Tourism Management

Course Overview

The Tourism Management BSc gives students foundational knowledge in travel and hospitality, service operations, and tourism products. The curriculum prepares learners for roles in travel agencies, cultural sites, hotels, and event planning departments. Practical coursework and internship opportunities help students practice guest interaction, understand visitor needs, and handle administrative tasks. Over time, the program’s growth reflects LYU’s ongoing support for applied management education and student engagement with regional tourism projects. Graduates often find employment or continue with higher degrees related to tourism policy, business management, or international hospitality studies, helping them build careers that connect service skills with industry needs.

General Eligibility

Eligibility:

• Completed secondary school (high school diploma) with required grades

• Language qualification (HSK for Chinese‑taught programs; English tests if applicable)

• Passport copy and passport‑type photos

• Academic transcripts

• Health certificate

Application Process:

• Apply through LYU international admissions portal or official partner

• Submit required documents before deadlines (e.g., March / May / June as listed by LYU for international applicants)

• Admission decisions issued after document review

Scholarships:
International applicants may pursue:

• Chinese Government Scholarship (CSC)

• University‑specific scholarships

• Provincial scholarship offers

Scholarship eligibility usually depends on academics, language scores, and application timing.

Part Time Work Details

International students may work on campus with university approval (often limited to ~20 hrs/week during semesters, subject to Chinese visa policies)

Language Requirement

• Most LYU undergraduate programs are taught in Chinese, so international students are normally expected to provide HSK (Chinese proficiency test) results before admission. Requirements often include:

  • HSK Level 4 or higher (varies by department)

  If any English‑supported components are available, typical English‑test scores for tourism programs (where English is used) might be:

  • IELTS: 5.5+

  • TOEFL iBT: 70+

  • PTE Academic: 42+

  • Duolingo Test: 90+