Dual Award Programme 2014/15

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1 Dual Award Programme 2014/15 Sheffield Hallam degree: BSc (Hons) TAR UC degree: Bachelor of (Hons)

2 Become a global graduate with a dual award degree. Open up a world of career opportunities with the TAR UC and Sheffield Hallam dual award programme. We have worked with TAR UC to develop a new range of dual award programmes which will enable you to graduate with a Sheffield Hallam degree and a TAR UC degree. A degree from one of the UK s largest universities will be recognised by your future employers all over the world. Ten reasons to choose our dual award programme 1. You will be studying with one of the world s leading centres for research and teaching in tourism, hospitality and events management. Our courses are ranked in the top five in the UK (The Times and Sunday Times, 2015) and we are one of just three institutions worldwide to have our undergraduate courses accredited by the European Foundation for Development (EFMD). 2. The UK degree course content will enrich your international and cultural understanding of hospitality practices. This will be invaluable to a successful career in a truly global sector. 3. Lecturers from Sheffield Hallam will share case studies and real-world examples with you from their experience of working in industry and their links with professional associations and hospitality employers. 4. By opting to study the dual award degree, you are showing future employers that you have the commitment and drive to go the extra mile for your personal and career development. 5. You will be supported from application to graduation and beyond throughout the dual award programme. You will be provided with a list of staff who you can get in touch with at any time, whenever you need further advice or support. 6. Take advantage of the opportunity to live and study in Sheffield for three months where you will experience British culture and visit cities all over the UK. 7. The dual award degree is a cost effective way to gain a UK degree as part of your studies at TAR UC. 8. Choosing the dual award degree will expand your knowledge and career opportunities without extending the duration of your course at TAR UC. 9. You will benefit from our decades of experience as we ve supported more than 10,000 Malaysian students through their degrees. 10. As a Sheffield Hallam graduate, you ll be eligible for a discount on postgraduate study in Sheffield and you will be a valued part of our global alumni community for life.

3 Study at one of the UK s most popular universities Teaching staff with industry experience Sheffield Hallam is the best modern university in the north of England (Times and Sunday Times Good University Guide 2015). By choosing to study the dual award degree, you will join one of the most popular and diverse student communities in the UK, with over 34,000 students from more than 100 countries. You will be taught by Sheffield Hallam academics with internationally recognised qualifications and vast teaching experience. Our courses are designed in collaboration with international employers and professional bodies, including Institute of to ensure the modules offered are upto-date and market relevant. Our staff have strong links with local, national and international businesses and will share their experiences with you in the classroom so you will learn about real-life. This means that the module content and teaching are up-to-date and market relevant. You will study at Sheffield Business School, part of Sheffield Hallam University, which is one of the largest centres of business and management in the UK. The Business School focuses on employability and we know that it is successful because 92% of our students are in work or further study within six months of graduating (DHLE 2013). Preparing you for an international career in hospitality management Newcastle Durham Manchester Liverpool Leeds Doncaster Sheffield Nottingham Birmingham Cardiff Bristol Luton London Sheffield Hallam hospitality graduates have developed successful careers in a wide range of sectors for internationally recognised hospitality brands, as well as setting up their own business. Employers include Marriott, Edition, Hilton, Firmdale, Fairmont, Compass, The Good Eating Company, New Inventive Bar Company, Sonnesta Hotels USA and Ritz Carlton. Three months study and cultural experience in one of the UK s most student friendly cities Sheffield Hallam is one of 12 Schools that Hilton works with on a world-wide basis. This will provide you with a range of opportunities including access to the Academic Liaison Manager who is able to direct international job applications appropriately and Hilton sponsored graduation prizes. Accor s International Recruitment Manager recently visited and interviewed our hospitality students for potential graduate and recruitment opportunities. Sheffield is one of the safest and most affordable cities in the country. It is the study destination of choice for more than 50,000 students because it s a vibrant and friendly city. It is located in the centre of the UK so it is easy to travel to other cities and is only one hour from Manchester and two hours from London by train. UK education is highly valued all over the world and is recognised as internationally excellent for teaching and research. Graduating with a UK degree and a Malaysian degree will demonstrate to potential employers that you are ambitious and committed to your subject area. During your studies in the UK and for three years after you graduate, you can access our Careers and Employability Centre. Our specialist advisers run workshops on CV writing skills, interview techniques and give you access to a huge database of jobs in the UK and all over the world. As a Sheffield Hallam graduate, you will be eligible for a discount on postgraduate study in Sheffield. For more information, visit shu.ac.uk/careers Our dedicated International Student Support Team is ranked number one in the UK (for student satisfaction in the Student Barometer, autumn 2013) and provides a range of support services for our international students. They can answer any questions before you travel to Sheffield and when you arrive at our Meet and Greet Desk. They also arrange a special programme of events and activities to other cities and sights of interest, including York, the Peak District, Whitby (seaside) and Manchester United Football Club For more information, visit shu.ac.uk/internationalsupport

4 Access to industry-standard facilities and resources Innovative teaching and assessment During your time in Sheffield you will gain access to all of the facilities and resources available to Sheffield Hallam students. Tourism and hospitality students will have access to specialist facilities which replicate those used in the workplace. We recently invested 3.5 million into a purpose-built restaurant kitchen, student training facilities, a presentation suite and product development area. Our innovative teaching, learning and assessment techniques will help you develop your communication, organisation, presentation, time management and group work skills which are required in the workplace. The University has a learning centre at each campus which is open 24 hours, 365 days a year. The learning centre has more than 1,000 computers and access to more than 500,000 books and 4 million journal articles. Among the library resources are an extensive range of hospitality and tourism professional books and ebooks, journals, and major industry databases including Passport, Mintel and Keynote. Kevin TAR UC and Sheffield Hallam graduate The course uses a mix of traditional and innovative teaching methods which include lectures, seminars, IT labs and workshops which will help you prepare for your assessments. You will be encouraged to put your learning into practice by analying a range of case studies, working on group projects and complete assessments. The assessments will include coursework, examinations and group work. You will receive regular feedback as you progress through the course. Throughout your studies you will have access to a dedicated virtual learning environment which has been ranked in the top three in the world (Student Barometer, autumn 2013). You will be able to access student support material and information relating to each module studied and communicate with your tutor and other members of your course. In addition to this, you will have continued access to drop-in study sessions and one-to-one help with essay writing as well as English language support. You will be supported throughout your dual degree by a number of staff, both at TAR UC and Sheffield Hallam. You will be able to contact them any time with any queries you have. The course leader They will work closely with you in Malaysia and Sheffield. They can provide you with support and advice about your course. The Student Services team They will provide you with advice and support on a wide range of issues such as University rules and regulations, helping you to plan and manage your workload and any personal worries. The module leaders They will be able to provide academic advice about each specific module and will provide feedback on your assignments. During your first session, you will be given details on how to contact them. The lessons are very engaging. Not only do the lecturers explain the theories, they also share practical work experience that reflects industry standards.

5 Adeline Dual award degree structure TAR UC and Sheffield Hallam graduate TAR UC and Sheffield Hallam have designed the dual award degree to ensure all the modules provide the content required to successfully complete the assignments and dual award. You will study both TAR UC and Sheffield Hallam modules. This will not extend the duration of your course. Sheffield Hallam modules will be delivered at TAR UC and in your final year you will attend a three month study period in Sheffield. Here is an overview of the course structure. Sheffield Hallam delivered modules incorporate and build upon the learning outcomes of the TAR UC delivered modules Year 1 Year 2 Economics and Marketing Introduction to To incorporate the learning from Marketing BHHT 1353 and Economics BHHT 1123 BHHT1143 Sustainable Tourism Nutrition and Research Methods in To incorporate the learning from Tourism BHHHM2353 and Sustainable Tourism BHHT2213 Strategic and HRM for & Tourism To replace HRM for Industry BHHT2183 and Strategic BHHT3324 Critical Thinking MPU-3222 Sheffield Hallam delivered modules Accounting Principles of BBHHT1333 BBHHT1263 Introduction to Information technology Legal Aspects in BHHT1203 Beverage Food Preparation BHHM 2113 BHHM2214 To incorporate the learning from Nutrition Studies Rooms Division BHHT 1113 and Tourism and BHHM2253 Research Methods BHHT 3133 To replace Financial Accounting BHHT3323 and Statistical Analysis for Business BAMS2923 Food and Beverage Cost Control BHHM2133 BACS1903 Financial Analysis for Managers TAR UC delivered modules Professional Development To replace Professional Development BHHT 3153 Languages 1 BHJL1013 or BHFL1013 or BHKL1013 Food and Beverage Service Languages 2 BHJL1023 or BHFL1023 or BHKL1023 English for Communication BHEL1023 Resorts BHHM2303 BHHM2274 English for Humanities Restaurant Beverage Appreciation BHEL2033 BHHM2233 BHHM 2123 Tourism and Retail Industry Project BHHT3103 BHHT3334 Entrepreneurial Skills and Business Ethics BHHT3113 Industrial Attachment BHHT 3209 My time at Sheffield Hallam has trained me to be more independent and has improved my planning, communication, organisation and time management skills.

6 Sheffield Hallam module descriptions The chart below provides a summary of what you will learn on the Sheffield Hallam modules. The modules are designed in collaboration with TAR UC to complement your studies and provide an international perspective on your chosen subject area. Module Year studied and location Module description Economics and Marketing Year 1 TAR UC, Malaysia You will understand the essential theories of economics and marketing so you can research potential markets to expand your business and understand the key economic trends that influence the hospitality and tourism sector. Sustainable Tourism Year 2 TAR UC, Malaysia You will develop an understanding of the broader international context of tourism, within which the hospitality industry operates. It will give you an appreciation of key tourism theory and concepts. You will also explore the scope and scale of tourism products and the changing tourist markets at a global and individual scale. Nutrition and Research Methods in Year 2 TAR UC, Malaysia You will develop the understanding of the importance of nutrition and healthy eating in a commercial setting of a global marketplace and the cultural differences in food and beverage markets. You will explore a range of different research methods to investigate hospitality trends. Strategic and HRM for and Tourism Sheffield Hallam, UK You will learn and analyse approaches to strategic management and human resource management (HRM) in hospitality and tourism-related organisations. This will develop your ability to select and apply appropriate methods and models of strategic management with particular reference to HRM to improve an organisation s competitive advantage in the hospitality and tourism sectors. Financial Analysis for Managers Sheffield Hallam, UK You will gain an understanding of the relevant principles of management accounting activities and the application of accounting information in the hospitality and tourism sectors. Professional Development Sheffield Hallam, UK You will develop the key knowledge and skills to prepare for global career opportunities. The Sheffield Hallam course leader is Mr Michael Benson. If you would like more information about the course, please m.benson@shu.ac.uk. For admissions and general enquiries, please visit

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