顶级酒店/休闲管理项目的可持续性:可持续未来的教学?

IF 2.5 Q1 EDUCATION & EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH
L. Zizka
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引用次数: 4

摘要

酒店/休闲管理研究的高等教育(HE)课程提供理论知识,使毕业生能够在不断变化的全球工作场所中成为有效的思想领袖。之前的研究考察了高等教育机构在为学生的职业生涯做好准备方面的作用,通过应用创新和可持续的解决方案来解决日常问题。本研究通过对其可持续发展课程、使命/愿景声明和项目的内容分析,考察了2017年排名前50位的国际酒店/休闲管理课程,以建立学校声誉、可持续发展课程和实践以及真实学生参与之间的联系。前提是排名靠前的酒店/休闲管理课程将成为可持续发展课程和实践的领导者。结果表明,大多数排名靠前的项目目前在其本科酒店/休闲管理项目中提供0到5门可持续发展课程。世界各地的酒店/休闲管理课程需要重新考虑他们的本科课程,为21世纪的工作场所准备积极的社会变革推动者。
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Sustainability in Top Hospitality/Leisure Management Programs: Teaching for a Sustainable Future?
ABSTRACT Higher education (HE) programs in hospitality/leisure management studies offer the theoretical knowledge which should prepare graduates to be effective thought leaders for a changing global workplace. Previous research examined HE institutions’ role in preparing students for their professional careers by applying innovative and sustainable solutions to everyday problems. This study examines the top 50 international hospitality/leisure management programs of 2017 through a content analysis of their sustainability curriculum, mission/vision statement, and projects to establish a link between school reputation, sustainability courses and practices, and authentic student engagement. The premise is that top ranked hospitality/leisure management programs will be leaders in sustainability courses and practices. The results demonstrate that the majority of top ranked programs currently offer between zero and five sustainability courses in their undergraduate hospitality/leisure management programs. Hospitality/leisure management programs worldwide need to reconsider their undergraduate programs to prepare positive social change agents for the 21st century workplace.
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Journal of Hospitality & Tourism Education
Journal of Hospitality & Tourism Education EDUCATION & EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH-
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