TTM 3700 - Global Tourism

Credits: 3

Prerequisite(s): 2.5 GPA, ENG 1009 or LING 2010

Description: In this course, students examine cultural diversity by exploring world characteristics and behaviors through the lens of travel and tourism. The course includes 9-14 days studying abroad where students spend time in a remote area, enabling students to compare and contrast popular perceptions of culture with their observed and historically correct versions. Students will identify an ancient cultural pattern that influences current culture and attracts the global tourist. Students will examine their perspectives of the power of global tourism as a promoter of multicultural understandings. This study abroad trip includes several pre-trip and/or post-trip class sessions.

General Studies: Social and Behavioral Sciences; Global Diversity