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Master of Tourism Management
Graduates of this programme will have a broad understanding of the tourism system. They will be able to focus on particular areas of interest, taking advantage of the interdisciplinary nature of — University. Graduates will have a deep understanding of tourism…
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Graduates of this programme will have a broad understanding of the tourism system. They will be able to focus on particular areas of interest, taking advantage of the interdisciplinary nature of — University. Graduates will have a deep understanding of tourism processes, their application and their implications. Master of Tourism Management graduates will be able to create new knowledge, critically evaluate information and communicate effectively. They will have quantitative or qualitative analytic skills, or both, that will allow them to solve a range of both theoretical and practical problems. Graduates will have acquired the ability to work both independently and within groups, and, be able to analyse data appropriately. They will also appreciate the benefits of commitments to professional standards and be familiar with gender, ethnicity, equity and environmental issues.
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Entry to the programme will be limited to students with a prior undergraduate qualification in a related discipline. Students will be expected to have achieved at least a 'B' average in the final year of their undergraduate qualification.
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