MASTER OF SCIENCE IN INTERNATIONAL HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT
(Awarded By Canterbury Christ Church University)
School of Tourism & Hospitality
Awarding Institution
Course Objective
The course aims to cultivate a critical understanding of diverse theoretical management perspectives within tourism and events, providing students with a solid foundation on the interconnected and interdisciplinary aspects of these industries. It focuses on developing the ability to analyze and critically evaluate management theories and their practical applications in real-world scenarios. Students will gain insight into the complexities of local, national, and international tourism and event management. Additionally, the curriculum, shaped by staff research and specialisms, promotes extensive intellectual inquiry and debate. The course also emphasizes acquiring professional skills for career enhancement and honing high-standard communication skills.
Year 1
Year 2
Year 3
COURSE HIGHLIGHTS
Critical Understanding of Trends
Demonstrate a systematic and critical understanding of the latest international hospitality management trends, supported by key models, theories, and empirical evidence.
Effective Communication
Effectively and coherently communicate complex ideas, including original research and findings, in various formats.
Advanced Learning and Research Skills
Manage and advance personal learning, demonstrating the ability to work and research in-depth while developing new skills for lifelong learning.
Ethical and Impact Analysis
Apply critical analysis to the implications and impacts of the hospitality sector from ethical, environmental, sustainability, socio-cultural, and political perspectives.
DELIVERY ASSESSMENTS & AWARDS
POTENTIAL CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
Regional tourist managers
Niche Events Specialist
Visitor Attraction Marketing
- International Hospitality Service Experience
- Global Food and Drink Design
- Strategic Resources Management
- Research Methods
- Visitor Management
- Creative Destinations
- Applied Consultancy Project
- Dissertation
Course assessment is subjected to changes by the University.
- Duration: 12 months (Full-time) or 12 months (Part-time)
- Average Teacher-Student Ratio: 1 : 50
- Applicants should be at least 21 years of age at the time of application.
- IELTS 6.0 or at least a C in English at ‘O’ Levels.
- An appropriate Honours degree (minimum 2.2, or equivalent qualification).
- The validity period of fees: With effect from 01 January 2024.
- All fees quoted are in Singapore dollars.
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