BTTM

Bachelor in Travel and Tourism Management

Course ID
BTTM
Campus
City Campus Butwal
Level
Undergraduate
Semester
Spring
Credit
120
Method
Lecture

The Bachelor’s Degree in Travel and Tourism Management with Honors in Buddhism is a four-year full-time semester system course designed to produce professional human resources for the dynamically growing travel and tourism sector in Nepal. It is an interdisciplinary program that combines Travel, Tourism, and Management along with the basic History and Philosophy of Buddhism. Under the Travel and Tourism program, candidates are given deep knowledge of Travel, Tourism, Hospitality, Adventure, Cargo, Ticketing, GDS, etc. Similarly, the Management program is specialized in Economics, Finance, Accountancy, Marketing, etc. Understanding the power of language, Chinese and English are taught as functional papers. Another exciting part of this program is Buddhism, which enriches students with Buddhist Philosophy and History that is one of the bases of Nepalese tourism

OBJECTIVES OF THE PROGRAM

  • To provide essential knowledge of Travel and Tourism among the students.
  • To produce skilled and professional manpower in the field of tourism
  • To support tourism industries for the growth of the national economy.

One-Year Student Exchange Program in China

Lumbini Buddhist University offers a Student Exchange Program at the Bachelor level, specifically for scholars of the BTTM program. Students from LBU will study in China at our partner university (at no extra cost). The program is designed to provide students with international exposure, cultural experience, and further academic opportunities that complement their BTTM program.

Chinese Language Skills

Learning a second language deepens students’ understanding and increases their focus through active listening. Learning a new language provides insights into different cultures and fosters global companionship. Knowing multiple languages adds skills to the global job market, makes traveling more convenient and enriching, and opens up more career opportunities in the global tourism industry.

SCOPE AND CAREER OPPORTUNITIES

  • · Travel Agent.
  • · Ticketing Agent.
  • · Customer Relationship Officer.
  • · Travel Counselor/ Consultants.
  • · Tour Operators.
  • · Cargo Management.
  • · Ground Handling Staff.
  • · Tourist Guide

APPLICATION PROCEDURE

If you’re driven by a passion for justice and a desire to make a difference, our Bachelor in Travel and Tourism (BTTM) program at LBU is your path to a transformative education.

Application form along with prospectus can be obtained from the office of LBU on payment of Rs.1000/- via esewa. Application cum Prospectus may also be downloaded from the university website (www.lbu.edu.np). The duly filled-in online application form and provide the required documents to the college office in person during admission.

Further information

For further information about the BTTM program at LBU, please contact the related Colleges:

CITY CAMPUS BUTWAL: 071445537

CENTRAL CAMPUS, LUMBINI:  071-404018

Meet our

Faculties

Mr. Arun Singh

Asst. Lecturer

SYSTEM OF EXAMINATION

Internal Evaluation

Each course carries 100 evaluation marks, out of which the final examination carries 60 marks (60 percent) and the internal examination carries 40 marks (40 percent). The subject teacher will be responsible for conducting the internal assessment of students. The Academic Council has recommended the following assignment structure as a guideline for internal assignments and evaluation. The scheme does not apply to field study, internship, and another practical and experimental type of courses.

  • Midterm Examination
  • Pre-final Examination
  • Presentation and group work
  • Unit-wise writing assignments or term papers
  • Attendance

External Examination

Sixty percent of students’ marks or grades will come from an external exam, which will be conducted by the Office of Examinations Controller. Details about the exam will be provided by the program administration later.

*Note: Students must have 80% attendance in each semester and must secure at least 50% marks in internal evaluation in order to sit for external examination.

TEACHING PEDAGOGY AND METHOD

BTTM program offers comprehensive and invaluable exposure to all aspects of tourism. Innovative techniques like specified lectures, case studies, group discussions, problem-solving exercises, visual interpretation, guest lectures, practical work, and field visits are used for effective teaching and learning activities.

 

Fee Structure

SN

Particular

 

1st Sem

2nd  to 8th

1

Admission

3300

2200

2

LBU Registration

2500

0

3

Tuition Fee Per Month

4000

4000

4

ID card

500

0

5

Game and Sport

500

500

6

Library Deposit

500

0

7

Library Fee

500

500

8

Mid term Exam

1000

1000

9

End of Semester

2000

2000

10

Campus Development Fund

2000

1000

11

Student Welfare

575

575

12

Security Deposit

1000

0

13

Field Visit

2500

2500

14

Thesis

*

0

15

Orientation Fee

2500

0

 

Sub Total

23375

14275

 

Five Month Fee

20000

20000

 

Grand Total

43375

34275

 

 

 

 

 

Regular Payment

283300

 

 

Thesis

5000

 

 

Total Payment by student

283300

 

 

*Thesis fee Rs 5000 at Eight Semester

 

 

 

This Fee structure implies only for Nepalese Students. For SAARC countries’ students 50% extra fee will be added in the subtotal and 100% extra for international students.

 

Entrance Exam Syllabus

The entrance examination is designed to assess candidate’s aptitude and their eligibility in management studies

The Entrance Examination for BTTM Program consists of four main areas:

  1. Verbal Ability (English)
    • Comprehension
    • Grammar
    • Vocabulary
    • Synonyms and Antonyms
    • Sentence Completion
    • Error Detection
    • Idioms and Phrases
  2. Quantitative Ability (Mathematics)
    • Arithmetic (Number Systems, Percentages, Ratios, Proportions, etc.)
    • Geometry (Angles, Shapes, Volumes, etc.)
    • Time and Work
    • Profit and Loss
  3. Logical Reasoning
    • Series (Number Series, Alphabet Series, etc.)
    • Puzzles
    • Seating Arrangements
    • Direction Sense
  4. General Knowledge
    • Current Affairs (National and International)
    • Business and Economy
    • History and Geography
    • Sports and Entertainment
    • Science and Technology
  5. Creative Writing Question
    • Question aim to know understanding, expression of ideas and imagination. (Personal experiences, critical thinking & expressive skills)

Questions will be asked in the following mode

  • 30 Multiple Choice Questions carrying each question 1.5 marks (45 Marks)
  • 1 Subjective Question carrying 15 Marks
  • Time Duration: 60 Minutes

First Semester

First Semester
SN Subject Code Subject Credit Hours
1 BTTM311 English-I  
2 BTTM312 Comprehensive Tourism Studies  
3 BTTM313 Buddhism and Nepalese Society  
4 BTTM314 Tourism Geography  
5 BTTM315 Principles of Management

 

Second Semester

Second Semester
SN Subject Code Subject Credit Hours
1 BTTM321 Economics of Tourism  
2 BTTM322 Travel Trade Operation-I  
3 BTTM323 Tourism and Hospitality Accounting  
4 BTTM324 Comprehensive Hospitality  
5 BTTM325 English II

Third Semester

Third Semester
SN Subject Code Subject Credit Hours
1 BTTM331 Travel Trade Operation-II  
2 BTTM332 Tourism Finance  
3 BTTM333 Cultural Heritage Tourism  
4 BTTM334 Tourism Legislation  
5 BTTM335 Tourism in Nepal  
6 Tor331 Travel Trade operation

Fourth Semester

Fourth Semester
SN Subject Code Subject Credit Hours
1 BTTM341 Adventure Tourism  
2 BTTM344 Hospitality Management  
3 BTTM343 Human Resource Management in Tourism  
4 BTTM342 Tourism and Hospitality Marketing  
5 BTTM345 International Language

 

Fifth Semester

Fifth Semester
SN Subject Code Subject Credit Hours
1 BTTM351 Event Tourism Management  
2 BTTM352 Entrepreneurship in Travel and Tourism  
3 BTTM353 Tourism Crisis and Disaster Management  
4 BTTM354 Sustainable Tourism Development  
5 BTTM355 International Language-II (Chinese)

Sixth Semester

Sixth Semester
SN Subject Code Subject Credit Hours
1 BTTM361 Himalayan Heritage Tourism  
2 BTTM362 Corporate Communication  
3 BTTM363 Ecotourism  
4 BTTM364 Tourism Conflict and Peace  
5 BTTM365 Airlines Ticketing

 

Seventh Semester

Seventh Semester
SN Subject Code Subject Credit Hours
1 BTTM371 Research Methodology  
2 BTTM372 Tourism Statistics  
3 BTTM373 Elective I Destination Planning and Management  
       
5 BTTM374 Elective II Airlines Operation Management  
6 BTTM375 Air Cargo Management  
7 BTTM376 Tourism and Guide  
     

 

Eighth Semester

Eighth Semester
SN Subject Code Subject Credit Hours
1 BTTM381 Field Work-8 Weeks  
2 BTTM382 Report Writing-4 Week  
3 BTTM383 Internship  
4 BTTM384 Thesis/report writing
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