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Master in International Tourism Management

  • Apr 27
  • 2 min read

This Master study program in International Tourism Management is designed for learners who want to develop advanced knowledge in the global tourism, travel, hospitality, and destination management sectors. The program focuses on research, analysis, strategic thinking, and international business understanding within the tourism industry.

As a 100% research-based program, learners are encouraged to study tourism management through academic reading, independent research, applied analysis, and thesis-related activities. This approach supports learners in building strong critical-thinking skills and understanding how tourism organizations, destinations, and international markets operate in a changing global environment.


Study Level

This Master study program is equal to ISCED / EQF Level 7.

ISCED means the International Standard Classification of Education, which is used internationally to describe and compare education levels.

EQF means the European Qualifications Framework, which helps compare study levels across European education systems.

Level 7 usually refers to advanced postgraduate-level learning, where learners are expected to demonstrate deeper knowledge, independent thinking, research ability, and professional analytical skills.

This Master study program is also equal to the 2nd European cycle.


Program Structure

The program includes 5 modules, thesis work, and research activities:

  • 2 research-related modules

  • 2 general modules

  • 1 module focused on International Tourism Management

  • Thesis and research activities

The study structure is designed to help learners understand both the academic and practical sides of international tourism. Topics may relate to tourism strategy, destination development, tourism trends, service management, global travel markets, sustainability, hospitality operations, and international tourism policy.


Duration

The duration of this Master study program is +12 months.

This means there is a minimum study period, while learners may have the flexibility to extend their studies depending on their academic progress, personal schedule, and research workload.


ECTS

This Master study program is equal to 60 ECTS.

ECTS means the European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System. It is commonly used in Europe to measure student workload, learning outcomes, and study progress.


Career and Academic Value

International Tourism Management is an important field because tourism connects business, culture, travel, hospitality, sustainability, technology, and international cooperation. Learners in this program can develop skills useful for roles in tourism organizations, travel companies, hospitality businesses, destination management, consulting, event planning, and international service industries.

The research-based nature of the program also helps learners improve their ability to study real tourism challenges, evaluate global trends, and develop well-supported academic and professional conclusions.



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This program is also offered fully online.

We would like to highlight that 89% of students complete the program within the expected timeframe.

Language of Instruction: English

All our online executive postgraduate programs (Master’s and Doctorate levels) are fully research-based, allowing students to complete their studies through guided research.

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