MSc International Hospitality & Tourism Management

Our MSc International Hospitality and Tourism Management programme enables you to gain deeper understanding of different cultures, working in a tourism and / or hospitality environment, in a country that may be different to your own.

MSc International Hospitality and Tourism Management is offered in two variants - with placement the course lasts two years and without a placement it lasts one year.

Hospitality and tourism tend to be a major employer around the world, which means that companies and organisations are continually seeking individuals with the knowledge and capabilities of managing various aspects throughout a dynamic and progressive industry.

The MSc in International Hospitality and Tourism Management is designed to meet such challenges and provide a curriculum to enhance your knowledge and skills and ensure you’re able to succeed as a hospitality and tourism manager.

The vocational, personal and intellectually stimulating postgraduate course will enhance your knowledge and skills of hospitality and tourism management within a global context.

Why study with us

• Affiliated to the Association of Tourism in Higher Education (ATHE).
• Extensive industry links across the service sector, both in the UK and overseas.
• An optional placement enables international students to gain deeper understanding of working in a tourism and / or hospitality environment, in a country that may be different to their own.

Future Careers

You’ll be expected to secure your own preferred work placement with a suitable employer, with the support and guidance of the School and the Careers Services.

The supported process of searching for, identifying the right vacancy, applying for and securing it is a part of the professional development process.

Applicants should hold a 2:2 degree or equivalent in a related field such as tourism or business. Non-standard applications will be considered on their merits and if they have relevant experience and can demonstrate a commitment to the study of tourism management or who have significant industrial background.