Industry-led learning
At THSA, learning is built on real-world experience and strong industry connections. Through our Professional Learning Centre (PLC), students are supported by a dedicated team focused on career readiness, industry engagement and practical learning opportunities.
From internships and mentoring to guest speakers and international study tours, our courses are designed to connect classroom learning with real hospitality, tourism and events environments.
Throughout your degree, you’ll connect with leading professionals and brands in ways that bring your studies to life.
- Guest speakers and industry panel sessions
Learn directly from professionals who share real case studies, career insights and current industry trends. These sessions give students the opportunity to ask questions, explore challenges and gain practical career advice.
- Local site visits & field trips
Step inside hotels, venues and live operations to experience how theory applies in a professional setting. These visits help students experience different roles and work environments
- Singapore study tour
Join an 8 day international field trip supported by the New Colombo Plan (NCP) where students explore tourism and hospitality in a global context. Students gain access to international businesses and cross cultural experiences that broaden career perspectives.
- Alumni networks
Our alumni go on to build successful careers in hotels, tourism, events and leadership roles around the world. Many stay connected with THSA returning as guest speakers, mentors and career supporters for students. These connections offer valuable advice and inspiration from people who have been same path.
Download our Industry Brochure here.
Our Partners
We work closely with industry partners to keep our curriculum relevant and forward thinking. Whether you’re starting out or building on existing experience, our goal is to connect you with the people, places and opportunities that support your career journey. Our partners play an active role in supporting student placements and real-world learning throughout the degree.
AHS Hospitality (Australia)
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A national hospitality services provider supporting hotels with day-to-day operations and guest-ready standards. Great exposure to how large properties run behind the scenes.
Accor (Qantas Lounge) (Sydney, NSW)
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A premium airport lounge experience focused on high-volume service, attention to detail, and fast-paced guest needs. A great snapshot of hospitality at travel speed.
Accor (Qantas Lounges Perth) (Perth, WA)
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A lounge environment where premium service meets efficiency, consistency, and calm under pressure. Strong exposure to guest standards and operational rhythm.
Accor Perth Metro and Regional Properties (Perth, WA)
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A broad mix of Accor hotels across city and regional locations, offering variety in guest profiles and operations. Ideal for exploring different departments and property styles.
Amora Hotel (Brisbane, QLD)
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A contemporary city hotel with a strong focus on guest experience, events, and smooth front-of-house delivery. Ideal for building confidence in busy service environments.
Cable Beach Spa and Resort (Broome, WA)
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A resort setting where relaxation, personalised service, and memorable experiences are everything. Great for learning how leisure travel shapes guest expectations.
Capella Sydney (Sydney, NSW)
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An ultra-luxury hotel experience built around precision, warmth, and discreet service. Perfect for understanding high-end guest journeys and elevated standards.
Courtyard (Melbourne, VIC)
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A reliable, guest-focused hotel style known for consistent service and practical operations. Great for learning the fundamentals of front office and daily hotel flow.
Crowne Plaza (Melbourne, VIC)
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A business and events-focused hotel environment where service, meetings, and operations intersect. Ideal for building capability in corporate guest needs and event delivery.
Crystalbrook Collection (Brisbane, QLD)
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Crystalbrook Collection is an Australian luxury hotel group offering design-led, locally inspired stays that blend five-star comfort with a strong commitment to sustainability.
Four Seasons (Sydney, NSW)
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A luxury hotel environment where personalised service and consistency matter at every touchpoint. Great exposure to premium guest expectations and refined operations.
Grand Mercure Puka Park (New Zealand)
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A boutique retreat style stay that leans into nature, comfort, and experience-led hospitality. Ideal for understanding resort guest journeys and slower-paced service.
Hilton Sydney (Sydney, NSW)
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A major city hotel with high activity across guest rooms, events, and food and beverage. Great for learning how large teams deliver consistent service at scale.
Hyatt Centric (Melbourne, VIC)
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A modern lifestyle hotel experience with a strong sense of place and guest connection. Great for learning brand-led service and contemporary hotel operations.
Hyatt Regency (Sydney, NSW)
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A full-service city hotel where events, business travel, and guest services run in parallel. Ideal for sharpening operational awareness and service consistency.
Langham Hotel (Sydney, NSW)
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A luxury hotel known for polished service, elegant spaces, and high guest expectations. Great for learning how details, pacing, and presentation shape the experience.
Le Méridien Melbourne (Melbourne, VIC)
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A design-led hotel experience blending modern hospitality with a strong brand identity. Ideal for understanding how style, storytelling, and service work together.
Marriott Brisbane (Brisbane, QLD)
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A full-service city property with busy guest flow across rooms, dining, and events. Great for building strong foundations in hotel standards and guest care.
Marriott International Hotels (Perth, WA)
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A global hotel portfolio known for clear service standards and career pathways. Great for seeing how large brands maintain consistency across different properties.
Melbourne Marriott (Melbourne, VIC)
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A classic city hotel environment with a focus on reliable service and smooth operations. Ideal for learning day-to-day guest handling and professional standards.
Novotel South Bank (Brisbane, QLD)
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A modern, accessible hotel style with steady guest flow and practical operations. Great for learning consistency, teamwork, and front-of-house service delivery.
Novotel Sydney International Airport (Sydney, NSW)
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An airport-adjacent hotel where speed, logistics, and guest needs are constantly moving. Ideal for learning efficient service and operational coordination.
Paradox Hotel (Sydney, NSW)
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A contemporary hotel experience that blends comfort with modern service expectations. Great for learning guest engagement and consistent delivery in a city setting.
Pullman and Mercure King George Square (Brisbane, QLD)
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Two distinct hotel styles in one precinct, offering variety in service levels and guest expectations. Great for comparing upscale and midscale operations side by side.
Shangri-La (Sydney, NSW)
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A luxury hotel environment where calm, polished service and detail-led standards are central. Ideal for learning elevated guest care and refined communication.
Sheraton Grand Hyde Park (Sydney, NSW)
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A premium city hotel experience with strong business, leisure, and event demand. Great for learning how service standards are delivered in high-traffic environments.
Swissôtel Sydney (Sydney, NSW)
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A well-known city hotel with a focus on comfort, service consistency, and guest satisfaction. Ideal for building strong foundations in daily hotel operations.
voco Melbourne (Melbourne, VIC)
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A modern, upbeat hotel style that balances comfort with personality-led service. Great for learning guest engagement and contemporary brand standards.
West Curio by Hilton (Sydney, NSW)
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A boutique-style Hilton experience where individuality and elevated service go hand in hand. Ideal for understanding how unique properties deliver brand-level standards.
