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School of Tourism and Hospitality Management Timetable Version 1

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Solomon Islands National University

Faculty of Business and Tourism Studies

Semester 2 - 2026 Timetable
STHM Lecture Theatre · Tutorial Rooms T1-T3 · Comp. Lab / Practical / Conference · SBM Classes
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Day Time STHM Lecture Theatre T1 T2 T3 Comp. Lab / Practical / Conference SBM Classes
MONDAY 08:00–10:00am TTO503 Tour Guiding (DTT 2), Lect. PEL          
10:00am–12:00pm TTO406 Pacific Destination (CTT, DTS, DTT 1), Lect. CS TOU407 Event Planning (DH 1), Tut. PEL TOU505 Culture and Heritage (DTS 2), Tut. BMB HTE610 The Guide to Cruise Tourism (BHBEM 2), Lect. EBH    
12:00–2:00pm TTO505 Travel and Business (DTT 2), Lect. FM HTE603 Event Planning (BHBEM 1), Tut. EH/DMT   HTE611 Meetings, Festivals, Events, Conventions (BHBEM 2), Lect. EBH   MKT501 Principles of Marketing (BHBEM 1) – check SBM timetable
2:00–4:00pm HOS505 Service Marketing for Hospitality (DH 2), Lect. BMB TOU407 Event Planning (DTT 1), Tut. LT HOS408 Housekeeping Operations (DH 1), Tut. PEL TTO403 Eco Tourism (DTS 1), Tut. CS   BUS502 Business Practices in Solomon Islands (BHBEM 1) – check SBM timetable
4:00–6:00pm HTE618 Revenue Management for the Hospitality Industry (BHBEM 3), SB         IWP409 Compulsory Industrial Work Placement – check SBM timetable
TUESDAY 08:00–10:00am OHS405 Occupational Health & Safety (DH 2), Lect. GN          
10:00am–12:00pm TOU503 Tourism Sustainability (DTS 2), Lect. EH TTO503 Tour Guiding (DTT 2), Tut. PEL HRM507 Human Resource for Hospitality & Tourism (DH 2), Tut. BMB HTE619 Entrepreneurship in Tourism & Hospitality (BHBEM 3), Tut. DMT    
12:00–2:00pm TTO506 Event Management (DH, DTS, DTT 2), Lect. LT     HTE603 Event Planning (BHBEM 1), Lect. EH/DMT    
2:00–4:00pm HTE609 Consumer Behaviour in Hospitality (BHBEM 2), DMT   HOS406 Front Office Operations (CH, DH 1), Tut. PEL TTO406 Pacific Destination (DTS, DTT 1), Tut. CS    
WEDNESDAY 10:00am–12:00pm Japanese Language, Intro 1, NS HTE604 Special Event Management (BHBEM 1), Tut. DMT HTE617 Hotel Management Operations (BHBEM 3), Tut. FM HTE611 Meetings, Festivals, Events & Conventions (BHBEM 2), Tut. EH    
12:00–2:00pm HRM507 Human Resource for Hospitality & Tourism (DH, DTS, DTT 2), Lect. BMB   Travel Japanese, NS HTE619 Entrepreneurship in Tourism & Hospitality (BHBEM 3), Lect. DMT    
2:00–4:00pm HTE612 Managing and Developing Community Sports (BHBEM 2), FM   Japanese Language, Intro 2, NS HOS505 Service Marketing for Hospitality (DH 2), Tut. BMB    
4:00–6:00pm     HTE618 Revenue Management for the Hospitality Industry (BHBEM 3), SB      
THURSDAY 08:00–10:00am HOS406 Front Office Operations (DH 1), Lect. PEL          
10:00am–12:00pm HOS501 Kitchen Operations (DH 2), Lect. GN TOU503 Tourism Sustainability (DTS 2), Lect. EH HRM507 Human Resource for Hospitality & Tourism (DTT 2), Tut. BMB HTE604 Special Event Management (BHBEM 1), Lect. DMT HTE620 Research Project: Hospitality, Tourism & Events (BHBEM 3), Dr. Jerry Siota / EH  
12:00–2:00pm HOS408 Housekeeping Operations (CH, DH 1), Lect. PEL TTO505 Travel and Business (DTT 2), Tut. FM TOU407 Event Planning (DTS 1), Tut. LT HTE610 The Guide to Cruise Tourism (BHBEM 2), EBH    
2:00–4:00pm HOS405 Food & Beverage Operations (CH, DH 1), Lect. GN HTE609 Consumer Behaviour in Hospitality (BHBEM 2), Tut. DMT TOU505 Culture and Heritage (DTS 2), Lect. BMB TTO506 Event Management (DTT 2), Tut. LT HOS501 Kitchen Operations, Tut./Pract. MS — when practical, held in the kitchen 9:00am–4:00pm  
FRIDAY 10:00am–12:00pm Japanese Language, Intro 1, NS HOS405 Food & Beverage Operations, Tut. GN — during practicals, the bar & floor area used 10:00am–4:00pm HRM507 Human Resource for Hospitality & Tourism (DTS 2), Tut. BMB HTE612 Managing and Developing Community Sports (BHBEM 2), Tut. FM    
12:00–2:00pm TOU407 Event Planning (CH, DH, DTS, DTT 1), Lect. LT OHS405 Occupational Health & Safety (DH 2), Tut. GN   HTE617 Hotel Management Operations (BHBEM 3), Lect. FM    
2:00–4:00pm TTO403 Eco Tourism (CTT, DTS, DTT 1), Lect. CS   Japanese Language, Intro 2, NS TTO506 Event Management (DH, DTS 2), Tut. LT    
SATURDAY 10:00am–12:00pm Japanese Language, Intro 2, NS          
12:00–2:00pm Japanese Language, Intro 1, NS          
How to read a class entry
Each entry is listed as: Unit Code (e.g. TTO503) → Unit Name (e.g. Tour Guiding) → Programme & Year in brackets (e.g. DTT 2 = Year 2) → Lecture or Tutorial → Staff Initials.
Entries marked “check SBM timetable” are shared with the School of Business and Management - confirm room and time on that timetable. Blank cells mean no class is scheduled in that room/slot.
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GCI World 2026 September - Free Online AI & Data Science Program (Applications Open)

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GCI World 2026 September

Free Online AI & Data Science Program - Applications Open

Dear Students,

Solomon Islands National University is pleased to share an opportunity from the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA), offered in collaboration with the University of Tokyo's Matsuo Iwasawa Laboratory.

GCI World 2026 September is a free, three (3) month online program that teaches the fundamentals of Data Science and AI and their application in marketing and business. It is open to students worldwide and delivered entirely online in English.

Key Details

📅 Start date: 17 September 2026
💰 Cost: Free for all students
🌐 Format: Fully online - join from anywhere
✅ Eligibility: Must be enrolled as a student as of 17 September 2026
🛠️ What you'll gain: Foundational data science skills, hands on practice through competitions and a real world business project
🇯🇵 Bonus: Outstanding students may be invited on a study tour to Japan

How to Apply

Scan the QR code, or click the button below, to visit the official program page for full details and to submit your application.

Apply Now

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This program is a great chance to build practical AI and data science skills at no cost, with recognition for top performers. The previous session (GCI World 2026 April) drew over 25,000 participants globally, so early application is encouraged.

For questions about the program itself, please use the inquiry contact listed on the official website above.

We encourage all interested students to take this opportunity to grow their skills in one of today's most in-demand fields.

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