About the Programme
Key Learning Outcomes
- PO1Explains theories, facts, and concepts in the field of tourism and hotel management with examples by associating them with disciplines such as economics, sociology, and psychology.
- PO2Conducts an effective written and verbal communication process with colleagues and international guests by using vocational English skills.
- PO3Masterfully uses information technologies, automation software, and field-specific equipment in basic operational processes (front office, housekeeping, food & beverage, etc.) in accommodation establishments.
- PO4Applies personal care, hygiene, and sanitation rules, which are an integral part of the tourism sector, by integrating them with occupational health and safety (OHS) and quality assurance systems.
- PO5Complies with national/international legal regulations in field-related activities and carries out all duties within the framework of professional responsibility awareness and ethical principles.
- PO6By exhibiting stress management skills in high workloads, unforeseen disruptions, and crisis situations; analyzes problems, makes quick decisions, and develops alternative solutions.
- PO7Develops creative ideas to improve the guest experience in addition to applying standard procedures in service provision, and takes independent initiative when necessary.
- PO8Contributes to teamwork as a productive and harmonious member of the team while completely fulfilling individual responsibilities in multicultural and dynamic working environments.
- PO9By evaluating the environmental, economic, and socio-cultural impacts of tourism; acts in accordance with nature conservation principles and the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (UN SDGs).
- PO10Adopting the philosophy of lifelong learning, follows technological and managerial trends in the sector, and continuously updates personal and professional qualifications.
- PO11Develops a proactive service approach that anticipates guest profiles with different expectations by comprehending international "Tourism" standards.
- PO12By applying all their acquired theoretical and applied interdisciplinary knowledge to the service environment, they demonstrate their professional adaptability to the sector.