Career Outcomes

A hospitality graduate, can find employment in a number of businesses such as hotels, resorts, restaurants, cafes and bars.

Types of Courses

Bachelor Degree:

Undergraduate Hospitality degrees usually take the form of a Bachelor of Business with a hospitality major. This means you’ll acquire universal business skills, as well as specialised knowledge related to the hospitality industry. The duration of a course like this is typically 3 years, when studied on a full-time basis. However, depending on the delivery mode, you can take more or less time to complete this course.

Job Outlook

According to the Australian Governments’ Job Outlook website:

Other Hospitality, Retail and Service Managers-

Above average job openings (25,001 to 50,000) are expected in this industry over the five years leading to November 2019.

You can expect to earn around $1,443 per week, as that is the median weekly earnings (before tax) for a full-time employee. This equates to a yearly salary of around $75,000.

66.6% of workers in this industry are males.

Only 25% of employees have a Bachelor Degree or higher to their name. Therefore by completing a Bachelor of Business (Hospitality), you’ll put yourself ahead of the majority and increase your opportunities for employment.

Study Online or In-class

With the option to study online or in-class, you can find the course that is most suited to your needs. Online is best if you need maximum flexibility and would like studying to fit around your other commitments. In-class is best if you have sufficient time during the day for studying and enjoy the interactive features associated with this approach to learning.

Is a Hospitality course right for you?

If you’ve ever dreamed about running or owning your very own Hospitality business, then look no further.

Important skills for those working in the industry include, effective time management, an ability to work well in teams, good communication skills, attention to detail and a customer service focus.