International Tourism and Hospitality Management Robert Gordon University

Overview

The International Tourism and Hospitality Management M.Sc. at Robert Gordon University provides students with the specialist expertise required to lead in a rapidly expanding global industry. This programme focuses on developing essential digital skills and strategic management capabilities to meet the evolving demands of international travellers. By combining academic rigour with practical application, the curriculum ensures graduates are prepared for high-level roles in diverse hospitality environments.

Why International Tourism and Hospitality Management at Robert Gordon University?

This programme is developed in close collaboration with leading professional bodies, including the Tourism Management Institute and the Institute of Hospitality. Students benefit from teaching staff who maintain active research profiles and strong links to influential industry organisations such as the Aberdeen City & Shire Hotel Association. The curriculum includes live client projects and industry-led workshops, providing direct exposure to real-world business challenges and professional networking opportunities.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: GBP 17410 per year
• National fee: GBP 7600 per year

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Syllabus

Modules may include:

• Contemporary Tourism and Hospitality Issues
• Digital Skills for Tourism
• Strategy Development
• Research Methods
• Professional Skills Enhancement
• International Tourism and Hospitality Project

Careers with International Tourism and Hospitality Management

Graduates are equipped to pursue diverse management and consultancy roles within the global travel sector. The programme prepares students for careers in national and regional tourist boards, visitor attractions, and international hotel organisations. Employment opportunities also extend to contract catering, facilities management, and tourism research. Previous alumni have secured positions with major brands such as Hilton Hotels, Accor Hotels, and various tourism small-to-medium enterprises across Scotland and beyond.