International Hospitality and Tourism Management

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Faculty of Business and Law · Business and management

This multi-accredited conversion course will develop your critical understanding of the international hospitality and tourism industry with a managerial perspective. Why study MSc International Hospitality and Tourism Management at BU? - Study at one of the top 5-ranked universities in the world for tourism and hospitality (Shanghai Rankings of Academic Subjects 2024) - Benefit from living in one of the UK's leading tourist destinations, attracting millions of people with attractions including Bournemouth Air Show and the Christmas Wonderland - Address current issues and innovations that transform and shape the international hospitality and tourism context - Study abroad at one of our many partner institutions across the world - Grow your professional network and apply taught elements of your degree into practice with an optional 30-week placement - Opportunities for real-world learning both locally and internationally, including guest speakers and field visits Course accreditations - BU is recognised as a leading university in the industry by the Institute of Travel & Tourism (ITT) Centre of Excellence. This allows you to take advantage of networking opportunities, hear from high-level industry speakers and raise your professional profile - Accreditation by the leading hospitality professional body, the Institute of Hospitality (IoH), offers numerous benefits to you such as free membership and access to the mentoring scheme - UN Tourism TedQual Certification recognises our Tourism courses for delivering top-tier, globally accredited education in tourism management Business Graduates Association Membership with the Business Graduates Association provides you with career development tools, including CV-building services and job search tools, along with webinars and social events for networking and skill enhancement

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