Master in Tourism and Hospitality Management

Course Description

A Master in Tourism and Hospitality Management is a graduate degree program that focuses on developing the skills and knowledge needed to succeed in the tourism and hospitality industry. This program is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of the principles and practices of tourism and hospitality management, as well as analytical and technical skills needed to succeed in this field.

The curriculum typically includes courses in tourism management, hotel management, food and beverage management, tourism marketing, tourism policy, and sustainability in tourism. Students will also study core business topics such as accounting, finance, marketing, and operations management.

Upon graduation, graduates may pursue careers in various fields related to tourism and hospitality management, including hotel and resort management, restaurant and food service management, event planning, tourism marketing and promotion, or tourism policy and development. Graduates may work for companies in various industries, including tourism and hospitality companies, tourism boards, or consulting firms. They may also choose to start their own businesses or pursue further education at the doctoral level in fields such as tourism or hospitality management.