Bachelor of Technology, Hospitality and Tourism Management (Top-up)

Hospitality and Tourism Management combines the practical demands of running hotels and events with the business side of the travel industry. This top-up degree at Ho Technical University sits in the Faculty of Applied Sciences and Technology and is designed for students building on earlier studies in the field. Entry is less competitive than many other degree programmes, making it an accessible next step for qualified applicants.

What hospitality and tourism management actually involves

Programmes of this kind usually cover the day-to-day running of hotels, restaurants, and event venues, as well as the wider tourism industry. You will look at how to manage staff, handle customer service, plan events, market destinations, and control budgets. The field also pulls in accounting, human resource management, and strategic planning, so you graduate with a broad set of business skills that apply far beyond tourism.

How hard it is to get a place

Entry to this programme is less competitive than to many other degrees at the university. That means if you meet the published requirements, you stand a good chance of being admitted. As with any course, you should check the specific subject requirements and confirm your grades through official admissions guidance, since entry on the ground depends on the grades you actually present.

What you can do after you graduate

Most graduates go into management or supervisory roles in hotels, travel companies, restaurants, and event venues. Some move into marketing, tourism planning, or corporate hospitality. With experience, many rise to management positions, and the business skills you gain also make it possible to start your own venture in the hospitality sector.