Masters Degrees in Travel Management

By the year 2020, tourism will be firmly established as one of the world’s most powerful economic forces, and this expected growth will drive the global demand for professionally educated tourism managers.

The programme covers key aspects of international tourism management with the aim of providing a set of rigorous and industry-relevant analytical tools that will equip graduates for leadership and management positions within the global tourism industry. The programme seeks to provide knowledge and skills through an in-depth study of key issues facing the industry, including sustainable and strategic tourism management, global marketing and tourism operations.

WHY CHOOSE THIS COURSE?

-Our courses are ranked number 2 for Hospitality, Event Management and Tourism by the Guardian University Guide 2016, and 35th in the World according to EdUniversal 2016
-International guest speakers on a range of topics related to tourism management and responsible tourism
-Opportunities to gain valuable applied destination management and tourism planning experience through the international field trip module
-An interactive and internationally diverse learning environment
-Industry field trips to tourism destinations and heritage sites such as Stratford-upon-Avon, Stonehenge and the National Parks of England
-Research-informed teaching from academic staff who are experts in the tourism field
-An international outlook through the use of international case studies, diversity amongst the course cohort, and opportunities for Online International Learning (OIL) projects

WHAT WILL I LEARN?

The programme seeks to enhance knowledge and skills through an in-depth study of key issues. The course consists of a range of modules with an international focus, which are taught within an internationally diverse learning environment. The programme thus seeks to produce autonomous learners, able to work with self-direction and originality.

We seek to develop the ability to blend theory and practice in complex situations, and have an appreciation of how properly conducted research can enhance performance as a future manager within the tourism sector.

Modules include:
-Tourism Operations Management
-Sustainable Tourism Management
-Strategic Tourism Management
-Contemporary Issues in Tourism Management
-International Field Trip
-New Business Development

HOW WILL THIS COURSE BE TAUGHT?

The MSc International Tourism Management course focuses on strategic decision making in relation to tourism operations, tourism marketing and strategic tourism management. As well as traditional teaching and learning methods such as lectures and seminars, specific subjects adopt a mix of experiential approaches to facilitate the achievement of richer, deeper, and critical learning.

Learning approaches include:
-Using real life case studies from secondary sources and invited guest speakers.
-Providing a combination of classroom and seminar based activities.
-Facilitating an international field trip that provides students with the opportunity to understand the global impacts of tourism.
-The use of online international learning (OIL), working with students from international partner universities.

HOW WILL I BE ASSESSED?

A range of different assessment methods are used across the course both to support the development of a variety of skills and knowledge and to take into account different learning styles.

Assessment includes reports, essays, case studies, presentations, portfolios, examinations, and a dissertation.

HOW WILL THIS COURSE ENHANCE MY CAREER PROSPECTS?

The in-depth knowledge and critical evaluation and analysis skills developed on the course are designed to prepare graduates for management positions in sectors of the industry including:
-Destination Marketing Organisations
-Accommodation
-Tour Operators
-Travel Agencies
-Airlines
-Tourist Attractions
-Heritage Sites
-The Arts and Cultural Sector

WORK PLACEMENTS

The Management Consultancy Project enables students to undertake a consultancy research project for a tourism organisation. Although the course doesn’t include a traditional placement, many of the modules incorporate work-related learning.

OPPORTUNITIES FOR AN INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE

The course has an international focus, and all modules are applied to an international context, incorporating international case studies and in-depth examples. All students who are enrolled on the course are able to engage in the Global Leaders’ Programme. The international field trip emphasises intercultural engagement and group working, which fosters intercultural competency. Opportunities will also be available to develop Online International Learning (OIL) projects.

GLOBAL LEADERS PROGRAMME

Centre for Global Engagement logoTo prepare students for the challenges of the global employment market and to strengthen and develop their broader personal and professional skills Coventry University has developed a unique Global Leaders Programme.

The objectives of the programme, in which postgraduate and eligible undergraduate students can participate, is to provide practical career workshops and enable participants to experience different business cultures.

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Our MSc International Tourism Management programme is one of the longest-established university tourism programmes in the world, combining our world-class research expertise with a strong focus on enterprise and innovation.

We have channelled our wealth of industry-relevant teaching and research experience into the ideal platform for a career in the global tourism industry.

The structure of our Euromasters programme includes the opportunity to undertake a placement in industry between the two years of study.

This experience gives students (particularly those with little prior work experience) a significant advantage in terms of employability upon graduation.

Programme structure

This programme is studied full-time over two academic years and part-time over four academic years. It consists of twelve taught modules and a dissertation.

Example module listing

The following modules are indicative, reflecting the information available at the time of publication. Please note that not all modules described are compulsory and may be subject to teaching availability and/or student demand.

• Tourism Development
• Sustainable Development
• Sustainable Tourism Management
• Tourism Services Marketing
• Tourism Social Science
• Visitor Attraction Management
• Destinations Management and Marketing
• Applied Marketing Research
• Marketing Communications
• Project Management
• Accounting and Finance for Business
• Ethics and CRS
• Business Plan for Hospitality, Tourism and Events
• Hospitality and Tourism Operating Systems
• Tourism Strategy
• Strategic Brand Management in Tourism
• Strategic Human Resource Management
• Strategic Tourism Management
• Smart Tourism Design
• Strategic Tourism Cosultancy
• Applied Marketing Research
• Designing a Brand Campaign in Tourism and Events
• Marketing Communications
• Event Portfolio and Destination Development
• Research Methods (SHTM)
• Dissertation (SHTM)

Educational aims of the programme

The programme takes a broad view of tourism and provides an opportunity to explore issues and problems relevant to a wide range of situations and aspects likely to be faced by tourism managers and other relevant professionals.

It gives an opportunity to develop academic skills and knowledge. At the same time it maintains a practical focus on the rapidly developing tourism industry. Its intensive but generalist approach aims to prepare students for a wide range of possible careers in travel and tourism.

It is designed to provide an appropriate base for employment opportunities in official tourism organisations, in transport, hotels, tour operating and travel agency companies, in government and other organisations where knowledge of tourism is important.

The programme draws on the stimulus of the School’s recent research activities, and takes an integrated approach to the relationships between the various components of the programme.

The programme also provides students with opportunities to work directly with industry partners through not only guest lectures, but also on a real tourism project through the Applied Dissertation initiative and during fieldtrips.

The programme encourages students to develop skills in relation to practical research and decision making in a tourism business environment.

Knowledge and understanding

Upon completing the course, students will be able to demonstrate:

• A systematic, in-depth understanding of the development, issues and influences relevant to tourism management
• A high level of theoretical and applied knowledge of the management operation, organisation and provision of business or service sector education
• An understanding of the research process

Intellectual / cognitive skills

Students will have the ability to:

• Independently critically evaluate approaches and techniques relevant to tourism management
• Demonstrate high level learning and problem solving abilities in the range of modules studied

Professional practical skills

Students will be able to:

• Analyse and synthesise issues related to tourism management. Other skills developed include communication and presentation skills, computing skills, critical reasoning, data analysis, organisation and planning, report and essay writing skills, problem solving skills, interactive and group skills, and research skills
• Evaluate the ethical dilemmas likely to arise in research and professional practice, and to formulate solutions in dialogue with peers, clients, mentors, supervisors and others

Key / transferable skills

Students will learn:

• To identify modifications to existing knowledge structures and theoretical frameworks and therefore to propose new areas for investigation, new problems, new or alternative applications or methodological approaches
• To conduct research and produce a high quality reports: this includes the ability to select, define and focus upon an issue at an appropriate level; to develop and apply relevant and sound methodologies; to analyse the issue; to develop recommendations and logical conclusions; to be aware of the limitations of the research work
• A range of generic skills relevant to the needs of existing and future managers, executives and professionals, irrespective of their sector of operation. These will include analysis and synthesis, oral and written communication, computing/IT literacy, critical reasoning, data analysis, organisation and planning, problem solving, independent and group working and research

Global opportunities

We often give our students the opportunity to acquire international experience during their degrees by taking advantage of our exchange agreements with overseas universities.

In addition to the hugely enjoyable and satisfying experience, time spent abroad adds a distinctive element to your CV.

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Humber’s Hospitality and Tourism Operations Management graduate certificate program is your fast-track entry into one of the world’s most dynamic industries. Gain the skills needed for an exciting career in tourism and hospitality management, both in Canada and internationally.

The program covers key areas of the tourism industry, from human resources to strategic business planning. The curriculum brings the industry into the classroom and connects the student with the industry.

Enjoy small class sizes and faculty with extensive industry experience and strong tourism and hospitality industry connections. An eight-week work placement provides valuable on-the-job experience geared towards future employment.

Professional Accreditations

Qualified students have the opportunity to earn the following certifications:
• Wine & Spirit Education Trust (WSET) Level 1 and Level 2 certifications

Course detail

Upon successful completion of the program, a graduate will:

• Apply financial management principles including cost accounting, management accounting, and audit practices and procedures.
• Apply management theory and operating practices including the fundamental principles underlying management planning, organizing, directing and controlling in a service-driven industry.
• Use financial operating and statistical reports to assist in intermediate and long-term decision making.
• Assess the adequacy of strategic and operational decisions through the application and analysis of appropriate financial indicators.
• Apply strategic marketing principles and techniques in the development of a sound organizational marketing plan.
• Develop effective customer relations, mange guest problems with empathy and sensitivity.
• Apply the concepts of organizational behaviour with consideration of their impact on hospitality and tourism operations.
• Use relevant and current information systems including the use and application of industry-specific and generic software packages relating to operational planning and management.
• Contribute effectively to the development and implementation of management procedures in the supervision of employees, identify and use appropriate motivational and team-building techniques to achieve desired results.
• Apply government legislation and regulations bearing on the hospitality and tourism industry including occupational health and safety legislation, employment standards and labour relations, and contract law.
• Define ethics, integrity and social responsibility, and assess their importance to hospitality administration.
• Conceptualize and develop a new venture small business plan including the role of the entrepreneur or small business owner/operator in the hospitality and tourism sectors.
• Use effective interpersonal skills in the workplace.
• Use effective oral and written communication skills.
• Conduct meetings and make formal presentations through the use of effective public speaking skills and techniques.

Modules

Semester 1
• HTOM 5000: Principles of Tourism and Hospitality
• HTOM 5002: Human Resources Management and Hospitality Law
• HTOM 5003: e-Business and Technology Systems
• HTOM 5004: Tourism and Hospitality Operations and Finance
• HTOM 5007: Tourism and Hospitality Sales and Marketing
• HTOM 5013: Hospitality Operations

Semester 2
• HTOM 5016: Wines and Beverages of the World
• HTOM 5500: Revenue Management in Tourism and Hospitality
• HTOM 5501: Globalization and Sustainable Tourism
• HTOM 5502: Special Event Management
• HTOM 5503: Hospitality Strategic Business Planning
• HTOM 5507: Food and Beverage Management
• WORK 5507: Internship

Work Placement

Your eight-week work placement will provide you with the vital hands-on experience that is highly valued by employers. Gain valuable work-related experience needed for you to embark upon an exciting career in the hospitality and tourism industries.

Our internship co-ordinators provide support in securing your work placement. During the placement, you will receive hands-on experience, network with industry professionals while working under their experienced direction, and showcase your skills and knowledge. Placements provide the opportunity for employers to evaluate students’ performance.

Study Abroad

Qualified students are eligible to undertake a study abroad service learning trip which provides rewarding experiences and opportunities to do community service across the globe.

This trip operates annually in May and is 10 to 15 days in length.

New study abroad trips and initiatives are introduced each fall. Additional fees apply.

Your Career

Take off on a new dynamic career path in the hospitality and tourism industry, either in Canada or internationally.

The global tourism industry is dynamic and ever-changing with over one billion people travelling the world in a single year. International tourism continues to grow 5 per cent annually, accounting for more than an additional 52 million international tourists. The Canadian Tourism Human Resource Council projects that the potential labour shortage in tourism services in Canada could reach more than 228,000 full-year jobs by 2030.

Establish your hospitality and tourism career in a number of diverse sectors including:
• tourist attractions
• hotels and accommodations
• tour operations
• food and beverage
• special event planning
• transportation
• destination marketing
• convention and conference centres.

Graduates work for local and international hotel brands, cruise lines, travel promotion agencies, event planning firms, restaurants, airlines, and various other tourism related businesses and agencies.

How to apply

Click here to apply: http://humber.ca/admissions/how-apply.html

Funding

For information on funding, please use the following link: http://humber.ca/admissions/financial-aid.html

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Please note: this programme is subject to validation.

Why study International Tourism Management?

The programme emphasises the ethical dimension of international tourism management alongside a sustainable approach to tourism issues in a global context.

This degree focuses on the development of the managerial and leadership skills necessary for you thrive in a competitive, responsible and global world. The degree will equip you with a wide range of analytical, research and communication skills as you work with fellow students and undertake your own original research.

Why St Mary's?

Supporting you is core to the St Mary's mission, with the University ranking first in London for student experience. The School of Management and Social Sciences received an overall rating of 91% for student satisfaction in the 2016 National Student Survey.

St Mary's offers students the best of both worlds: the campus is based near the river in the green and safe London Borough of Richmond-upon-Thames, but is only a half hour journey from central London.

Course content

A full list of modules can be found on our website:
https://www.stmarys.ac.uk/postgraduate-courses-london/international-tourism-management

Career opportunities

The aim of the MSc in International Tourism Management is to produce postgraduates equipped with the relevant knowledge, skills and competencies to enable them to exploit the growing number of global job opportunities within the travel and tourism sector.

The Careers Service has more information on careers and postgraduate study options available to International Tourism Management students who have started their studies at St Mary's.

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This programme is designed to deliver a substantial theoretical and practical understanding of the role and contribution of the tourism industry in the context of international development. You will gain the skills required to manage sustainable tourism businesses, alongside the specialisms of strategic destination management and marketing. You will explore tourism’s relationship with the socio-economic and political contexts within international development, tourism disasters affecting tourist destinations, and the role of tourism in the development of countries that have experienced conflict. An emphasis upon the micro-economic contribution of enterprise projects to support development and sustainability also features within the curriculum; delivered through the Ashoka Changemaker philosophy.

Upon completion of the programme, you may wish to progress your studies through a doctoral qualification.

Course content

The programme encourages you to analyse and evaluate the relationship between sustainable development principles and the management of destinations to achieve long-term viability of resources; and the role of event tourism in destination development as a catalyst for physical, economic and socio-cultural regeneration. In addition, the programme provides insight into the political economies surrounding development and the contribution that tourism makes to a destination’s risk mitigation, social renewal and recovery after disasters and post conflict scenarios.

Drawing on a variety of case studies and projects, the programme explores the global scope of tourism, the policies and strategies associated with successful management, the role the industry plays in international development, and the stakeholders involved in its development. The programme will also prepare students for the practical, project based, and customer focused characteristics of the tourism industry.

Semester 1

From the beginning of the programme, you will be introduced to some of the main themes in destination and tourism management, to enable you to analyse the strategic and dynamic nature of international tourist destinations and issues facing managers of such destinations. Modules in semester one will highlight the need to ensure long-term viability of destination resources through themes such as sustainable development and political economies of international development.

Semester 2

You will examine the vulnerability of destinations and the strategies and approaches needed by managers to develop and recover, particularly post-conflict. The strategic use of events in both the public and private sectors will be examined, particularly their use as a catalyst for physical, economic and socio-cultural regeneration. There is a strong emphasis on developing personal adaptability in cross cultural (work) environments as Master graduates can be expected to, and will have the expectation to – lead and manage other people internationally. You will also begin to prepare for the completion of a dissertation through a series of taught research methods sessions, during which a research proposal is produced.

Semester 3

The research proposal produced in Semester two will guide the development of a clearly defined and evidenced study purpose, a critical review of the extant literature, and a robust methodology. Data is then collected, analysed, interpreted and applied to the study purpose, and a 15-20,000 word research report (dissertation) is produced, with the support of a dissertation supervisor.

For further information on course content and modules please refer to the award map: http://oldweb.northampton.ac.uk/caf/pgmsaward/international-tourism-development-ma

Course modules (16/17)

-Political Economies of International Development
-International Sustainable Tourism
-Strategic Destination Management
-Risk, Crisis and Post-conflict Management in Tourism
-Strategic Events Management
-Managing Across Cultures
-Dissertation​ and Research Methods

Opportunities Abroad

In previous years students have participated in an optional study trip to an international destination. The cost of this optional trip would not normally exceed £500 for flights and accommodation. Students normally allow an additional £100 for their expenses.

The programme team also aims to provide a regional or national study trip annually to a tourism attraction or exhibition. In some cases students are required to contribute to the cost of entry; this would normally not exceed £50.00.

Methods of Learning

Typically you will have nine hours (approximately) of contact time with your tutor in the first semester and eleven hours (approximately) in the second. Overall you will spend 108 hours per module in self-directed study (reading and research).

Assessments

A variety of individual and group based assessments are used including reports, presentations, posters, e-portfolios, projects, client briefs, multiple choice tests and examinations.

Facilities and Special Features

Ashoka U is the global association of the world’s leading universities supporting social entrepreneurs; those working together to create solutions for the world’s most urgent social problems. The programme emphasises this philosophy, through Ashoka Changemaker projects.

Careers

The programme will interest students wishing to pursue a specialist career in destination management, sustainable tourism management or international development, with an emphasis on employment within development organisations, NGOs, aid organisations, post conflict and disaster charities, as well as public and private sector tourism organisations.

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The International Master in e-Supply Chain Management is not intended to theorize about the supply chain, but to develop the necessary criteria to enable you to have a clear, current and comprehensive overview of operations and see how they efficiently and effectively interact in our current environment.

The International Master in e-Supply Chain Management aims to train professionals on having a strategic vision, so that they not only mastered the logistics but that they focused on developing the internationalization of the company, going beyond transport and storage, so that they mastered all the needs and areas such as planning, management and control of logistics strategy and internationalization of the company.

Double Accreditation

When finishing the International Master in e-Supply Chain Management, you will get a Master degree given by the BEBS “Barcelona Executive Business School” and University of Murcia.

The University of Murcia (in Spanish: Universidad de Murcia) is the main and the largest University in Murcia, is the third oldest university in Spain with more than 34,000 students. Is a University with Nacional and International recognition. It belongs to the Campus of International Excellence program in the project "Campus Mare Nostrum".

Modules of the Program

Module 1

A Strategic and Global Vision of the Supply Chain Management (SCM) - 6 Credits ECTS

Module 2

SCM Innovation and Optimization - 9 Credits ECTS

Module 3

Demand, Strategy, Purchasing, Sourcing and Procurement in SCM - 6 Credits ECTS

Module 4

Distribution, Storage, Handling, Transportation and Reverse Logistics, Strategic Management of Stocks in SCM - 9 Credits ECTS

Module 5

Productivity and Operations, Quality, Work Safety and Risk Prevention and environment in SCM - 12 Credits ECTS

Module 6

Business Game Simulation - 3 Credits ECTS

Module 7

Final Master Project - 15 Credits ECTS

Professional Career Opportunities Having completed the master

As Director of Innovation, Business Area Director, Officer or CEO, you will be fully trained for:

·        To design, plan, implement, monitor and control the implementation of projects of techological innovation in companies.

·        Incorporate innovation in management and planning departments or business units of technology companies.

·        Valuing the business innovation projects based on a model and solid business plan, and knowing the benefits and return on investment.

Contact

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About the course

The research areas are agreed between the research students, the Director of Studies and the second supervisor. Student research and study is supported by the supervisory team and Research Graduate School. Students are encouraged to undertake research philosophies and methods units from the taught postgraduate courses, as well as specialist units relevant to their specific research area.

Key features

-Independent but academically supported tourism research degrees
-Students are encouraged to present their research at external conferences and internal seminars
-International atmosphere

Career opportunities

Past tourism research degree students have gained employment in the public, private and third (NGO) sectors. Positions include government tourism and planning ministries, universities, consultancies, conservation and sustainability, and academia.

The University welcomes research degree applications in the following areas:

-Climate change and tourism
-Poverty reduction and tourism
-Sustainable tourism development
-Ecotourism
-Protected area management and tourism
-Environment ethics
-Cultural tourism, citizenship and identity
-Diaspora and tourism

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There is a vibrant research community within our Faculty of Management, with experts in the areas of tourism, leisure, economics, consumer behaviour, entrepreneurship, sport and many others working on innovative and exciting research projects. By undertaking a Master of Philosophy (MPhil) with us you can tap into this expertise as you investigate and evaluate a topic that you are passionate about.

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This life-changing programme will give you the training and tools you need to have a successful and international career in the hospitality & tourism sector. This programme was one of the top contenders for the MKG Worldwide Hospitality Awards in the “Best innovation in an educational programme” category.

Programme Objectives and Benefits

‌• Build a career in the hospitality & tourism industry.
‌• Get an international overview of the industry
‌• Have the opportunity to work with top players in the area
‌• Enhance your profile with strong managerial skills
‌• Add value to your CV by levaraging a highly ranked business school like ESCP Europe

Our Programme Targets Your Expertise

Introduction to Hospitality and Tourism

‌•T‌ourism and Global Economy
‌•Tourism Panning and Development
‌•Entrepreneurship
‌•Strategic Intelligence
‌•Food and Beverage Management

Management/Business Orientated Modules

‌•Marketing Decision Making for Tourism and Hospitality
‌•Performance Management
‌•Financial Accounting
‌•Financial Management
‌•Human Resources Management

Hospitality and Tourism Management Tools

‌•Event Management
‌•Management Information Systems in Tourism and Hospitality
‌•Y‌ield Management
‌•Quality Management

Why Choose Us

Established in 1819, ESCP Europe http://www.escpeurope.eu/ is the oldest and one of the most important business schools in the world. Its mission is to develop the next generation of transnational business leaders, preparing them to embrace the opportunities offered by cultural diversity.
Only 1% of all Business Schools worldwide are triple-accredited, ESCP Europe is one of these, with EQUIS, AMBA and AACSB.

‌• A life-changing programme that will give you the training and tools you need to stand out from the rest in this industry
‌• An international programme that brings together leading perspectives and experiences from Europe, Latin America and US
‌• The International Consultancy Project and the Professional Development Programme at Cornell University will help you to develop a successful career in the sector
• A personalized and human experience with a world class faculty, professionals and staff members
• Discover one of the top contenders for the MKG Hospitality Awards (Best innovation in an educational programme category)

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The world of tourism needs people with advanced understanding of industry trends, the ability to develop and lead organizations and communities in a competitive global tourism marketplace. Create a customized Graduate Certificate in Tourism Management, available only at Royal Roads University. Tailor your program with courses online, on-campus, or both, to develop your marketing, strategy, and leadership skills, with the option to ladder into our Master of Arts in Tourism Management when you’re ready. Choose where you want your career to go.

Outcomes

Graduates of the MA in Tourism Management have a broad range of applied technical, interpersonal, analytical, and communication skills in tourism leadership. The four competencies, applied to the areas of tourism leadership, sustainable tourism, destination development, international hotel and resort management and applied research include communications, knowledge, leadership and teamwork, critical thinking and global awareness.

Upon completing the program, students have:
-Critically engaged with current theory, practice and process;
-Examined case studies, research articles, report and industry information in the areas of tourism leadership, sustainable tourism, destination development and international hotel and resort management;
-Selected, analyzed and explored leadership concepts and skills and applied them to opportunities and challenges faced by leaders at individual, organizational, community and industry levels, and
-Explored the characteristics of successful, sustainable destinations with innovative product, well-defined markets, successful partnerships, and a positive contribution to the tourism and hospitality industry.

Potential Career opportunities

Career opportunities include management and executive positions in resorts, municipal, provincial and federal governments and operating agencies, destination management and marketing organizations, events and conference management companies, and inbound tourism companies.

Additional opportunities exist for tourism educators in public and private post-secondary institutions, where a Masters degree is usually an occupational requirement. Combining prior tourism industry experience with the advanced level learning offered in the Masters program can significantly enhance assessment of an individual’s potential, develop career opportunities, and build networks of valuable industry contacts.

The learning outcomes for the program are:
Knowledge And Critical Thinking
-Applies interdisciplinary information and research to the study of tourism and hospitality by acquiring and critically evaluating their contribution to issues, opportunities, and challenges.
-Effectively uses research methodologies, data sources, and tools to investigate, evaluate, and analyze findings that inform decision-making, written products and using and producing research.
-Examines the role of innovation, entrepreneurship, and stakeholder relations in the building of a successful business.
-Demonstrates integrity and ethical behaviour when collaborating, synthesizing findings, problem solving, conducting research and reporting findings or recommendations.

Global Awareness
-Evaluates the impact of global issues on tourism and hospitality operators, organizations, and destinations.
-Differentiates how local, regional, national and international events influence competitive change in evolving markets.
-Investigates and analyzes how the tourism industry is influenced by governments and world affairs, and understands the role of tourism and hospitality professionals as global citizens in communities.

Effective Communications
-Effectively gathers, analyzes, synthesizes, prepares and presents written materials, accurately utilizing the APA reference method.
-Incorporates conflict resolution, negotiation, change management, and networking skills in contributing to achieving team and individual outcomes.
-Applies effective speaking, writing, listening and feedback skills in online and face-to-face activities.

Leadership And Collaboration
-Demonstrates leadership, collaboration, and mutual support in decision-making processes to achieve individual and team results.
-Networks effectively and respectfully with individuals from diverse professional and personal backgrounds to facilitate and support effective decision making.

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The Master's programmes in Aviation Management prepare you for the specific challenges of an executive in the aviation business – an ideal start to your career:



You will learn how to apply specific strategic and operative management concepts to international aviation companies and infrastructure providers
You will expand your knowledge of the structure and the success factors of value-enhancing business models in aviation
You will also come to understand the role of government regulators, which are an important part of the aviation industry's operating framework

Step-by-step to your Master's degree in International Aviation Management

First semester
The first semester is for your expanding specialisation in aviation management.

Second semester
In this semester you complete your studies by writing your Master's thesis. The thesis is written under the expert supervision of professors and lecturers as an independent scientific paper for solving a management task.

The courses are held in lecture and seminar format. There are about 30 students per class – this encourages dialogue between professors and students.

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The Master's programmes in Hospitality Management prepare you for the specific challenges of an executive in the hospitality sector – an ideal start to your career:

You will learn how to apply specific strategic and operative management concepts to international companies
You will expand your knowledge of the structure and the success factors of value-enhancing business models – in the hospitality sector in general and in the hotel sector in particular
You will discuss the establishment and maintenance of international hotel brand names, the financing of growth strategies and the profit-oriented running of individual hotels

Step-by-step to your Master's degree in International Management · Hospitality

First semester
In the first semester you will update and expand your technical competence in subjects of "General Management".

Second semester
The choice is yours: Under the technical supervision of your lecturers, you can choose four out of six possible areas of focus and thus define a first cornerstone of your personal competence profile.

International Organizational Behavior
Internal Human Resource Management
International Management Accouting and Control
International Marketing
International Financial Management
International Financial Accounting

Third semester
The third semester is for yourexpanding specialisation in the field of hospitality management.

Fourth semester
In this semester you complete your studies by writing your Master's thesis. The thesis is written under the expert supervision of professors and lecturers as an independent scientific paper for solving a management task.

Academic and practically-oriented modules

Compulsory Modules
Academic research methods
Applied statistics
Strategic aspects of service management
Performance measurement and management
International economic policy
International business ethics
Corporate governance in an international context

You can also significantly improve your career prospects with various language courses – e.g. with commercial English, Italian, French, Spanish, Chinese, Arabic or Russian.

Optional compulsory modules (4 out of 6)
International Organizational Behavior
Internal Human Resource Management
International Management Accouting and Control
International Marketing
International Financial Management
International Financial Accounting

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The Master in International Tourism and Hospitality Management consists of giving knowledge about the Tourism sector and human capital management and its influence in the tourist market, as well as encouraging innovation and evolutionary improvements in this area.

Train professionals specializing in the management of tourism in all its areas, products and servicesManage competencies in hospitality services.

Analyze the tourism market and its implications

Generate competencies for the management of innovation processes

Generate competences in the Legal and Financial area of the tourism sector

Generate administrative management competencies

Develop a business plan related to the sector

• You can find more information on Modules and the program structure here.

Fantastic Internship Opportunities

Thanks to our sophisticated system you can get your internship in a very short time. Since we cooperate together with over 400 hotels and tourism companies, we are able to offer internships all year long. You will receive:

An Internship program in a Tourism company as well as an Internship in a hotel in Spain which includes:

Accommodation / 3 Free meals per day / Monthly remuneration / International Experience / Personal Support 24/7

How to Apply

For more information please fill out the enquiry form below or you can find more information on how to apply here.

Contact

If you would like to speak to someone at Barcelona Executive Business School please fill out your information and someone will be in touch as soon as possible.

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