MSc International Hospitality and Tourism Management

Course Details

Course Overview

In an increasingly connected world, with average levels of disposable income on the increase, Hospitality and Tourism have become vital sectors to national economies. However, these sectors are also intrinsically vulnerable to disruptions to the external environment through events such as pandemics, war, and recessions.

This course is designed for those looking to move into senior management positions in the Hospitality and Tourism sectors within an international context. The course will enable graduates to develop strategies in these dynamic sectors, taking account of contemporary issues and emergent crises. The course focuses on key themes of sustainability and ethics, both of which are increasingly important to an informed customer base.

The course includes core topics around marketing, branding, and the use of digital platforms, along with human capital management issues and the changing patterns of the available talent pool across national boundaries. The course is assessed by a variety of methods, including written coursework, presentations, and workplace simulations.

Study Mode and Duration

1 Year (Full-time) or 2 years (Part-time)

Start date(s)

September, January, June

About This Course

2/3 Days per week
Fully funded by student finance for eligible students

Modules Overview

Postgraduate Study Skills, Research Methods and Ethics
Contemporary Approaches to Emerging Issues in Hospitality and Tourism
International Hospitality and Tourism Operations Management
Cross Cultural Leadership and Human Capital Management
Strategic Design, Innovation and Entrepreneurship in Hospitality and Tourism
Postgraduate Integrative Project

Entry Requirements

No Qualification Route

You can apply for this course through the work experience route if you are age 21 and over, by passing an university internal interview and assessments, which means if you don’t have any GCSEs , A-Levels or any formal qualifications you can still apply for foundation year entry.

A-Level and other Qualifications

72 to 104 UCAS Points for a 3 Year Degree

Any subjects are acceptable at Level 3 Diploma/Qualifications.

You might need to have five GCSEs at grade C/4 or above (or equivalent), including English and Mathematics.

Foundation Year Entry Requirements

48 points for a Foundation Degree or contact us we might be able to help you.

Location

London