48 monthsProgramme duration
19,500 GBPTuition Fee/year
23 Nov, 2026Application Deadline
Sep, JanStarting Month
Programme overview
Main Subject
Business and Management Studies
Degree
BA
Study Level
Bachelor's
Study Mode
On Campus
Our Tourism and Travel Management (including foundation year) BA (Hons) is an excellent programme if you’re returning to education after some time away, feeling unsure about your next steps, or don’t meet the entry requirements to enter directly into an undergraduate course. It offers a supportive and engaging start to your academic journey.
After the foundation year, which you will share with students on other degree specialisms, you’ll join students on the undergraduate programme and study the same content as them, graduating with the same title on completion. To learn more about course content in the three years following your foundation year, visit the Travel and Tourism Management BA course page.
The content of the foundation year is designed to encompass different disciplines, rooted in social sciences, such as identity, social justice, and inequality. It is underpinned by our Education for Justice Framework, which demonstrates our commitment to inclusive teaching, giving back to our community and relating learning to our students’ lived experiences.
The focus of teaching on the foundation year will be to develop your academic writing, presentation, and study skills. Assessments on the course will reflect this; they will include a variety of tasks including presentations, research planning, and essays. You will showcase your work through a final presentation. The assessments will be flexible to allow you to relate your learning to your future subject area. You’ll also have the opportunity to meet your future tutors and take part in a series of lectures with the Tourism and Travel Management BA course team, giving you a clear sense of what to expect after your foundation year.
Teaching on the foundation year takes place in small groups that encourage participation with students from other degree pathways. This will be the perfect opportunity to explore different academic interests and work with students who will have different perspectives on the topics you study.
As a student here you’ll gain access to a wide range of support and wellbeing services, this includes our disability and dyslexia service, as well as our careers office, which will support you in finding work experience opportunities and polish your interview technique. Our tutors are also trained to provide pastoral and academic support to students; they’re experts in building confidence and preparing students to excel at university.
You'll graduate with a full undergraduate qualification with the same title and award as students who entered directly to the three-year course. Visit our Travel and Tourism Management BA to learn more about the course content in the following three years of the course. If for any reason you find that you’d like to switch your degree specialism at the end of the foundation year, there will be some flexibility to do so.
Programme overview
Main Subject
Business and Management Studies
Degree
BA
Study Level
Bachelor's
Study Mode
On Campus
Our Tourism and Travel Management (including foundation year) BA (Hons) is an excellent programme if you’re returning to education after some time away, feeling unsure about your next steps, or don’t meet the entry requirements to enter directly into an undergraduate course. It offers a supportive and engaging start to your academic journey.
After the foundation year, which you will share with students on other degree specialisms, you’ll join students on the undergraduate programme and study the same content as them, graduating with the same title on completion. To learn more about course content in the three years following your foundation year, visit the Travel and Tourism Management BA course page.
The content of the foundation year is designed to encompass different disciplines, rooted in social sciences, such as identity, social justice, and inequality. It is underpinned by our Education for Justice Framework, which demonstrates our commitment to inclusive teaching, giving back to our community and relating learning to our students’ lived experiences.
The focus of teaching on the foundation year will be to develop your academic writing, presentation, and study skills. Assessments on the course will reflect this; they will include a variety of tasks including presentations, research planning, and essays. You will showcase your work through a final presentation. The assessments will be flexible to allow you to relate your learning to your future subject area. You’ll also have the opportunity to meet your future tutors and take part in a series of lectures with the Tourism and Travel Management BA course team, giving you a clear sense of what to expect after your foundation year.
Teaching on the foundation year takes place in small groups that encourage participation with students from other degree pathways. This will be the perfect opportunity to explore different academic interests and work with students who will have different perspectives on the topics you study.
As a student here you’ll gain access to a wide range of support and wellbeing services, this includes our disability and dyslexia service, as well as our careers office, which will support you in finding work experience opportunities and polish your interview technique. Our tutors are also trained to provide pastoral and academic support to students; they’re experts in building confidence and preparing students to excel at university.
You'll graduate with a full undergraduate qualification with the same title and award as students who entered directly to the three-year course. Visit our Travel and Tourism Management BA to learn more about the course content in the following three years of the course. If for any reason you find that you’d like to switch your degree specialism at the end of the foundation year, there will be some flexibility to do so.
Admission Requirements
- at least one A level (or a minimum of 32 UCAS points from an equivalent Level 3 qualification, eg BTEC Subsidiary/National/BTEC Extended Diploma)
- English Language GCSE at grade C/4 or above (or equivalent)
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