Professional Internship (13 credits)
ITM 312 Internship Preparation for
Tourism Industry (1 credits)
All students are required to take 4 credits of Intern-
ship Preparation for Tourism Industry and Internship I before
continuing on another 9 credit of Internship II.
Prerequisite: Passed ITM 121 or Dean’s Approval
This course aims to prepare students to be
equipped with necessary skills for internships including
internship application letter writing, resume writing, internship
interview preparation, personality development, and good
practices during internship.
ITM 331 Internship I
(3 credits)
Prerequisite: Passed ITM 312 or Dean’s Approval
Students apply the studied theories to their
practicum training at tourism-related industries in both
domestic and overseas organizations under the College’s
approval. Students are trained for a minimum of 10 weeks or
approximately 400 hours. The internship is under the faculty’s
supervision and evaluated by both faculty and training
organization. Students are required to submit an internship
report after finishing the internship.
ITM 414 Career Preparation for Tourism Industry (3 credits)
ITM 421 Internship I (6 credits)
Prerequisite: Passed ITM 312 or Dean’s Approval
This course aims to prepare students to be equipped with
necessary working skills including job selection based on
personal characteristics, job interview preparation, personal-
ity development, job application process and good practice
for working in tourism industry. Professionals in tourism
industry are invited to share their knowledge and experi-
ences in this course.
Prerequisite: Passed ITM 331 or Dean’s Approval
Advanced practicum training for students to apply
the studied theories and experience from Internship I to real
working situation in tourism- related industries in both
domestic and overseas organizations under the College’s
approval. Students are trained for a minimum of one semes-
ter or 16 weeks consecutively. The internship is under the
faculty’s supervision and evaluated by both faculty and
training organization. Students are required to submit an
internship report along with a tourism business development
project after finishing the internship.
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