Program Overview

University Program Details

The university program is designed to provide students with a comprehensive education in tourism studies. The curriculum includes a range of courses that cover various aspects of the tourism industry.

Program Structure

The program consists of several courses, including:

• Tourist Statistics
• Foreign Language (Second Language)
• Tourism Management
• Hotel Management
• Food and Beverage Management
• Hotel Facilities Management
• Principles of Nutrition and Dietetics
• Tourism and Hotel Regulations
• Introduction to Political Science
• Hotel Accounting Principles
• Human and Environment
• Tourist Guidance

Course Descriptions

The program offers a range of courses that provide students with a deep understanding of the tourism industry. These courses include:

• Tourism Management: This course covers the principles of tourism management, including planning, organizing, and controlling tourism operations.
• Hotel Management: This course provides students with an understanding of hotel management, including front office management, housekeeping, and food and beverage management.
• Food and Beverage Management: This course covers the principles of food and beverage management, including menu planning, food preparation, and service.
• Hotel Facilities Management: This course provides students with an understanding of hotel facilities management, including maintenance, repair, and operations.
• Principles of Nutrition and Dietetics: This course covers the principles of nutrition and dietetics, including nutrition planning, food preparation, and service.
• Tourism and Hotel Regulations: This course provides students with an understanding of tourism and hotel regulations, including laws, regulations, and standards.
• Introduction to Political Science: This course introduces students to the principles of political science, including government, politics, and policy.
• Hotel Accounting Principles: This course covers the principles of hotel accounting, including financial management, budgeting, and control.
• Human and Environment: This course provides students with an understanding of the relationship between humans and the environment, including environmental impact, sustainability, and conservation.
• Tourist Guidance: This course covers the principles of tourist guidance, including tour planning, tour operations, and tourist services.

Additional Courses

The program also offers additional courses, including:

• Ancient Egyptian Language
• Second Language
• Human and Environment
• Introduction to Political Science
• Ancient Egyptian History (Ptolemaic Era)
• Ancient Egyptian History (Islamic Era)
• International Organizations and Regulations
• Ancient Egyptian Language