Comments

The BTM is quite a flexible degree, drawing or allowing courses from many different areas.
There is no major option/block (as we currently show in the wire frames), but despite this it is one of the longest degree description yet!
Some ambiguity between what subjects may contribute to Part B 90 points. Have I represented it correctly?
The requirements are a (strange) mix of courses and points.

Degree requirements

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
Complete ten tourism courses:
- TOUR 101
- TOUR 104
- TOUR 108
- 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 111
  - One course from:
    - INFO 101
    - INFO 141
    - INFO 151
  - MARK 101
  - MGMT 101
  - Either QUAN 102 or STAT 193
- Two courses at 200-level 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 further courses worth 90 points, including 15 points from 200 and 300-level courses 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
- Other approved complementary subjects.

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.