1. Focusses on adventure tourism, sustainability, and outdoor leadership.
2. Enhance students' management skills to effectively plan, organise, and operate.
3. Provides practical experience in adventure activities and tourism management.
4. Prepares students for global careers in the tourism industry.

1. A passion for adventure and travel.
2. A strong interest in the tourism industry.
3. Good physical and mental health.
4. Background in business, tourism, or outdoor activities is beneficial (optional)

1. Fundamentals of Accounting and Finance
2. Fundamentals Of Management And Business
3. Principles Of Tourism Management
4. Data Analytics
5. Marketing Principles and Contemporary Practice
6. Understanding The Economy
7. Destination and Attraction Management
8. International Tourism In Practice
9. Adventure Tourism
10. Activity Certification
11. Tourism Marketing
12. Tourism Development and Planning
13. Sustainable Tourism
14. Activity Certification 2
15. Cultural Tourism and Heritage Management
16. Practical Training and Field Experiences

1. Lectures, seminars, and workshops.
2. Practical sessions and field trips.
3. Expertise in adventure tourism and business management.
4. Opportunities for hands-on learning and skill development.

1. Introduction to adventure tourism (S1)
2. Adventure geography: the Scottish perspective (S1)
3. Introduction to professional adventure practice (S1)
4. Adventure markets: products and services (S2)
5. Introduction to sports coaching and leadership (S2)
6. Ecological principles, biodiversity and identification skills (SC)
7. Activity performance and skill acquisition (SC)
8. Adventure education journeys (S2)
9. The contemporary workplace (S1)
10. Adventure operations and risk management (S1)
11. Adventure tourism guiding and interpretation (S2)
12. Understanding adventure (S2)
13. Retailing (S1)
14. Outdoor learning and teaching practice (SC)
15. Work placement: team working and communication (SC)
16. Technology and social media in adventure practice (S2)
17. Marketing fundamentals (S2)
18. Management accounting (S2)
19. Sustainable management of adventure tourism (S1)
20. Planning international expeditions (S1)
21. Research skills (S2)
22. Adventure therapy (S1)
23. Geomorphology: reading the landscapes of outdoor practice (S1)
24. Developing entrepreneurial effectiveness (S1)
25. Climate change (S1)
26. Work placement: industry-specific skills (SC)
27. International expedition leadership (S2)
28. Sustainable tourism and the environment (S2)
29. An anthropology of place: adventure education and cultural perspectives on nature (S2)
30. Niche tourism (S2)
31. Critical perspectives of adventure tourism (S1)
32. Perceptions of risk and decision making (S1)
33. Inclusive adventure (S2)
34. Emergent tourism trends (S2)
35. Dissertation
36. Professional adventure project (legacy project or major expedition venture)
37. Research and plan a new business venture

1. Written examinations
2. Practical assessments
3. Group projects
4. Presentations
5. Case studies
6. Reflective journals

This programme may vary depending on the institutions and countries, but the general standard options in the UK are:

1. 04 years full-time.
2. 08 years full-time.

1. Lecture halls
2. Computer labs
3. Library
4. Study rooms
5. Language labs
6. Climbing walls
7. Kayaking and canoeing facilities
8. Hiking and trekking trails
9. Mountain biking trails
10. Camping grounds
11. Outdoor adventure equipment
12. Fitness center
13. Outdoor recreation areas
14. Student union
15. Career services
16. International student support services
17. Business simulation labs
18. Marketing labs
19. Entrepreneurship incubator

1. Adventure education
2. Adventure tourism business
3. Adventure tour operator
4. Guiding, coaching and instructing
5. Adventure travel consultant
6. Sustainable tourism specialist
7. Cultural tourism specialist
8. Ecotourism guide
9. International expeditions
10. Working in events organization
11. Leadership and management roles
12. Working in NGOs and NGBs
13. Tourism policy or risk management positions
14. Countryside ranger and environmental interpretation
15. Marine wildlife tourism
16. Military or emergency services
17. Higher level adventure sector leadership

1. Tuition fees are £14,988 per year and may vary depending on the institution
2. Scholarships, grants, and financial opportunities are available.
3. Government loan aid is available.

This course may vary depending on the specific programme and institution, but the standard minimum entry requirements (UK) are:

1. 3 Scottish Highers at grade C or above OR.
2. 2 A levels at grade C or above.
3. Interest in practical outdoor activities.
4. Personal practical outdoor experience (optional).

1. Opportunities for practical experience in adventure tourism settings.
2. Partnerships with local adventure tourism companies and organisations.
3. Internship placements to gain valuable industry experience.

1. Adventure Tourism Management Professional (ATMP)
2. Adventure Tourism Specialist (ATS)
3. Certified Professional Manager (CPM)
4. Certified Marketing Professional (CMP)
5. Global Sustainable Tourism Council (GSTC) Certified Trainer
6. Sustainable Tourism Specialist (STS)
7. Cultural Tourism Management Professional (CTMP)
8. Cultural Tourism Specialist (CTS)

Typically, it takes twice a year (fall and spring), but may vary like:

1. Fall (September/October)
2. Spring (January/February)
3. Summer (May/June)

"This course felt right for me because of what it has to offer and how different it is to other courses around the world. It's very unique and it was the perfect choice for me—I didn’t consider any other universities", says - "Tiandra Anderson studied the Adventure Tourism Management at UHI West Highland".