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Introduction
by the Head of Department, Dr Una Mc Mahon-Beattie
The Department of Hospitality and Tourism Management is based on both the Belfast Campus and Coleraine Campus of the University of Ulster and offers a range of specialist programmes of study at both at undergraduate and post graduate levels, on a full time and part time basis.
Programmes delivered on the Coleraine campus are within the specialism of travel, tourism, leisure and events. We also deliver the BSc Hons Consumer Studies degree which includes aspects of the design, development, management of consumer products and services. |
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On the Belfast campus the specialism focuses on hospitality, hotel & tourism and culinary arts. All undergraduate programmes of study incorporate key management modules alongside the specialist modules, therefore providing our students with the breadth of knowledge required by the hospitality and tourism industry. Our masters programmes, including Cultural Management, Event Management, International Tourism Development and International Hotel and Tourism Management are delivered in mixed learning mode, some in three day blocks and some online, providing greater flexibility for our students.
The award winning Academy Restaurant provides the interface between industry, the general public and the Department. It reflects, through the professionalism of the students, the high quality of education and training which the Department provides.
With key programmes accredited by the Institute of Hospitality, the Department is proud of its position in the league tables: |
In the Top Two UK Universities for Travel, Transport and Tourism
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An Evening for Professional Bodies assosciated with the Ulster Business School
Names are Left to Right
Mrs Lucia Campbell, Associate Head of Department,
Ms Sinead Scott, Chair, Institute of Hospitality NI, Mr Stephen Meldrum, General Manager, Culloden Hotel, Dr Una McMahon Beattie, Head of Department of Hospitality and Tourism Management
Events Students Put Talents To Good Use Click Here for More Information
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Consumer Studies Press Release June 2011 Read More
International Conference on Tourism and Events: Opportunities, Impacts and Change Read More
Culinary Master Class Read More |
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| Induction with a Difference for Tourism Students Read More |
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Latest News
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BSc (Hons) Consumer Studies Students Ciara Rooney Anne Marie McGill and Caroline McGirr with their Pick ‘n’ Mix Pizza concept.
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Students Kelly Lau, Joy Dreaning and Justine Cole with lecturer Philip Robertson and Una McMahon Beattie, Head of Department of Hospitality and Tourism Management
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Mr Ian Bickerstaff, Academic Enterprise co-ordinator
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Michael McQuillan, co-founder of The Streat café franchise, and Una McMahon-Beattie, Head of Department of Hospitality and Tourism Management, celebrate Michael’s recent appointment as visiting lecturer to the Ulster Business School |
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Participants celebrate the completion of the Wine and Spirit Education Trust Intermediate Certificate Course on the Belfast campus.
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Margaret Scoops Da Vinci Cup
University of Ulster, BSc Hons International Hotel and Tourism Management student, Margaret Caherty, from Culloville, Co.Armagh, has been presented with the Da Vinci Cup for excellence in academic performance.
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Michelle Davidson, BSc Leisure and Events Management student has been recognised for her outstanding achievements at the Ulster Business School’s 2009 Annual Placement Innovation Competition Awards ceremony. She received her prize for her contribution to driving innovation and excellence during her placement year at the De Vere Delux hotel, Cameron House, Loch Lomond.
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