Course Details
Course Code: HOSP313 Course ID: 2954 Credit Hours: 3 Level: Undergraduate
A foundation for the study, theory, and meaning of leisure from its historical roots through contemporary times is the focus. Specific topics include society and leisure; leisure and the human life cycle, leisure development and provision; gender and leisure; among others.
Course Schedule
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Current Syllabi
After successfully completing this course, you will be able to:
- Identify the changes in Leisure from a historical perspective.
- Apply theories and demographical analysis to develop a service to reduce the perceived societal time crunch.
- Compare and contrast varying definitions of leisure, recreation and play.
- Explain the importance of volunteerism in a changing economy.
- Demonstrate how different generational groups view leisure versus work differently
- Identify how changing demographics, the economy and the changing attitudes will affect the Leisure industry.
After successfully completing this course, you will be able to:
- Identify the changes in Leisure from a historical perspective.
- Apply theories and demographical analysis to develop a service to reduce the perceived societal time crunch.
- Compare and contrast varying definitions of leisure, recreation and play.
- Explain the importance of volunteerism in a changing economy.
- Demonstrate how different generational groups view leisure versus work differently
- Identify how changing demographics, the economy and the changing attitudes will affect the Leisure industry.
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