STHM – Tourism & Hospitality Management: THM fall 2007–spring 2011
curriculum, Temple ... ______ THM 1311 Introduction to Tourism and Hospitality.
STHM – Tourism & Hospitality Management: THM fall 2007–spring 2011 curriculum, Temple University CORE Curriculum (For use by: Freshmen who began classes fall 2007–summer 2008 AND Transfer students who began classes fall 2007–spring 2010) University CORE Curriculum
School of Tourism and Hospitality Management Curriculum
Composition(CO) __________
STHM Core Courses
Intellectual Heritage (IH) IH 1196/Mosaic 0851 __________ IH 1297/Mosaic 0852 __________
American Culture (AC) __________
__________ THM 1112 __________ THM 1113 __________ THM 1114 __________ THM 2112 __________ THM 2114 __________ THM 3111 __________ THM 3196 __________ THM 4112 Internships and Project __________ THM 3185
The Arts (AR) __________
__________ THM 4185
The Individual and Society (IN) (ECON 1101 is required major-related course and counts as an IN) __________ Language/International Studies (LA/IS) rd (Language to the 3 level or nd Language to the 2 level + one IS or Two IS) __________ __________ Quantitative Reasoning (QA and QB) QA __________ QB __________
Science and Technology (SA and SB) SA __________ SB __________
Studies in Race (RS) __________ Writing Intensive Courses (WI) WI _________ (ENG 2596 Recommended) THM 4396/97 (Capstone) ___________ THM 3196 _________
Career Seminar (1 credit) Foundation of Leisure Leadership Sophomore Research (2 credits) Leisure and Tourism in a Diverse Society Program and Special Event Planning Research Methodology (Prerequisite: THM 2112) Senior Professional Development Seminar (Prerequisite: Senior standing) (Co-requisite: Capstone)
__________ THM 4191
Internship I (180 Hours) (Prerequisite: All STHM 1000-2000 level courses) Internship II (600 Hours) (10 credits) (Prerequisite: All coursework completed; Co-requisite: THM 4191) Senior Project (Co-requisite: THM 4185)
Tourism and Hospitality Management Major Requirements __________ THM 1311 __________ THM 3311 __________ THM 3313 __________ THM 3323 __________ THM 4312 __________ THM 4396
__________ THM 4397
Introduction to Tourism and Hospitality Organization Management in Tourism and Hospitality Financial Issues in Tourism and Hospitality (Prerequisites: ACCT 2101 & ECON 1101) International Tourism Legal Issues in Tourism and Hospitality Capstone: Hospitality Management Systems (Co-requisite: THM 4112) OR Capstone: Designing Tourism Experiences (Co-requisite: THM 4112)
Tourism and Hospitality Management Major Electives See Page 2 (or back) for options __________ __________ Business Course Requirements __________ ACCT 2101 Financial Accounting __________ ECON 1101 Macroeconomic Principles __________ MKTG 2101 Marketing Management (Prerequisite ECON 1101) Free Electives (18 credits or more as needed to reach 124 credits needed for earning BS – see back/page 2 for details) ______________________
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No Credit Requirements __________ CPR Certification & First Aid Certification – certifications are requirements of THM 4112 and can be completed during that class __________ Industry Related Experience (250) Required Prior to THM 4112
_____ ENG 0701 (If indicated by Placement test)
_____ MATH 0701 (If indicated by Placement test) UPDATED June 2011
Concentrations in Tourism and Hospitality Management Students can declare a concentration option. In order to receive a concentration completion indication on their official transcript, students must complete two courses within a concentration option, the related capstone course, Internship II, and Senior Project within the related industry. (Declaring a concentration is optional, completing 6 credits of major electives is required.) Hospitality Management Concentration (Choose two) __________ THM 3320 __________ THM 3324 __________ THM 3328 __________ THM 3425
Special Topics in Hospitality Management Hospitality Operations Gaming and Casino Management Event Management: History, Theory, and Best Practices (prerequisite THM 3111)
Destination and Event Management Concentration (Choose two) __________ THM 3321 __________ THM 3327 __________ THM 3330 __________ THM 3425
Tourism Planning and Development Advanced Destination Marketing Systems (prerequisite MKT 2101) Special Topics in Destination and Event Management Event Management: History, Theory, and Best Practices (prerequisite THM 3111)
** IMPORTANT NOTICE** • • •
I understand that I am required to: complete 124 credits required for graduation, fulfilling all STHM and University requirements as reflected in my DARS earn a C- or higher in all courses required in the STHM curriculum earn a 2.0 GPA in my major and a 2.0 cumulative GPA to be eligible to graduate
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Free Elective Credit Information: Students must take at least 18 credits of Free Electives, but in some cases may need more to reach the 124 credits required to earn their degree. An example of when a student would need to take more than 18 free elective credits: A student fulfills the Global/World Society requirement by participating in an approved summer or semester study abroad program. The student would be given a Waiver for this requirement, but must still complete 3 credits. Thus, the 3 credits is shifted from the Global/World Society requirement to the Free Elective Requirement and the student is then able to take any course he/she needs for a minor or just would like to take for personal interest Students can use these 18+ Free Elective Credits to earn a Minor or Certificate. Temple University offers a wide range of Minors and Certificates. STHM students may be interested in the following two options, but are encouraged to think about personal and professional goals when choosing a minor or certificate. Please see an advisor with questions! Business Minors and Certificate Options: http://sbm.temple.edu/advising/minors.html • General Business Studies Minor • Business Minor • Management Information Systems (MIS) Certificate (Students are encouraged to take HRM 1101, Organization in Management, as a Free Elective because HRM 1101 along with the required courses of ACCT 2101 Financial Accounting, ECON 1101 Macroeconomic Principles, and MKTG 2101 Marketing Management, completes four of the eight required courses of a Business or a General Business minor.) Geography and Urban Studies Certificate Options: http://www.temple.edu/gus/undergraduate/minors/index.htm • Certificate of Specialization in the Geography of Tourism • Certificate of Specialization in the Geography of Sports, Recreation and Tourism Planning
