Overview

On our International Tourism Management MSc you will study the political, social, economic challenges facing the tourism industry. You will explore:

• how innovation and entrepreneurship might provide solutions to these challenges
• the impact this has on consumer behaviour.

Our teaching staff are recognised experts in their fields - academic who are actively researching in this area. And you will engage with industry experts through our range of events and visiting speakers.

By working with our industry partners, you will gain ‘real world’ experience working on a Tourism Consultancy Project.

On completing the taught element of the course you have the option to take a one year, paid work placement. We will support you in finding a placement. And you will be supervised throughout by a member of our academic team.

Career prospects

This course equips you for a career in the international tourism sector. This may involve working with international tourism businesses in the private sector, such as travel agencies and tour operators, or working in the public sector with local, or national tourism organisations, destination management organisations, or government agencies. You might also consider starting your own business, or social enterprise.

Some students choose an academic career by studying for a PhD with us, or in other universities. Our study programme provides students with excellent preparation for doctoral studies and careers in teaching in universities.