The MSc in Hospitality and Tourism Management Program 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 levels. 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 is a student metropolis.

The Master of Science in Hospitality and Tourism Management enables students to build on their strengths and interests, broadens their knowledge of the industry, sharpens their management skills, and incorporates their professional and extracurricular experiences. The Rosen College of Hospitality Management candidates are especially attractive hires for hospitality and tourism organizations around the globe.

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

The Tourism Management MSc provides in-depth knowledge of the tourism industry, visitor economy processes, strategies, and sustainability that equips our graduates with the knowledge and skills to face these challenges. We prepare students to engage in independent planning, decision-making, and management tasks in tourism-related sectors, readying them to manage development projects in relevant economic fields and organizations, as well as to lead businesses and institutions within the tourism industry.

Master's Degree Program in Tourism Marketing and Management is not only about making money; we aim to make tourism better. Better for tourism businesses, better for tourists, better for the environment and better for local communities.

The MSc in Tourism Management is designed for both students that want to continue their postgraduate studies, and for working professionals that seek a career change and/or simply seek to add value to their skills and knowledge through a distinctive programme. This programme is unique in nature as it combines subjects developed in the UK that are localized for the GCC and Qatar context. You will gain a clear understanding of topics such as Theoretical Challenges, Strategic Directions, Research Methods, and Sustainability while getting the chance to connect with experts and specialized academics in these fields. This innovative programme is designed to accommodate a rapidly evolving international industry. Globally, Tourism has become one of the main sectors of the economy. Its financial value and contribution to employment make it a fundamental component of the world economy. For Qatar, tourism is an important pillar of the ‘Qatar National Vision 2030’, and the country aims to establish Qatar as a world-leading destination by welcoming more than six million visitors a year by 2030. To achieve this, the country requires industry leaders to ensure Qatar becomes the visionary tourism destination of the future. Through creative thinking and independent learning, we aim to make our students the future leaders this industry needs. The MSc in Tourism Management guarantees our graduates will possess the skills required for success in the Tourism industry.

The program emphasizes the cross-cultural, moral, ethical, institutional and environmental issues in the management of tourism organizations while covering all specialized business and operational skills.

In this degree, you will learn contemporary management skills and study areas such as event management and the principles and practice of tourism. This program helps you to develop specialist knowledge and advanced practical skills in management and study a breadth of topics designed to give you a competitive edge in the tourism and event industries.

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.

One of the largest industries in the world, global tourism sees millions of visitors crossing borders each year in search of the perfect getaway. This course aims to equip graduates with the skills needed to work at senior levels in this growing global sector.

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

Students will gain specific managerial mastery to prepare them to work on the business side of a multibillion-dollar international industry. Courses are focused on finance, human resources, marketing, law, globalization and competitive methods for multinational companies and leadership. The MS provides the foundation need to pursue jobs in hotel management, casinos, restaurants, travel, entertainment and events, etc. Graduates of The Chaplin School of Hospitality & Tourism Management are sought-after for their high-quality and relevant education..

Business enterprises in the tourism sector are becoming more important at a global level. Projects in both traditional and new tourist destinations, such as India and China, are growing in complexity. This opens up a wealth of opportunities for well-trained master's graduates within this sector and from related areas.

RIT’s hospitality management master’s degree develops business management leaders who successfully create and deliver world-class experiences and services in hospitality and across all industries. RIT’s master’s in hospitality business management specializes in enhancing analytics and technology skills essential for leadership positions in the hospitality industry.

Mega and large-scale events are becoming more common, with attendance at programs growing on average 22% in the last ten years. Larger events are inherently more complicated, requiring additional security and facility concerns, as well as presenting greater budgetary and marketing pressures. Such considerations are not typically addressed in most event management educational programs but are the specific focus of this master’s program.