The Global Tourism concentration is focused on a unique blend of subjects. Business and tourism topics provide students with planning, management, marketing, financial, and entrepreneurship skills essential in the tourism industry. Because sustainable tourism requires a healthy natural environment, the environment is another area of study. Finally, students are provided cross-cultural experience by learning a second language, studying at a university abroad, and participating in an international internship.

Effective Fall 2019

Freshman
AUCCCredits
CO 150College Composition (GT-CO2)1A3
ECON 202Principles of Microeconomics (GT-SS1)3C3
Select one of the following: 5
L*** 101 First Year Language II
  
L*** 108 Intensive Language I
  
MATH 117College Algebra in Context I (GT-MA1)1B1
MATH 118College Algebra in Context II (GT-MA1)1B1
MATH 124Logarithmic and Exponential Functions (GT-MA1)1B1
NR 120A or 120BEnvironmental Conservation (GT-SC2)
Environmental Conservation		3A3-4
SPCM 200Public Speaking 3
Arts and Humanities3B3
Biological and Physical Sciences3A7
Electiive 1
 Total Credits 31-32
Sophomore
 
ACT 205Fundamentals of Accounting 3
BUS 205Legal and Ethical Issues in Business 3
L*** 200 Second Year Language I 3
L*** 201 Second Year Language II 3
NRRT 270Principles of Natural Resource Tourism 3
RRM 101Hospitality Industry 3
RRM 200Hotel Operations 3
STAT 201General Statistics (GT-MA1)1B3
Arts and Humanities3B3
 Total Credits 27
Junior
 
MGT 305Fundamentals of Management 3
MKT 305Fundamentals of Marketing 3
NR 320Natural Resources History and Policy 3
NR 377Pre-Internship 1
NRRT 320International Issues-Recreation and Tourism 3
NRRT 372Tourism Promotion 3
NRRT 376Human Dimensions Research and Analysis 3
Select one course from the following: 3
Writing Arguments (GT-CO3)2 
Writing in the Disciplines: Arts and Humanities (GT-CO3)2 
Writing in the Disciplines: Sciences (GT-CO3)2 
Writing in the Disciplines: Social Sciences (GT-CO3)2 
Writing in the Disciplines: Education (GT-CO3)2 
Professional and Technical Communication (GT-CO3)2 
Select one from the following: 3
L*** 300 Reading and Writing for Communication
  
L*** 304 Third-Year Language I
  
Select one from the following: 3
L*** 305 Third-Year Language II
  
L*** 335 Issues in Culture
  
Diversity and Global Awareness13E3
 Total Credits 31
Senior
 
MKT 365International Marketing 3
NR 300Biological Diversity 3
NRRT 442Tourism Planning4B,4C3
NRRT 470Tourism Impacts4A3
NRRT 471Starting and Managing Tourism Enterprise 3
NRRT 487Internship 4
NRRT 499Senior Thesis 3
Upper-division language electives 5-10
Historical Perspectives3D3
 Total Credits 30-35
 Program Total Credits: 120
Freshman
Semester 1CriticalRecommendedAUCCCredits
CO 150College Composition (GT-CO2) X1A3
MATH 117College Algebra in Context I (GT-MA1)X 1B1
MATH 118College Algebra in Context II (GT-MA1)X 1B1
MATH 124Logarithmic and Exponential Functions (GT-MA1) X1B1
Select one course from the following:X  3-4
Environmental Conservation (GT-SC2)  3A 
Environmental Conservation    
Arts and Humanities  3B3
Biological and Physical Sciences  3A3
Elective   1
 Total Credits   16-17
Semester 2CriticalRecommendedAUCCCredits
ECON 202Principles of Microeconomics (GT-SS1)  3C3
SPCM 200Public Speaking   3
Select one from the following:X  5
L*** 101 First Year Language II
    
L*** 108 Intensive Language I
    
Biological and Physical Sciences  3A4
AUCC 1B (Quantitative Reasoning) and CO 150 must be completed by the end of Semester 2.X   
 Total Credits   15
Sophomore
Semester 3CriticalRecommendedAUCCCredits
ACT 205Fundamentals of Accounting   3
L*** 200 Second Year Language IX  3
NRRT 270Principles of Natural Resource TourismX  3
RRM 101Hospitality IndustryX  3
 Total Credits   12
Semester 4CriticalRecommendedAUCCCredits
BUS 205Legal and Ethical Issues in Business   3
L*** 201 Second Year Language IX  3
RRM 200Hotel Operations   3
STAT 201General Statistics (GT-MA1)X 1B3
Arts and Humanities  3B3
 Total Credits   15
Junior
Semester 5CriticalRecommendedAUCCCredits
MGT 305Fundamentals of Management   3
NR 320Natural Resources History and Policy   3
NR 377Pre-InternshipX  1
NRRT 376Human Dimensions Research and Analysis   3
Select one course from the following:X  3
L*** 300 Reading and Writing for Communication
    
L*** 304 Third-Year Language I
    
Select one course from the following:   3
Writing Arguments (GT-CO3)  2 
Writing in the Disciplines: Arts and Humanities (GT-CO3)  2 
Writing in the Disciplines: Sciences (GT-CO3)  2 
Writing in the Disciplines: Social Sciences (GT-CO3)  2 
Writing in the Disciplines: Education (GT-CO3)  2 
Professional and Technical Communication (GT-CO3)  2 
ECON 202 must be completed by the end of Semester 5.X   
 Total Credits   16
Semester 6CriticalRecommendedAUCCCredits
MKT 305Fundamentals of MarketingX  3
NRRT 320International Issues-Recreation and Tourism   3
Select one course from the following:   3
L*** 305 Third-Year Language II
    
L*** 335 Issues in Culture
    
NRRT 372Tourism Promotion   3
Diversity and Global Awareness  3E3
AUCC 3E is satisfied by studying abroad with a minimum of 3 credits of SA 482.    
MGT 305 must be completed by the end of Semester 6.X   
 Total Credits   15
Senior
Semester 7CriticalRecommendedAUCCCredits
MKT 365International Marketing   3
NRRT 442Tourism Planning  4B,4C3
NRRT 471Starting and Managing Tourism Enterprise   3
Upper-Division Language Electives   5
Historical Perspectives  3D3
 Total Credits   17
Semester 8CriticalRecommendedAUCCCredits
NR 300Biological DiversityX  3
NRRT 470Tourism ImpactsX  3
NRRT 487InternshipX 4A4
NRRT 499Senior ThesisX  3
Upper-Division Language ElectiveX  0-5
The benchmark courses for the 8th semester are the remaining courses in the entire program of study.X   
 Total Credits   13-18
 Program Total Credits:   120