Australia offers 8 Hospitality & Tourism programmes across 6 universities, reflecting the country's position as one of the world's leading tourism destinations and a major provider of vocational and applied education in this sector. Institutions include Victoria University, La Trobe University, Torrens University Australia, James Cook University of North Queensland, Holmes Institute, and SP Jain School of Global Management — a mix of public universities, private colleges, and international business schools.
Tuition fee information is not available in aggregate for this category; students should check individual institution listings for current international fee rates. Australia's tourism industry, diverse environments — from the Great Barrier Reef to urban hospitality hubs — and strong post-study work visa options create a practical learning environment for students who want hands-on experience alongside academic study.
Develop essential management and leadership skills for the hospitality and tourism industry with the Associate Degree in Hospitality and Hotel Management. This program provides hands-on experience in industry-standard facilities and equips you with a deep understanding of current industry trends and challenges. You'll gain practical knowledge in key operational, managerial, and organisational areas, preparing you for senior roles in this rapidly growing sector. The curriculum covers areas such as hotel operations, food and beverage management, accounting, marketing, and business law, taught by instructors with direct industry experience.

The Bachelor of Business (Hospitality and Tourism Management) equips you with essential knowledge in hospitality and tourism, combined with skills in marketing, entrepreneurship, and innovation. This program emphasizes practical experience through a work placement, preparing you for a career in this dynamic industry. You will study core business and management principles, gaining practical expertise in hospitality and tourism. The course offers flexibility, allowing you to choose between online, on-campus, or blended learning modes. A variety of electives enable you to specialize in areas that interest you most.

This degree is designed to prepare you for a dynamic career in the tourism, hospitality, and events industry. You will gain practical skills and knowledge focused on experience, sustainability, and future trends, particularly within tropical environments. The program emphasizes building industry networks through guest lecturers, field trips, and industry assessments. A significant component involves 400 hours of professional practice and skills development, including opportunities for internships with industry partners, and you'll earn qualifications like barista, RSA, and HACCP.

This Diploma of Business (Hospitality and Tourism Management) provides a strong foundation for a career in the global hospitality, events, or tourism industries. You will develop essential skills in management, human resources, promotions, and communication. The course covers key hospitality concepts and business management principles, preparing you for entry-level roles. It also offers a direct pathway into the second year of a Bachelor of Business program.
This program allows you to turn your passion for the environment into a career. You will gain knowledge in conservation, sustainability, and environmental science, combined with leadership and communication skills, to prepare you for roles as an environmental educator and advocate. La Trobe University offers the unique advantage of studying at Australia's only university with a dedicated wildlife sanctuary, serving as an outdoor laboratory.
Holmes Institute is a higher education provider in Australia offering a range of programs in business and hospitality management. With campuses in Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, Gold Coast, and Perth, Holmes Institute aims to provide a supportive learning environment with a focus on practical, real-world applications for its students.

The Hospitality Business Leadership (HBL) program is a globally focused master's degree designed to prepare students for careers with leading hospitality brands. Delivered across two international locations, Mumbai, India, and Bulle, Switzerland, the program combines rigorous academic learning with practical experience and industry exposure. Students begin their studies at S P Jain Global in Mumbai, building a foundation in business and operations tailored for the hospitality industry. They then transfer to the Glion Institute of Higher Education in Switzerland for advanced coursework, gaining deeper insights into European hospitality practices and global standards. Upon completion of coursework, students undertake a 6-month global paid internship or research project, supported by Glion, to gain international experience. This program emphasizes specialized leadership development, real-world case studies, and immersive industry exposure, including field trips and engagement with industry leaders. Graduates earn a Master of Science in Hospitality Business Leadership from Glion, a top-ranked hospitality institute, and benefit from extensive industry access and dual alumni networks from S P Jain Global and Glion.
This program equips you with the essential knowledge and practical skills to thrive in the global tourism and hospitality industry. You will gain a strong foundation in business principles, including accounting, economics, finance, and marketing. The curriculum also focuses on developing key competencies in areas such as food and beverage service, accommodation management, gastronomy, destination marketing, and service operation management.
The 6 institutions in this category are Victoria University, James Cook University of North Queensland, Torrens University Australia, La Trobe University, Holmes Institute, and SP Jain School of Global Management.
Tuition varies by institution — check each university or college listing for current international student fee schedules, as standardised data is not available for this category.
Yes, all listed institutions accept international students; programmes are taught in English and Australian institutions provide extensive visa and accommodation support.
Requirements generally include a recognised secondary school qualification, English proficiency (IELTS 6.0+ is common), and for postgraduate programmes, a relevant undergraduate degree or industry experience.
Apply directly through each institution's admissions portal, then obtain an Australian student visa (subclass 500) through the Department of Home Affairs after receiving a confirmed enrolment.