If your way of life is travel, sport, and recreation, this is the perfect field of study for you. We will teach you how to combine your passion and interests with a career in a sector that has become a significant industry branch of regional and global importance. The field of study gives you many possibilities: after graduation, you can work as a leisure time animator, SPA & wellness manager, healthy lifestyle advisor, tour leader, travel agent, or tourist information employee.

The ICI travel and tourism course has been designed in conjunction with industry representatives and helps you learn the skills you need to succeed within the industry quickly and conveniently. The benefits include Tracking your career in travel and tourism and learning the inside secrets of how to become a travel and tourism pro in months not years! Study a travel and tourism course that was designed in conjunction with the travel and tourism industry, Free up valuable time, don’t waste time and money traveling to classes, Study at your own pace whenever and wherever you are, Have access to a tutor, Easy interest-free payment plans from as low as £25 per week.

Are you looking to master the art of safe manual handling? Dive into our comprehensive course, where you'll explore everything from the legalities and ergonomic risks to the latest technological innovations. Learn to navigate challenging environments, select the right equipment, and foster a culture of safety. This course was reviewed and approved by qualified subject matter expert Tyler Honor, a manual handling and safety professional.

The goals of the Biology Major are: To equip the graduate with the appropriate knowledge, skills, and background to pursue graduate studies in Biology or in professional schools for medicine, dentistry, veterinary medicine, allied health, or other related areas; To improve the acquisition of critical thinking skills necessary for the understanding and practice of science; A major in Biology consists of: At least 45 semester hours of course work in Biology (four of which are elective hours) 20 semester hours of course work in Chemistry 8 semester hours of Physics 6 semester hours of Computer Science 9 hours of Mathematics. A graduate is also required to complete the College’s General Education requirements and three (3) elective semester hours outside of the department.