BA (Hons) in Sustainable Tourism & Practice Management ESF+

This Next Level Skillnet ESF+ programme is co-funded by the Government of Ireland and the European Union www.eufunds.ie

Programme overview

Delve into specialised knowledge and practical techniques related to sustainable management in tourism.

Are you passionate about creating a greener future in the rapidly growing tourism industry? 

This program, delivered by Griffith College Limerick, offers the opportunity to develop specialist knowledge and practical skills in green and sustainable tourism management, helping you navigate the challenges and innovations transforming the sector. 

You will study a range of tourism specialisms, with a strong focus on eco-friendly practices, ethical tourism, and sustainable development. Learn how to apply creative and transferable tourism management skills in organisations committed to sustainability. 

Discover how to respond effectively to global sustainability challenges, and understand the crucial role of digital technology, ethical practices, and environmental responsibility in shaping a more sustainable tourism future.

Course Highlights

Industry Collaborations
Focused on practical based assessments
Opera Oracle Property Management System – a cloud-based hotel property management system
Word Press -for businesses to manage their websites and online presence
Focused on in-depth understanding of the UN Sustainable Development Goals

Course Details

Semester One
Responsible Tourism Management
Sustainable Tourism Trends
Sustainable Tourism Project Planning
Digitalisation and Branding Tourism

Semester Two
Sustainable Tourism Project Development
Revenue Management and Application
Management Practice for a Sustainable Future
Culture and Management

*Enrolling now for February 2026*

Eligibility Requirements

Please visit Griffith College Limerick Course Entry Requirments page to make sure you meet the experience requirements.

Register for this course HERE

This Next Level Skillnet course is cofunded by the Government of Ireland and the European Union and network companies.