Hospitality & Tourism Management (BComm (Hons))
Become a manager and leader in the Canadian and international hospitality and tourism industries. The Ted Rogers School of Management’s integrated and balanced program of applied education has been developing future industry leaders for over 65 years.
Why Hospitality and Tourism Management?
How do we prepare our students to thrive? By paying attention to what industry demands from new graduates. Most major business schools in Canada don’t focus on teaching sales as a core element of their program, even though sales and marketing professionals are among the top five specializations in highest demand. Our new Ted Rogers Sales Leadership Program is open to all TRSM students and provides experiential learning opportunities, such as international sales case competitions, to help prepare them for dynamic positions as ethical sales leaders.
At TRSM, we understand that many valuable learning experiences take place outside of the classroom, so we provide opportunities for our students to immerse themselves in hospitality and tourism operations.
As Canada’s oldest School of Hospitality & Tourism Management, we have over 4,500 alumni worldwide leading the way in events, travel, hotels, travel technology, food and beverage operations, attractions and tour distribution. Our legacy of leadership has created unmatched connections with industry professionals, who assist our excellent professors in bringing their courses to life.
To graduate from the Hospitality & Tourism Management program, students must complete 1,000 hours of documented real-world work experience in the hospitality and tourism industry. This provides students with the essential balance of theory and practice to succeed in hospitality and tourism upon graduation. It also allows students to try out a range of professional settings and to evaluate industry and management styles first-hand, helping them to clarify their academic and career goals.
- Event Manager
- General Manager
- Consulting & Valuation
- Senior Director
- Public Relations Manager
- Director of Sales
- Manager, Communications & Employee Experience
Admission information
Academic requirements
This is a Grades-Only program. Admission decisions for Grades-Only programs are based on academic performance.
Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) or equivalent with a minimum of six Grade 12 U or M courses including the following program-specific requirements.
Typically, a minimum overall average of 70% establishes eligibility for admission consideration; subject to competition individual programs may require higher prerequisite grades and/or higher overall averages:
- English/anglais (ENG4U/EAE4U preferred)
- Mathematics (one of Calculus and Vectors (MCV4U), Advanced Functions (MHF4U) or Mathematics of Data Management (MDM4U))
- MCV4U is the preferred mathematics course
- Note: the minimum grade(s) required in the subject prerequisites (normally in the 65-70% range) will be determined subject to competition
Academic admission requirements for all other applicants are available on the admission requirements page.
Tuition and fees range 2024-2025
For detailed fees information, visit tuition and fees by program.
Full-time format:
Ontario students: $10,983 - $11,039
Out-of-province students: $11,774 - $11,830
International students: $40,318 - $40,374
First-year courses
Here is a preview of first-year courses based on the available undergraduate calendar information.
Ted Rogers School of Management
Home to over 13,000 students and more than 200 industry-connected faculty, the Ted Rogers School of Management at Toronto Metropolitan University is Canada's leading diverse, entrepreneurial business school centred in an urban learning environment.
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Coming from Hospitality & Tourism Management, I didn’t want to restrict myself to working only in hotels. My co-op placement as a Corporate Banking Analyst is allowing me to build a foundation in finance and use things I’ve learned in my courses on international business law and asset management. One day, I may translate that into the hotel investment industry.