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PLF01: Issues in Pacific Politics (Print) Development Shell

PLF01 introduces students to the politics of the Pacific region and focuses on issues important to contemporary Pacific politics. Students will be introduced to a number of important concepts such as imperialism, sovereignty, neo-colonialism, globalisation and regionalism. The course is particularly concerned with the interaction between outside powers, regional bodies and island states in the Pacific.
Category: CFL Development

PLF01: Issues in Pacific Politics (School Base) Development Shell

PLF01 introduces students to the politics of the Pacific region and focuses on issues important to contemporary Pacific politics. Students will be introduced to a number of important concepts such as imperialism, sovereignty, neo-colonialism, globalisation and regionalism. The course is particularly concerned with the interaction between outside powers, regional bodies and island states in the Pacific.
Category: CFL Development

TS106 - Introduction to Tourism (Face to Face )

This course introduces students  to the basic concepts in the study of tourism and provides a framework for an understanding of its nature, characteristics and significance in economies n societies worldwide and in Pacific countries in particular. The course applies an interdisciplinary approach drawing on economics and other social sciences. It provides an integrated view of tourism, both as a self-contained subject and as a background for further study.

Category: Semester 1, 2024

TS106: Introduction To Tourism (Face to Face)

This course introduces students  to the basic concepts in the study of tourism and provides a framework for an understanding of its nature, characteristics and significance in economies n societies worldwide and in Pacific countries in particular. The course applies an interdisciplinary approach drawing on economics and other social sciences. It provides an integrated view of tourism, both as a self-contained subject and as a background for further study.

Category: Semester 1, 2023

TS302 - Strategic Services Management in Hospitality

On completion of this unit you should be able to:

  • Explain the basic concepts of quality management.
  • Analyse the need for, and challenges of, quality measurement and management in service industries.
  • Identify the various service quality models and their application in the hotel industry.


Category: Semester 2, 2024

TS302: Strategic Services Management in Hospitality

On completion of this unit you should be able to:

  • Explain the basic concepts of quality management.
  • Analyse the need for, and challenges of, quality measurement and management in service industries.
  • Identify the various service quality models and their application in the hotel industry.


Category: Semester 2, 2023

TS309 - Tourism Business Entrepreneurship

This course is structured to explore the provision of tourist attractions, facilities, and services as business activities. The components of the course address ideas and concepts surrounding the development of a business plan, sustainable strategies (International, Regional and Local), and planning concepts in the tourism industry. The course incorporates practical applications from different industry sectors including (but not limited to) accommodation, tour operations, and facility management. The topics and projects will be focused on these areas with emphasis on practical industry application.

Please note all students including Blended, Print and Face to Face LAUCALA (On-campus) will be using this Moodle course page.



Category: Semester 1, 2025

TS309 - Tourism Business Operations

This course is structured to explore the provision of tourist attractions, facilities, and services as business activities. The components of the course address ideas and concepts surrounding the development of a business plan, sustainable strategies (International, Regional and Local), and planning concepts in the tourism industry. The course incorporates practical applications from different industry sectors including (but not limited to) accommodation, tour operations, and facility management. The topics and projects will be focused on these areas with emphasis on practical industry application.

Please note all students including Blended, Print and Face to Face LAUCALA (On-campus) will be using this Moodle course page.



Category: Semester 1, 2024

TS309: Tourism Business Entrepreneurship

This course is structured to explore the provision of tourist attractions, facilities, and services as business activities. The components of the course address ideas and concepts surrounding the development of a business plan, sustainable strategies (International, Regional and Local), and planning concepts in the tourism industry. The course incorporates practical applications from different industry sectors including (but not limited to) accommodation, tour operations, and facility management. The topics and projects will be focused on these areas with emphasis on practical industry application.

Please note all students including Blended, Print and Face to Face LAUCALA (On-campus) will be using this Moodle course page.



Category: Semester 1, 2023

TS311: Sustainable Tourism Development

This course aims to provide students in their third year with an understanding of both theory and practice in sustainable tourism development. The content includes the origins of sustainable concepts with particular focus on planning and managing tourism enterprises. Other areas of the course include ecotourism, visitor impact management, interpretation and education, economics, and marketing. Students will also explore issues concerning socio-cultural and environmental impacts and techniques for mitigating negative results of tourism development. Case studies are incorporated into each topic area for a comprehensive review of sustainable tourism projects in other areas of the world.

Category: Semester 2, 2023

TS311: Sustainable Tourism Development

This course aims to provide students in their third year with an understanding of both theory and practice in sustainable tourism development. The content includes the origins of sustainable concepts with particular focus on planning and managing tourism enterprises. Other areas of the course include ecotourism, visitor impact management, interpretation and education, economics, and marketing. Students will also explore issues concerning socio-cultural and environmental impacts and techniques for mitigating negative results of tourism development. Case studies are incorporated into each topic area for a comprehensive review of sustainable tourism projects in other areas of the world.

Category: Semester 2, 2024
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