Doctorate in International Economic and Tourism Law
- Feb 18
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The Doctorate in International Economic and Tourism Law is a 100% research-based doctorate study program designed for senior legal professionals, tourism executives, policymakers, regulators, and international business experts who seek to shape the legal frameworks governing global economic and tourism systems.
This doctorate study program is academically positioned at a level equivalent to EQF Level 8, aligned with the 3rd European cycle, and is structured to develop advanced research capability, analytical precision, and strategic legal expertise in international economic and tourism law.
Program Vision
Global economic integration and international tourism are among the most dynamic forces shaping modern societies. Cross-border investments, international trade agreements, sustainable tourism policies, aviation regulation, hospitality governance, digital travel platforms, and destination management all operate within complex legal environments.
This program is designed for professionals who wish to conduct original research in international economic regulation, tourism law, sustainable destination governance, international investment frameworks, hospitality compliance systems, and dispute resolution in tourism and economic sectors. It encourages innovative legal thinking that responds to the evolving realities of global markets and travel industries.
Academic Structure
The doctorate study program consists of 7 structured modules, carefully designed to support advanced scholarly development:
4 Research-Focused Modules Covering advanced legal research methodologies, comparative international law, qualitative and quantitative research approaches, academic writing, publication strategies, and research ethics.
2 General Modules Focused on global economic systems, strategic leadership, regulatory environments, international institutional frameworks, and policy development.
1 Specialized Module in International Economic and Tourism Law Dedicated to international trade and investment law, tourism regulation, hospitality governance, aviation and transport law, sustainable tourism policy, destination legal frameworks, and cross-border compliance systems.
The program culminates in a doctoral thesis and research activities, enabling participants to produce original, high-level scholarly work that contributes meaningfully to both economic and tourism legal discourse.
Duration and Flexibility
The minimum duration of the program is 18 months, with flexibility for participants to extend their study timeline based on research scope and professional commitments. This structure makes the program particularly suitable for experienced professionals seeking to combine academic advancement with ongoing executive responsibilities.
Learning Outcomes
Upon completion, participants are expected to:
Demonstrate advanced research expertise in international economic and tourism law.
Analyze complex cross-border legal challenges affecting global markets and tourism industries.
Develop innovative legal frameworks for sustainable economic and tourism development.
Contribute to regulatory reform and policy design at national and international levels.
Publish impactful research in international legal and economic contexts.
This doctorate study program is designed for visionary leaders and legal scholars who aim to influence the future of global economic systems and tourism governance through rigorous research and strategic legal insight.

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