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University of Hertfordshire · Full-time

International Tourism, Hospitality and Event Management

MSc International Tourism, Hospitality and Event Management has been designed to provide you with the enhanced skills and knowledge which are necessary to support key decision-making within the international tourism, hospitality, and event industries. The prog…

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MSc International Tourism, Hospitality and Event Management has been designed to provide you with the enhanced skills and knowledge which are necessary to support key decision-making within the international tourism, hospitality, and event industries. The programme is underpinned by a strong theoretical base across several contexts relevant to tourism, hospitality and event management in contemporary international environments.​ A distinctive feature of this program is that it offers you opportunities to interact with current industry practitioners and therefore enables a hands-on approach. This course is offered as a full-time one year route. The program is also offered as a full-time two-year route with Professional Practice or an Advanced Research Project. MSc International Tourism, Hospitality and Event Management with Extended Professional Practice (requires a minimum of 30 weeks of full-time work placement) MSc International Tourism, Hospitality and Event Management with Advanced Project (provides a second, taught year with a project-based module

Getting in

As the university states it

An Honours degree (2.2 or above) or equivalent; applicants who do not meet the formal entry requirement but have considerable experience of working in the tourism industry may be accepted; minimum IELTS score of 6.5 or 6.0 plus completion of the university's 4-week pre-sessional English course, or equivalent is required for those whose 1st language is not English.

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