This master’s degree examines the complexity of the tourism industry and the interaction between its business sectors, tourists, and host destinations. It covers planning and policy making processes for integrated tourism management, including tourist motivation and decision-making, risk and satisfaction levels of activities offered, and different destinations policies.
The program is delivered online via distance learning. It uses a structure of 70% textbooks and 30% project, and it includes research methodology and a final project or thesis. The course requires 36 to 54 academic credits above a bachelor’s program, with duration ranging from 9 to 12 months.
Admission is open for adults aged over 25. The program requires a bachelor’s degree or international equivalent, and fees include the program of study, textbooks, study guide, evaluation and assessment, diploma, and transcript. Payment plans are available upon request up to 36 monthly installments.
Modules
- Tourism & Leisure Management Online
- Research methodology and final project or thesis
- Other additional subjects
