Tourism and Recreation (MA)

Graduates obtain a master's degree. They are prepared to independently manage and manage economic units and human resources in tourism and recreation. They have the knowledge and skills enabling them to undertake independent managerial activities in the field of tourism and recreation, decision making and creative problem solving.

During the first year of second-cycle studies, graduates of the first-cycle studies in the field of tourism and recreation choose one of the following specializations: tourism business management, spa management, incentive and business tourism, nature tourism, recreation coaching, outdoor project management. The number of places for the specialization may be limited, and its launch depends on the registration of the appropriate number of students. Graduates of other fields of study follow a uniform program in the field of tourism management.