Northumbria University

Overview

The MSc in International Hospitality and Tourism Management at Northumbria University offers an in-depth understanding of the hospitality and tourism sectors, emphasizing research, analytics, and strategic destination management. This program provides students with the flexibility to specialize in areas such as entrepreneurship, event management, or destination strategy, enabling tailored learning experiences.

What you'll study

Core modules typically include:

• Research Methods and Analytics for Business Practice
• Academic Language Skills for Postgraduate Business Students
• The Newcastle Business School Masters Dissertation
• Masters' Management Enquiry

Specialist and thematic modules may include:

• Entrepreneurship – Context, Process and Practice
• Placemaking and Cultural Consumption
• Hospitality, Tourism and Globalisation

Assessment and dissertation: Students will complete a dissertation based on a relevant research enquiry within hospitality and tourism management, supported by the program’s research and enquiry modules.

Curriculum details: Module availability and options may vary. It is advisable to review the full curriculum on the program website for the most accurate information.

Entry requirements

Applicants typically require a Lower Second Class degree or equivalent in a relevant field. Specific academic qualifications may vary; please refer to the program website for detailed entry requirements.

Career prospects

Graduates of the MSc in International Hospitality and Tourism Management can expect to pursue diverse career paths within the hospitality and tourism industries. Positions may include roles in management, consultancy, marketing, and strategic planning, enabling graduates to leverage their advanced knowledge in various professional settings.