This article explores a set of emerging competencies that education providers will be increasingly compelled to consider and, more importantly, embed in their event management course offerings. The undergraduate event management program offered at Victoria University, Melbourne, provides a case study of the efforts of teaching staff to iteratively and reflectively integrate these emerging competencies into course curriculum, many of which will be required for graduates to successfully transition to work in their career sector of choice-the events industry. The competencies of sustainable development, creativity and innovation, and networking are all seen as vital to graduate outcomes and employability. The fundamental responses to this proc...
Purpose: This article explores: 1) student perceptions and understanding of Events Management; 2) ho...
The purpose of this dissertation is to examine the perspective of events professionals, Events Manag...
Purpose With the report from the World Travel and Tourism council (WTTC) suggesting that the current...
This article explores a set of emerging competencies that education providers will be increasingly c...
Faced with the emergence of event management education in Australia, the increasing number of grad...
Events management courses at university level have gained in popularity and subsequent enrolments i...
Event management education has emerged in recent decades as an alternative to the related discipline...
This article discusses whether event management can yet be classified as a bona fide profession, how...
As the tourism industry matures, so too do career opportunities in its various sectors. This paper r...
As the tourism industry matures, so too do career opportunities in its various sectors. This paper r...
Master of ScienceDepartment of Hospitality ManagementJichul JangChwen SheuThroughout the last two de...
This paper reports on students experiences as participants in managing a real life event for a confe...
Events Management has long been under scrutiny in the academic field with regards to its profession...
It has long been recognised in the field of education that there is no better teaching method than p...
This paper examines a case study of industry engagement in the context of the emerging field of even...
Purpose: This article explores: 1) student perceptions and understanding of Events Management; 2) ho...
The purpose of this dissertation is to examine the perspective of events professionals, Events Manag...
Purpose With the report from the World Travel and Tourism council (WTTC) suggesting that the current...
This article explores a set of emerging competencies that education providers will be increasingly c...
Faced with the emergence of event management education in Australia, the increasing number of grad...
Events management courses at university level have gained in popularity and subsequent enrolments i...
Event management education has emerged in recent decades as an alternative to the related discipline...
This article discusses whether event management can yet be classified as a bona fide profession, how...
As the tourism industry matures, so too do career opportunities in its various sectors. This paper r...
As the tourism industry matures, so too do career opportunities in its various sectors. This paper r...
Master of ScienceDepartment of Hospitality ManagementJichul JangChwen SheuThroughout the last two de...
This paper reports on students experiences as participants in managing a real life event for a confe...
Events Management has long been under scrutiny in the academic field with regards to its profession...
It has long been recognised in the field of education that there is no better teaching method than p...
This paper examines a case study of industry engagement in the context of the emerging field of even...
Purpose: This article explores: 1) student perceptions and understanding of Events Management; 2) ho...
The purpose of this dissertation is to examine the perspective of events professionals, Events Manag...
Purpose With the report from the World Travel and Tourism council (WTTC) suggesting that the current...