Key Facts


Credential Awarded:: Graduate Certificate

Delivery:: 1 Year (2 terms)

Campus:: Toronto

Program Start:: Winter (January)
Spring (May)
Fall (September)

Program Code:: P5461

Tuition Fees:: Per academic year (2 terms) estimate*

Overview

Are you a service-oriented professional looking to increase your managerial and leadership skills in preparation for a larger hospitality or tourism role in Canada or across the globe?

As a graduate of the Hospitality and Tourism Management program, you have the specialized training needed to take on increasingly senior roles in the global hospitality and tourism marketplace.

Highlights

Gain managerial, communication and leadership skills critical to your success.
Study in downtown Toronto, one of Canada's largest tourism, event and convention hubs.
Strong focus on developing leadership through technology and teamwork with a program outline shaped by industry professionals.
Gain hands-on learning through service learning that offers specific niche experience in hospitality and tourism, or research opportunities.

Career Opportunities

Career Opportunities

Convention/conference centres
Destination marketing
Hotel industry
Tourism operations
Tourist attractions

Admission Requirements

Admission Requirements

Post-secondary education transcripts and graduation diploma* (minimum of 2 years of post-secondary studies; 2-year College diploma or a Bachelor's degree) AND
Proof of English proficiency

*Please check country-specific program requirements as graduation diploma may not be applicable and only transcripts are required.

Selection and Ranking

Testing or other supplemental evaluation may be required.

Computer/Technology Requirements

In order to successfully progress through your studies at Niagara College - Toronto, it is recommended that you have access to a personal computer or laptop. TSoM offers access to computer labs on campus, but availability cannot be guaranteed and some program software may not be available on all open access computers.

All costs associated with program requirements are the responsibility of the student.