Venture Creation (3)
BCO216- Introduction to Multimedia Management (2)
BCO217- Management Information Systems (3)
BAT211 - Conference Management (2)

SEMESTER FOUR
BCO221- Financial Statement Analysis (3)
BCO222- Strategic Marketing (3)
BCO223- Sales & Purchasing Management (3)
BCO224- International Economics (3)
BCO225- Consumer Behavior (3)
BAT221 - Touristic Geography (2)
BAT222 - Tourist Destination Management (2)
BAT223 - Resort Management (2)
BAT224 - Planning & Development (2)
BAT225 - Tourism & The Environment (2)

YEAR THREE

SEMESTER FIVE
BCO311- Cases in Marketing (3)
BCO312- Financial Statement Analysis (3)
BCO313- Cases in Finance (3)
BCO314- Corporate Finance (3)
BCO315- Technology, Productivity & Change Management (3)
BAT311 - Managing Site Attraction (2)
BAT312 - Leisure & Recreational Management (2)
BAT313 - Urban Tourism (2) BAT314 - Tourism & Public Policy (2)
BAT315 - Tourism Security (2)

SEMESTER SIX
BCO321- Business Policy & Strategy (3)
BCO322- Budgeting (3)
BCO323- Global Marketing (3)
BCO324- Global Business (3)
BAT321 - Event Management in Leisure & Tourism (2)
BAT322 - Wildlife Tourism (2)

• Final Case in Leisure & Tourism Management
• Final Case in Marketing
• Thesis

Admission requirements:
Certificate from an accredited secondary school; High School degree, Baccalauréat, Selectividad, Maturité Fédérale, Deutsche Abitur or equivalent. Fluency in English certified by a minimum score of 213 (computer based) on TOEFL (institution code 8085), or English as mother tongue. A non-refundable €200 application fee Two reference letters from academic or professional sources Two essays Bank Certificate
The Programs are taught in English and/or Spanish and take place during the day from Monday to Friday. They start in October, February, June and August.