The College of Polytechnics Jihlava
Bachelor of TRAVEL AND TOURISM
Jihlava, Czech Republic
Bachelor's degree
DURATION
LANGUAGES
Czech
PACE
APPLICATION DEADLINE
EARLIEST START DATE
Sep 2026
STUDY FORMAT
Key Summary
About: The Bachelor of Travel and Tourism at The College of Polytechnics Jihlava provides practice-oriented undergraduate study in tourism and economy. It combines theoretical fundamentals with practical experience via a work placement. Optional subjects let you specialize in travel agencies, hotels, information centers, state administration and regional authorities. Graduates may work in the tourism industry or continue in follow-up Master study programmes. The college is the only public higher education institution in the Vysočina Region and offers accredited Bachelor's programmes with a standard length of six semesters.
Career Outcomes: This degree offers career opportunities in travel agencies, hotels, regional tourism.
Travel and Tourism is one of the two-degree programmes within the Economic and Management programme at the College of Polytechnics Jihlava. The study's main aim is to provide students with a practically oriented bachelor education in the field of an economy, which can be used in various branches of the tourism industry and other activities. In fact, the main emphasis is put on the practical use of obtained knowledge. The orientation of the study issues from necessary theoretical fundamentals and is supplemented by practical experience obtained during the practical work placement.
A wide range of optional subjects enables students to specialize in individual areas of tourism (travel offices and agencies, hotels, information centres, state administration, regional authorities). It increases their chances for further education or successfully joining the travel industry. The study aims to allow students to obtain specialist knowledge and skills necessary for solving specialized tasks in practice. Graduates from the course will use their qualification at all workplaces of the tourism industry, or they will be able to continue their study in follow-up Master study programmes.
