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Outdoor Recreation and Tourism Management
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Are you interested in Outdoor Recreation, Conservation, Nature-based Tourism, Tourism Marketing or Indigenous& Cultural Tourism? Have you ever wanted to study in the midst of one of the World's greatest wilderness regions? The Outdoor Recreation and Tourism Management (ORTM) Program is uniquely situated in Northern British Columbia, only a short drive from the Rockies and Cariboo Mountains.
... to an education
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can pick the path of study that best suites your interests. We offer
two degree programs within the Outdoor Recreation and Tourism
Management Program. If you are interested in protected areas,
conservation, outdoor recreation or natural resource management --
consider taking a Bachelor of Science in Natural Resources with a major
in Outdoor Recreation and Conservation.
Perhaps nature-based tourism, tourism marketing or indigenous and cultural tourism interests you more? If
this is the case, follow the path to a Bachelor of Arts in Nature-Based
Tourism or to either of our specialty streams within this degree. |
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2nd year ORTM Student Jessie Stephen has received the GIOVANNI CASTELLARIN SCHOLARSHIP FUND (GCSF). This scholarship is intended to assist Yukoners (youth and mature) entering
post-secondary education in the field of Tourism or related studies. |
ORTM Students Shannon Champion and Allison Bray on North Beach -
| Maybe you are thinking of pursuing international studies, commerce,
forestry, fish and wildlife or any of the other great degree programs
on campus -- if so, consider taking a minor in recreation and tourism
or just drop by for a class or two. Already completed an undergraduate
degree? Join us for graduate studies!
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.... a great career
Graduates of the Outdoor Recreation and Tourism Management Program can expect to gain employment
in a wide array of fields including: tourism policy and planning;
recreation planning and management at all levels of government;
National and Provincial Parks; and within the commercial tourism
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Grad student Sarah Elmeligi researching the
impacts of tourism on grizzly bear |
... a great lifestyle
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If you are interested in learning about the outdoors, wilderness, or nature based tourism, then this program is suited to you. The Outdoor Recreation and Tourism Management program capitalizes on the unique location of UNBC by offering degree programs which pride themselves on small class sizes, close contact with faculty, and courses which are relevant to recreation and tourism in Northern BC, Canada and on an international scale. Northern British Columbia is about lifestyle: millions of acres of wilderness; famous national and provincial parks; outdoor recreation; abundant wildlife and clean fresh air. | |
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If you are interested in exploring the
ORTM program follow this link!
Outdoor Recreation & Tourism Management Program
University of Northern British Columbia
(250) 960-5832
ortm@unbc.ca
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University of Northern British Columbia
3333 University Way, Prince George, BC, Canada, V2N 4Z9 | |
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