This course is designed to equip students with the essential skills and knowledge to write effectively in academic contexts. The course covers the core elements of academic writing, including developing strong arguments, using evidence effectively, structuring different types of academic texts, and mastering academic style and tone. Students will also gain proficiency in research and citation skills, using various academic styles (APA, GOST, )

Business strategies are the plans and actions that a company adopts to achieve its goals and objectives. A business strategy course teaches students how to analyze the internal and external environment of a business, identify its strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats, and formulate effective strategies to gain competitive advantage, increase profitability, and create value for customers and stakeholders.

Global Economics at TFSU

Today’s marketing is all about creating customer value and engagement in a fast-changing, increasingly digital and social marketplace.

Tourism is a global industry, with more than a billion international trips taken annually, and it is forecast that this will expand to 1.8 billion by 2030 (UNWTO, 2014). This course will introduce you to this vast and fascinating industry.

In the past few decades, sport and tourism professionals have realized the significant potential of sport tourism and are aggressively pursuing this market niche. To exploit sport tourism better, students will understand and appreciate the synergy of both the sport and tourism fields.

This course brings together theory and practice. It covers a wide range of applications, tourism industry and markets, exploring the ways in which marketers respond to situations that demand an innovative response.

Marketing, Management, and Principles of Entrepreneurship

Strategic Information Management at JUCM

Geoeconomics and Regional Development

Macroeconomics at TFSU 2021

The course provides some useful guidance throughout the whole process from initial ideas to writing it up and presenting the findings. There are eleven blocks which begin by outlining the nature of research and the methods typically used by researchers of tourism, hospitality and events management.

The course provides some useful guidance throughout the whole process from initial ideas to writing it up and presenting the findings. There are eleven blocks which begin by outlining the nature of research and the methods typically used by researchers of tourism, hospitality and events management.

The course has various examples and small case studies that will help the students understand how experiential tourism marketing comes to life through the conceptualisation and provision of services.

Economic Policy is a course that examines the role of government in the economy, the effects of policy interventions on economic outcomes, and the design and evaluation of policy instruments.

Organizational Behaviour at TFSU

This course aims to give students a comprehensive understanding of, and appreciation for Entrepreneurship.

This module will help students evaluate the strategic role of modern information systems and the managerial and organisation issues associated with IT.

Crisis management, also called emergency disaster or risk management, depending on the context, is more important than ever. The aim of this course is to provide students with tools, knowledge and understanding, enabling them to work with developing and implementing disaster preparedness and response in various contexts.

Tourism normally has an important multiplier effect for local or national economies. Therefore, tourism can be practised in a sustainable inclusive manner whereby it contributes to the wellbeing of the tourists and of the local people it employs and who live in the areas tourists go.