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TOU501: Sustainable Tourism
Sustainable tourism, which developed from the 1980s concept of sustainable development, incorporates principles which integrate economic imperatives with the maintenance of ecological processes, biological diversity and biophysical resources; equity within and between generations; and the need for compatibility with society, community and cultural values. This unit analyses the management of tourism and hospitality development and its relationship to the conservation of natural, social and cultural resources. Participation in field trips on a cost recovery basis is required.
| Points | 4 |
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| Enrolment Options | Murdoch: S1-internal, S1-external |
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| Contact Time | Lectures/tutorials: up to 3 hours per week; occasional field trips.
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| Prerequisites | Enrolment in Honours or Postgraduate course.
Co-requisite: Internet access if studying externally.
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| Notes | Postgraduates without a tourism background should acquaint themselves with readings of TOU000 Course Reader.
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| School | School of Social Sciences and Humanities |
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Key to Offshore Campus Location abbreviations:
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APMISIN | Asia Pacific Management Institute (Singapore) |
CEJTOKYO | Chiropractic Education Japan (Tokyo) |
JKURASHIKI | NET Corporation (Kurashiki, Japan) |
KDUPG | KDU College (Penang, Malaysia) |
KDUPJ | KDU College (Petaling Jaya, Malaysia) |
SGP-REPOLY | Republic Polytechnic (Singapore) |
SMANUFED | Singapore Manufacturing Federation |
ZHENGZHOU | Zhengzhou University (China) |
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