ITM 250 Thai Society and Culture (3 credits)
ITM 251 Wedding Planner Business (3 credits)
A study of Thai social structure, religion, beliefs,
cultures, festivals, local wisdoms, livelihoods, arts, family, and
food through lectures and field trips.
This course provides a background in wedding
services including planning, operations, management,
marketing, advertising, and trends in the wedding planning
business.
ITM 252 Golf Management
(3 credits)
Individualized study of a selected topic in tourism
industry under the supervision and recommendation of
faculty member.
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ITM 256 Aesthetics for Life (3 credits)
ITM 257 Educational Field Trip (3 credits)
ITM 258 Recreational Activities for Tourism (3 credits)
A study of concepts about the aesthetics of living
through and experiencing nature, art, performance, music,
and cultures. This course emphasizes on learning process
based on various media and diverse experience.
Experiencing good practices of travel business
operations both domestic and international in order to
broaden worldviews and gain experience through field trips
under the supervision of faculty members.
(3 credits)
A study of interesting, modern, and useful topic in
tourism industry.
ITM 254 Independent Study
(3 credits)
This course explores the differences in livelihoods
and cultures of other countries in order to understand culture
difference through traveling and living abroad under the
supervision of faculty members.
(3 credits)
This course provides a background of golf course
service styles including planning, operations, management,
marketing, advertising, and trends of golf course business.
This course includes field trips.
ITM 253 Special Topic in Tourism Business
ITM 255 Cross Cultural Experience
This course provides opportunities for students to
learn the recreational activities management process through
being a part of leading recreational activities for tourists. The
skills gained include problem- solving techniques based on
hands-on experience. There will be field trips under the
supervision of faculty members.