Double Major- Business Administration andTourism

About the Department

Belonging to the branch of Legal and Business Sciences, the simultaneous studies of the Degree in Tourism and the Degree in Business Administration cover a wide field of knowledge that defines the aptitudes, competencies, and abilities that future professionals must gather. It is recommended that the student have a sensitivity for environmental, social, and cultural development. Ability to analyze and negotiate, adapt to change and the environment, as well as flexibility and a critical sense. The student of both degrees must be an enterprising, creative and dynamic person who, in turn, shows interest in economic, organizational and social aspects of the company, at an international level.

Internship

By studying Business Management in person at UCAM you will have contact with large companies where you can put into practice everything you have learned in the four years of your business administration degree. You will develop as a professional and you will be prepared for the world of work.

Career Opportunities

The simultaneous studies of the Graduate in Tourism and Business Administration open up new professional horizons, there being a fairly wide field of professional tasks or profiles that can be developed by the graduate. The student will be trained both to occupy management positions in the professional field, as well as to carry out their own business project as an entrepreneur. In the current labor market, they can focus on a multitude of professional profiles linked to these studies:

• Scope of Accommodation.
• Restoration Scope.
• Field of Intermediation in Tourism.
• Field of Transport and Logistics.
• Scope of Planning and Public Management of Tourist Destinations.
• Scope of Product and Activities.
• Scope of Teaching and Research.
• Scope of Consulting.
• Scope of Cooperation for Development.
• Creation of your own company.
• Auditor of accounts.
• Tax, financial, or labor consultant.
• Company Administrator.
• Accounting advisor.
• Heritage Manager.
• Director in SMEs.
• Risk analyst.
• Industrial property agent.
• Controller.
• Director and Commercial Investigator.
• Financial control.
• Work in the public sector.
• Technical accounting.