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  • Total of 360 points required (typically 120 points/year), including:
    • At least 180 points from courses at 200 and 300-level, including:
      • At least 75 points from courses at 300-level
    • Maximum of 180 points may be cross-credited between the BTM and another degree if taken simultaneously as a conjoint degree.
  • Complete six courses at 100-levelComplete ten tourism courses:
    • TOUR 101
    • TOUR 104
    • TOUR 108Three further courses
    • TOUR 230
    • TOUR 240
    • TOUR 250
    • TOUR 320
    • Three further courses from TOUR 300-399.
  • Complete five commerce courses:
    • Three courses at 100-level from:
      • Either ACCY 111 or ACCY 130
      • ECON 130
      • Either FCOM 111 or COML 111ECON 130
      • One course from:
        • INFO 101
        • INFO 141
        • INFO 151
      • MARK 101
      • MGMT 101
      • QUAN 102
      • STAT Either QUAN 102 or STAT 193
    Complete five
    • Two courses at 200-level
    :
    • TOUR 230
    • TOUR 240
    • TOUR 250
    • Two courses from:
      • ACCY 223
      • COML 203
      • HRIR 201
      • IBUS 201
      • One course from:
        • INFO 226
        • INFO 201
        • INFO 231
      • Either MARK 203 or MARK 214
      • One course from:
        • MGMT 202
        • MGMT 205
        • MGMT 206
      • Either PUBL 201 or PUBL 207
      • QUAN 201
  • Complete four courses at  further courses worth 90 points, including 15 points from 200 and 300-level :
    • TOUR 320
    • Three further courses from TOUR 300-399.
    Complete courses worth 90 further points from:
    • Courses listed for the BTM or BCom
    • Courses listed for the BA subjects: ANTH, ASIA, CHIN, DEAF, ENVI, EURO, FREN, GEOG, GERM, HIST, ITAL, JAPA, MAOR, PASI, POLS, PSYC, SAMO, and SPAN.
    At least 15 points of these 90 must be from 200 and 300-level courses
    • Other approved complementary subjects.

Supplementary information

  • Standard ones on UG degree requirements
  • There are no major subjects within the BTM. However, "BMT students may obtain a minor . . ." (GUS, p. 109)
  • Students who are studying a BA, BCom or BSc "can do a minor . . ." (GUS, p.109) 
  • Para explaining need for practicum (TOUR 320) in second or third year, with an exemption (rather course substitution) for previous industry work experience. (GUS, p.108 and 2015 Calendar p.223)
  • Some students studying a BTM will also complete a BCom or BA as conjoint degree, meaning that both degrees are students concurrently. Contact the student advisors to learn more about this option.

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