Bachelor in 카지노복합리조트경영학과

Tuition is 3,556 USD per year.

Jeju Tourism University offers a bachelor's degree program known as 카지노복합리조트경영학과, corresponding to casino and integrated resort management, taught in English in Jeju, South Korea. This field studies the operation and management of large-scale resort properties that combine casinos, hotels, entertainment, dining, and convention facilities under one business, training students in the specialized skills these complex operations require alongside general hospitality and business management knowledge. Coursework typically covers gaming operations and regulation, resort and hotel management, hospitality marketing, customer service, and the financial and operational planning needed to run a multi-service resort property. Students learn how casino and resort businesses balance entertainment and leisure offerings with strict regulatory compliance, given that gaming operations are closely overseen in most jurisdictions, and how integrated resorts coordinate departments ranging from gaming floors to hotel rooms to event spaces. Jeju is South Korea's best-known resort island and hosts a concentration of tourism, hospitality, and integrated resort businesses, giving students in this program direct local exposure to the industry they are studying, including established properties they may go on to work for or compete with. Graduates can pursue careers in resort and casino operations, hospitality management, gaming compliance, event and convention management, and broader tourism industry roles, with the combined casino and resort focus offering a more specialized alternative to general hospitality management programs. The bachelor's degree runs over four years, with the intake beginning in March each year. Taught entirely in English, the program allows international students to pursue this specialized area of hospitality management in South Korea without first needing Korean-language proficiency.