Academic Profile - Philip Tubb
Lecturer
Biography
Philip Tubb is specialised in a wide array of management subjects including Risk Management, various tourism-specific topics, Marketing, Human Resources, and Economics. Philip has expertise in teaching across the fields of Events and Hospitality Management. In his prior role as Destination Development Manager, Christmas Island, Philip played a crucial role in the leadership team dedicated to enhancing sustainable tourism on Christmas Island. His responsibilities encompassed the formulation and execution of strategies for destination development, ensuring superb visitor experiences, and managing the corporate and operational aspects of the Christmas Island Tourism Association.
Previously, he held positions of Sessional Lecturer at Victoria University, William Angliss Institute, and Academies Australasia Polytechnic. Additionally, he has an extensive background as a TAFE Instructor at the Melbourne Polytechnic, where he taught Diplomas and Advanced Diplomas in Tourism, Hospitality, and Events for 15 years.
Qualifications
- Victoria University : Master of Business in Tourism Management
- Box Hill Institute of TAFE: Advanced Diploma of Tourism Management
Areas of Expertise
- Destination Development and Management
- Environmental Tourism
- Marine Tourism (Developed and Managed award winning Dolphin Discovery Tours)
- Regional Tourism
- Ferry Services
- Marine-based Hospitality and Events Management
- Conservation and Citizen Science
Teaching Responsibilities
- Risk Management and Legal Compliance
- Economics
- Tourism Planning
- Tourism Futures
- Human Resources
- Marketing
- Variety of tourism specialist subjects
Contact Details
T: +61 3 9606 2518
Academic/Professional Awards
- Victoria University 2015 Award received for: Most Outstanding Student Faculty of Business and Law.
