This multi-accredited conversion course will develop your critical understanding of the international hospitality and tourism industry with a managerial perspective.

Why study MSc International Hospitality & Tourism Management at BU?

• Study at one of the top-ten ranked universities in the world for tourism and hospitality
• Address current issues and innovations that transform and shape the international hospitality and tourism context
• Identify and engage with specialisms such as consumer behaviour, marketing and international human resource management
• Grow your professional network and apply taught elements of your degree into practice with an optional 30-week placement
• Study abroad at one of our many partner institutions across the world
• Location, location, location; enjoy your studies in one of the UK’s leading tourist destinations

Course accreditations

The accrediting bodies on this course are renowned industry-wide for promoting excellence and the highest standards, all of which is reflected in the BU Business School Experience:

• BU is recognised as a leading university in the industry by the Institute of Travel & Tourism Centre of Excellence. This allows you to take advantage of networking opportunities, hear from high-level industry speakers and raise your professional profile
• Accreditation by the leading hospitality professional body, the Institute of Hospitality, offers numerous benefits to you such as free membership and access to the mentoring scheme
• Recognition by the United Nations World Tourism Organisation (UNWTO.TedQual) provides opportunities to participate in tourism policy events of the highest-level, and secure placements in prestigious tourism organisations globally.

Careers

Our graduates from this course have entered large organisations as part of a management development scheme and to gain practical experience before being appointed to management roles.

Other graduates have also returned to home environments to run family businesses and developed their own business opportunities.