MBA in The Ecotourism Management specialization
- Paris, France
- Saint-Gilles, Belgium
MBA
DURATION
1 year
LANGUAGES
French
PACE
Full time
APPLICATION DEADLINE
EARLIEST START DATE
Sep 2025
STUDY FORMAT
On-Campus
Key Summary
About: The MBA 5th year in International Hotel Management offers an Ecotourism specialization. Taught on campus, it trains executives to lead projects that integrate ecological, economic and social issues. You'll learn tools to create, manage or develop ecotourism sites and do immersion visits to Madagascar. With an approved professional project, you can complete your fifth year at another Vatel campus.
Career Outcomes: Graduates can pursue roles in sustainable tourism and ecotourism project management, conservation tourism operations, community-based tourism development, hospitality sustainability, and protected-area management. Career opportunities include ecotourism manager, sustainability consultant, lodge manager, community tourism developer and tourism entrepreneur globally.
In the 5th year MBA in International Hotel Management program, which leads to the International Hotel Manager's title, 11 specializations are offered to students who wish to strengthen their expertise.
Taught exclusively on campus, each MBA specialization has been designed according to structural and environmental criteria.
Subject to a well-argued professional project and an application file accepted by the student's home campus and by the campus offering the specialization, MBA in International Hotel Management students have the opportunity to complete their fifth and final year on another Vatel campus.
Because the tourism industry also has a role in sustainable development, the Ecotourism Management specialization trains executives capable of leading projects that take into account ecological, economic and social issues.
Students receive the theoretical tools to create, manage or develop an ecotourism establishment, supplemented by immersion in various ecotourism sites in Madagascar, which presents biodiversity and a leading geodiversity.
