Master of International Hotel and Tourism Management (Professional)

Course Description

A Master of International Hotel and Tourism Management (Professional) is a graduate-level degree program that focuses on the study of hospitality and tourism management with an emphasis on preparing students for leadership positions in the international hospitality and tourism industry. This program is typically designed for individuals who have completed an undergraduate degree in a related field or have experience working in the hospitality or tourism industry.

The coursework in a Master of International Hotel and Tourism Management program typically covers a range of topics, including hospitality and tourism marketing, hotel and restaurant management, tourism planning and development, sustainability in the hospitality and tourism industry, and cross-cultural management. Students may also study research methods and statistics, global business, and leadership.

In addition to coursework, students in a Master of International Hotel and Tourism Management program typically complete practical training and experiential learning opportunities. This may include internships, participation in case studies and simulations, and real-world projects. This practical training allows students to gain experience working in the hospitality and tourism industry and to develop the skills necessary for success in a leadership role in the industry.

Upon completion of a Master of International Hotel and Tourism Management program, graduates may pursue careers in a variety of settings in the international hospitality and tourism industry, such as hotels, restaurants, tourism boards, and travel companies. Graduates may work in roles such as hotel managers, resort managers, tourism directors, or hospitality and tourism marketing managers. Some graduates may also choose to pursue further education, such as a doctoral degree in hospitality or tourism management, to further enhance their skills and expertise in the field.