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Welcome to RCMA Faculty of Tourism |
| RCMA College, Bhubaneswar, India |
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| Objectives: |
| Master in Business Administration (Tourism) is a two year full time programme and a highly advanced industry-driven course designed to cater to the varied needs of the Travel & Tourism sector. It equips students with higher skills for Management of Travel Agencies, Tour Operations, Hotels, Resorts, Tourism Corporations, Guide Services, Aviation Industry and various other ancillary trades. This professional MBA program links the students to a uniquely influential network of experts from the tourism and leisure industry. Various pedagogical approaches such as case studies, presentations, group work, etc. are being used in teaching. |
| The curriculum of the MBA (Tourism) comprises of a Business Core and 2 specializations. The Business Core aims at reaching a common, scientific and economic level of knowledge and ensuring the quality of the program. The specializations are dedicated to in-depth studies in Tourism and Travel Management. |
| All specializations have been designed with the demands of current business practice in mind. Moreover, they aim to prepare participants for future changes arising from increasing environmental uncertainty and globalization. To this end, curricula have been developed by academicians in close cooperation with specialists and top executives from industry. |
| The course and the pedagogy are carefully crafted to suit to the highly competitive and fast changing today’s environment. The MBA (Tourism) programme is duly approved by AICTE, Ministry of HRD, Government of India. The course is affiliated to BPUT, Rourkela |
| Faculty: |
| RCM has a galaxy of highly educated and experienced faculty members under whose guidance the students excel in different specialization group of papers. |
| The air-conditioned Lecture Halls, Laboratory and Auditorium are equipped with educational audio / video gadgets, computers, LCD projectors and network connections for providing a conducive study environment. |
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