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TRINITY's undergraduate programs grant Bachelor degrees in the following fields of specialization:.

unwto  These programs are certified by the
  United Nations World Tourism 
  Organization
(UNWTO).
 
UNWTO employs the TEDQUAL Certification System which supports excellence and quality in tourism education. 

Associate Degrees (2 years)  are also available in the above fields of specialization. Additionally, TRINITY offers a 3 semester Diploma in Hospitality and Tourism Management.

The academic programs of TRINITY conform to the academic system adhered to by all academic institutions of higher learning throughoutthe United States. All classes are taught in English.

The academic year consists of Fall and Spring Semesters and a Summer Practicum. Known for its unique flexibility, the American system has several distinctive features. The system is based on a credit earning process rather than years of study.

It is designed to meet the needs, aspirations and abilities of students at different stages of their studying and professional lives. It allows students to keep their own pace of study. It provides a broader and more varied education than many other systems by offering three kinds of courses necessary for graduation:

General Education Requirements: These are courses which require students to distribute their attention across a fairly wide range of disciplines and are designed to expand students' horizons and sharpen their intellectual skills. These courses are required of all students regardless of their field of specialization.

Field (Core) Requirements: These requirements consist of those courses which provide specific instruction and practical training in the area of a student's specialization and are required of all students specializing in that field.

Elective Courses: These are courses that students can take from any field of specialization (other than their own) that interests them and are designed to bridge and link a student's field of specialization to related fields.

As a general guideline, for a

  • Diploma: 46 credits must be completed 
  • Associate Degree: 65 credits must be completed 
  • Bachelor Degree: 129 credits must be completed