Does Weifang University have a flight attendant major in tourism management?

Weifang College is also an undergraduate college and also enrolls junior college students.

Therefore, the specific contents of tourism management undergraduate and junior college are different.

Tourism Management (Flight Attendant) Undergraduate Major

This major trains advanced applied professionals who can adapt to the needs of modernization and engage in international and domestic aviation crew or ground service and management, tourism management, hotel service and other specific business and management.

This major lasts for four years, requiring graduates to systematically master the basic theory and knowledge of flight attendant service, receive professional skills training such as vocal music, instrumental music, dance, broadcast hosting, image building and cabin service, and have the basic ability of cabin service and emergency handling for flight attendants; Proficient in at least two foreign languages, with foreign language communication skills; Master modern management theories, techniques and methods, and have the basic ability to analyze and solve problems.

The main courses of this major include management principles, introduction to civil aviation, passenger service psychology, cabin organization and management, terminal management, introduction of Chinese and western cultures, crew service etiquette, crew English, civil aviation Japanese, Korean, tourism geography, civil aviation e-commerce and application, aviation and tourism regulations, emergency equipment and disposal training, broadcasting and hosting, etc.

Graduates of this major can get a bachelor's degree in management.

Tourism management major

This major trains professionals who can engage in management and practical operation in tourism management departments, enterprises and institutions at all levels.

This major lasts for three years, and its main courses include service etiquette, introduction to tourism, introduction to hotel management, tourism public relations, tourism marketing, tourism resources and development, tourism economics, tourism English, tourism psychology, tourism policies and regulations, tour guide business, hotel design, hotel strategic management, catering management and operation, lobby and guest room management and operation, tourism destination planning and management, travel agency operation and management, and physical training. The main practical teaching links include professional investigation, professional practice and graduation education.

The enrollment situation is ok, although it is not very excellent, but if you have no choice, this school is still good!