Glyndwr University - International Hospitality and Tourism Management MSc

Glyndwr University

International Hospitality and Tourism Management MSc

Gain a global management perspective and a strategic awareness of the tourism and hospitality sectors, to build the managerial aptitudes needed to run operations and manage destinations sustainably.

Hospitality and tourism provide a vital part of the economic activity in a world city like London, and the sector is an important element of economic growth in countries with developing economies. This course is designed to meet the increasing demand worldwide for graduates with the competencies and knowledge to join the tourism and hospitality industry.

  • Explore current trends and topical issues in hospitality and tourism, including sustainable practice, intercultural awareness, and digital operational technology.
  • Combine academic theory, critical judgment, and practical experience2

     

    to help build the self-confidence you will need as a graduate to demonstrate industry-ready aptitudes and to be ready to undertake the leadership roles that employees demand.
  • Apply to study our International Hospitality and Tourism MSc with Extended Professional Practice route, an 18-month option aimed at individuals who are looking to attain a deeper understanding of business in a very practical way (additional fees apply

Why choose this course?

The program is structured to allow you to study subject areas through your chosen pathways, while also engaging with core modules across the program, which allows a breadth of diversity, interconnection, and enrichment amongst studies, both in the classroom and the wider student community.

The MSc program incorporates distinctive areas of knowledge, skills, and mindset traits that contribute to effective performance at a management level within an organization. Module content, delivery, and assessment develop the individual profile of the learner, enabling greater confidence and marketability as a professional.

Entry Requirements

  • An Honours degree (2:2 or above) in  relevant subject
  • IELTS 6.5 (with no individual skill score below 6.0) 2 years before the course start date.
  • AS / A Level English Language and/or Literature Grade C

Career Prospects

Career opportunities after completing International Hospitality and Tourism

  • Restaurant manager.
  • Event manager.
  • Hotel general manager.
  • Sommelier.
  • Food service director.
  • Travel manager.
  • Executive chef.
  • Hotel manager.

  • Restaurant manager.

  • Catering manager.

  • Event manager.

  • Public house manager.


Course Details

The MSc International Hospitality and Tourism Management program focuses on applying theory and modeling tools to enhance innovation, creativity, problem-solving, and judgment skills in business hospitality, and tourism areas. The program includes taught modules such as Corporate Strategy and International Management, Finance and Accounting for Business, and International Organisational Branding. The modules cover key aspects of management, innovation, and the global visitor economy.
Optional modules include International Entrepreneurship, Globalisation and Contemporary Issues in International Business, and International Business Principles and Practice. These modules explore entrepreneurial processes, concepts, theoretical models, and the role culture plays in starting, developing, and managing a global venture. The program also examines trends in international business and the impact of these practices on the wider business environment.
Dissertation modules include Research Methods and Dissertation, which introduces students to analytical techniques, sampling approaches, and research ethics. If completing with Advanced Practice, students complete a 12-week internship. All business MSc programs offer an additional advanced practice module, providing increased credits through a 3-month internship in a company, providing future employability opportunities, and allowing students to apply their knowledge gained during the taught programs in real-life projects.

Modules

Corporate Strategy and International Management
Finance and Accounting for Business
International Organisational Branding
Subject Specific Modules:
Innovations in Hospitality Management
Global Visitor Economy

Optional Modules

International Entrepreneurship
Globalisation and Contemporary Issues in International Business
International Business Principles and Practice

Dissertation Modules

Research Methods and Dissertation

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