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1 Tourism and Hospitality Master's degree in Colombia

  • San Gil University Foundation (Fundación Universitaria de San Gil (UNISANGIL))
    San Gil University Foundation (Fundación Universitaria de San Gil (UNISANGIL))

    San Gil University Foundation (Fundación Universitaria de San Gil (UNISANGIL))

    Specialization in Tourist Competitiveness

    • San Gil, Colombia

    Master

    On-Campus

    Spanish

    The nature of the program establishes the relationship with the field of knowledge in which it is trained, which has tourism as its discipline, and within the economic-administrative areas. The relevance and impact of the program are considered deductively, considering international, national, and regional competitiveness. The market study carried out in this regard is included, as well as the framework that clearly raises the need for training in this field.

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Master Degrees in Tourism and Hospitality

The study of tourism and hospitality can cover the business aspects of both the tourism industry and the hospitality industry. Some programs may focus on international aspects of the industry, which can increase a student’s prospects for career choices.

Higher education in Colombia is done in the five common international languages namely English, French, Spanish Portuguese and Chinese. This has eliminated the issue of language barriers in these higher education institutions among other international students.

A masters is earned after students complete an undergraduate degree program. To obtain a masters, you usually need to complete 12 to 18 college courses that often involve completing comprehensive tests and/or a thesis.