The BA in Tourism and Environment (Tourism Management) at Brock University is designed for students passionate about navigating the complex relationship between tourism's economic benefits and its environmental and social impacts. You will explore critical questions about balancing development with sustainability, addressing issues like pollution, biodiversity loss, and cultural change. This undergraduate degree provides a robust academic framework for understanding and managing tourism in a way that respects both local communities and the planet. It's ideal for those seeking to contribute to responsible and ethical tourism practices.
Studied full-time on campus over four years, this program integrates core tourism management principles with environmental studies, drawing on subjects like geography and environmental science. Your learning journey will involve progressive coursework each year, culminating in advanced tourism credits and a significant environmental component in your final year. You will develop analytical skills through case studies and research, preparing you for diverse career paths in tourism planning, destination management, sustainable tourism development, and policy advising, equipping you with the expertise sought by industry leaders and governmental bodies.