There are 3 bachelor's Hospitality & Tourism programmes for international students across 2 universities in Australia. Browse the full list below, compare entry requirements, and explore scholarships to fund your studies.

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 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.
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.
3 across 2 universities, listed on this page.
Yes — these programmes admit international students; check each programme's entry requirements and language of instruction.