Sydney

UC’s Bachelor of Event and Tourism Management at TAFE NSW Northern Sydney (St Leonards) campus is only available for entry from the second year. To commence, you must have already completed one year of a degree (or 24 credit points) to gain advanced standing. You can learn more about recognition for previous studies in our Credit Transfer Agreement.

As part of your degree, you’ll be required to undertake a short internship with an event management company.

When you study the UC Event and Tourism Management degree at TAFE NSW Northern Sydney (St Leonards), you’ll build professional links and connections in one of Australia’s most globally recognised and vibrant cities – setting you up for career success from day one.

As you study, you’ll combine your academic work with a structured hands-on Work Integrated Learning (WIL) program. Through this you can: 

• boost your CV with premium internship opportunities
• gain access to established professional networks and interact with regular guest speakers
• undertake real-life case studies and projects, and explore simulated workplace scenarios as part of your studies
• learn from experienced, industry-connected TAFE NSW Northern Sydney teaching staff.

While studying a UC degree at TAFE NSW Northern Sydney, you’ll receive personalised attention and one-on-one support due to our smaller class sizes. As a student of both UC and TAFE NSW Northern Sydney, you’ll not only have access to the impressive St Leonards campus, with world-class facilities and the latest technology, but also UC’s entire library and study skills resources, including online access to textbooks, industry journals and more.

Located on the Pacific Highway, the TAFE NSW Northern Sydney (St Leonards) campus is in a central and accessible area of northern Sydney. The campus is within walking distance of St Leonards station and other public transport for easy access to Sydney city and the northern beaches. Everything Sydney has to offer is close by – great shopping, world-famous tourist attractions, a lively entertainment scene, sports, art and culture.