MT00CK83 Accessible Tourism (5 cr)

Cooperation network course

Network: EduJyväskylä

Available for: Master's students, Bachelor's students and Bachelor's and Master's students

This course is offered through the Network for EduJyväskylä. These studies are available for bachelor's, and master's degree students studying in the University of Jyväskylä.

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Network: CampusOnline AMK

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Grading scale:
0-5
Language:
English, Finnish

Description

Accessibility principles and key concepts in accessible tourism Accessibility legislation Specifics and needs of different customer groups Service journey and accessibility.

Learning outcomes

The purpose of this course is to deepen your understanding in responsible tourism, especially in social responsibility. You will learn what accessibility means in tourism context and different concepts within accessible tourism. After this course you understand the basic principles of accessibility from different customers perspectives and can apply the knowledge in different phases of customer journey in tourism. Competences: Tourism business, Ethics, Sustainable development Learning outcomes: You can list different customers who need accessible services and identify legislation that governs accessibility issues. You know accessibility principles and key concepts of accessible tourism. You identify how to apply accessibility principles in different phases of customer journey.

Additional information

This course is part of Accessible Tourism education package (15 credits) offered by Jamk University of Applied Sciences. The package includes online courses Accessible Tourism (5 credits), Accessibility in tourism marketing communication (5 credits) and Management of accessible tourism services (5 credits). Obtaining the learning outcomes of this course is a prerequisite to enter other two courses.

Description of prerequisites

Understanding the basics of business functions Understanding the special features of tourism industry.

Completion methods

No completion methods