International Tourism and Hospitality Management Manchester Metropolitan University

Overview

This course aims to shape the future of the rapidly evolving tourism and hospitality sectors, which are among the world's most exciting industries. With a strong emphasis on innovation, this MSc prepares students to stand out in a competitive job market from day one. The programme is designed in collaboration with leading organisations, including ABTA, The Fat Duck Group, and Expedia, ensuring that students gain the latest management theories and practical skills applicable to various settings, such as attractions and resorts.

Students will engage in live projects, tackling real-world industry challenges, and will benefit from the insights of experienced professionals throughout their studies. The course not only prepares participants for rewarding careers but also contributes to the development of an industry that is crucial to cultures, economies, and communities globally.

Why International Tourism and Hospitality Management at Manchester Metropolitan University?

Manchester Metropolitan University is recognised as an Institute of Travel and Tourism Centre of Excellence, providing students direct access to industry professionals and networking opportunities. The university's business school holds EQUIS accreditation, ensuring a high standard of education. With 90% of research impact rated as world-leading or internationally excellent, students can be confident in the quality of their education.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

The tuition fees for the MSc International Tourism and Hospitality Management are as follows:

• Home students: £11,500 per year
• International students: £22,500 per year

Visit the Fees and Funding section for a breakdown in your local currency.

Syllabus

The course comprises a series of core modules, including:

• Applied Research Proposal
• Applied Research Project
• The Tourism and Hospitality Professional
• Strategy for Digital
• Branding International Places and Destinations
• Tourism and Hospitality Futures
• International Airline Management
• Hospitality Business Analysis
• International Strategic Management

In the second year, students opting for the internship route will undertake a minimum of 36 weeks of industry experience, enhancing their practical skills and networking opportunities.

Careers with International Tourism and Hospitality Management

Graduates of this programme are well-prepared for diverse career paths in the tourism and hospitality sectors. They may find employment in various roles, including tour operations, travel agency management, hotel management, and corporate catering. Opportunities also extend to airlines, airports, visitor attractions, and cruise companies, both in the UK and internationally. Many alumni have successfully entered competitive graduate management schemes, leveraging the skills and knowledge gained during their studies to advance their careers globally.