Skip to main content
Start of main content.

Uni students take a trip on a ship for assignment

Twelve students studying cruise industry management at Bond University in the School of Resort, Hotel and Tourism Management recently boarded Pacific Sun in Brisbane for a two-night cruise to Sydney. Their assignment involved discussing the practices of human resource management and employment on ships with various department heads, as well as observing passenger behaviour. Indicative of the changes in today’s teaching and learning theories, the direct interaction with the industry sector shows students how the principles taught in the classroom actually apply to the real world. While the cruise business in Australasia and the Pacific continues to grow at a rate that every other tourism sector can only dream about, these students will have a leading edge should they seek careers at sea. Read the full article as featured on Page 4 of Cruise Weekly.

More from Bond

  • Unseen chains: Why Gold Coast businesses need to know about modern slavery

    Modern slavery has surged by 10 million in the past decade, now ensnaring 50 million people globally. How is it relevant to life on the Gold Coast?

    Read article
  • Envy an industry that's cashing in

    Do you know envy is the single most powerful trigger for making purchases?

    Read article
  • Injury blow to skipper ahead of QFA finals

    AFL preview: Matthew Smith ruled out with a hand injury and some big names rested in the QAFLW.

    Read article
  • Bond at the Olympics: Andrew Utting

    We have been celebrating Bond's proud Olympic history in the lead-up to the Paris games. In the final edition we profile 2004 Olympian Andrew Utting.

    Read article
  • Makeshift Bull Sharks side out to tame Tigers.

    Rugby preview: Wallaroo Eva Karpani headlines a list of eight big names who will miss the match against Easts.

    Read article
Previous Next