104 Hospitality and Event Management MSc Degree Programs

A 16-month full-time Master of Science HES-SO program spanning Europe, Asia, and North America, with study periods in Lausanne, Hong Kong, and Houston. The program develops global strategic thinking, leadership, cultural intelligence, and practical decision-making through academic coursework, field trips, and an industry-focused business project.

The MSc Hospitality Management is designed to form demanding, committed hotel managers who are experts in professional and managerial terms, in order to be a creator and business developer.

Explore the boundaries of your chosen area of creative technology and how this specialism influences audiences, events and is applied to artistic design projects – such as lighting, sound, video, virtual production, design, immersive technology, or system programming and control.

Gain skills in strategic planning, customer experience design, and intercultural leadership with MSc Hospitality & Tourism Management.

UCF’s Rosen College of Hospitality Management offers graduate programs that prepare future leaders to excel in a dynamic industry that continues to innovate and grow. Whether you’re interested in event management, tourism, or themed experiences, the opportunities are endless. As hospitality transforms, our curriculum evolves too—integrating cutting-edge technology, guest service strategies, and industry trends to ensure you’re always ahead of the curve. Explore our offered hospitality master’s degree, graduate certificate, and doctoral degree programs below.

The programme provides expertise in tourism with a practical orientation related to management and strategic issues in the fast-evolving tourism sector at the national and international level. Greece provides the ideal place to study Hospitality and Tourism and more specifically, Thessaloniki, which has been at the crossroads of many different cultures and a student metropolis.

An intensive one-year MSc (Master of Science) delivered in collaboration with Oxford Brookes University. The programme integrates hospitality, events and tourism management, combining practical, industry-focused laboratory work and seminars with academic study and a research thesis. It is designed to prepare graduates for managerial and leadership roles across hotels, events, tourism organisations and related sectors both in Greece and internationally.

This life-changing MSc will give you the training and tools you need to have a successful and international career in the hospitality & tourism sector. #7 Worldwide according to the Eduniversal Ranking 2024

This MSc can be a springboard to senior leadership, consultancy and operational management roles within the global tourism, hotel and leisure sectors. Other common career paths include becoming a hotel general manager, event planner, destination manager, travel consultant or marketing executive.

A full-time, industry-focused MSc taught in English on SKEMA’s Sophia Antipolis campus. The programme combines eight months of taught, practical and multidisciplinary courses with a work placement or research dissertation. It prepares students for managerial roles across sport, events and hospitality by developing decision-making, people management, digital and data skills.

Embark on a transformative journey with the MSc in Wine & Hospitality Management at KEDGE Wine School, a globally recognised institution in the food & beverage and wine & hospitality industries.

As part of this course in MSc International Hospitality Management, you’ll:  Gain the skills and knowledge to create memorable experiences for your consumers, Cultivate learning and knowledge so you can make strategic decisions, think critically and be an inspiring leader within hospitality.

Gain the skills and knowledge to prepare for management and senior management positions in this complex, dynamic and fast-growing industry.

Study management in conjunction with the hospitality industry and join the next generation of global hospitality leaders.

Travel is one of the world’s largest and most influential industries. It connects cultures, drives economic growth, and shapes how people experience the world. At the same time, it faces urgent challenges requiring sustainable transformation. The MSc-Master of Science in Sustainable Tourism and Travel Management trains the next generation of leaders to do both: design extraordinary travel experiences and implement sustainable business models that ensure long-term impact for communities, the environment, and the industry.

ESSEC Business School’s MSc in Hospitality Management (IMHI) boasts over 40 years of leadership in hospitality education. This 100% English-taught programme offers 6 specialized concentrations (Digital Leadership, Real Estate, Entrepreneurship, Luxury, F&B, Sustainable Hospitality) and flexible tracks with internships or apprenticeships. Students gain hands-on experience through real-life consulting projects with JLL and RevUp Conseil, study-abroad options (BU, PolyU, NOVA SBE), and access to a global network of 1,900+ alumni. ESSEC holds the Triple Crown accreditations (AACSB, EQUIS, AMBA). Career Outcomes: Graduates step into high-level positions such as Asset Management Analyst, Hospitality Consultant, Revenue Manager, F&B Project Manager, or Hotel Operations Manager. With a 100% employment rate within 6 months of graduation, alumni excel in luxury hotel chains, real estate firms, consulting, and sustainable tourism worldwide. Career progression is supported by ESSEC’s dedicated Talent Center, 25,000+ job postings, industry job fairs, and the ESSEC Ventures incubator for startups.

Top-ranked international Master across Madrid, Turin, and enriched by an exclusive executive education training at Cornell University´s School of Hotel Administration (Ithaca, New York).

Graduate students interested in conducting research in hospitality and tourism management research during graduate and post-graduate studies can choose the thesis track of the Master of Science in Hospitality Management. This 33-credit program includes a three-credit thesis course and a three-credit elective. Research is typically conducted in the areas of hotel management, cruise management, tourism management and food and beverage management.