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Master of Science (Tourism and Events Management)
Students enrolling in this program learn how to manage a range of events within the hospitality and tourism industry, to a globally accepted standard of quality. They also learn how to create winning integrated marketing and communications plans to reduce risk. The course of study helps them to overcome the challenges facing the tourism and hospitality industry. It delves into the necessary skill ...
Students enrolling in this program learn how to manage a range of events within the hospitality and tourism industry, to a globally accepted standard of quality. They also learn how to create winning integrated marketing and communications plans to reduce risk. The course of study helps them to overcome the challenges facing the tourism and hospitality industry. It delves into the necessary skill set to manage events, accommodations, and tourist sites and how to develop the tourism industry while protecting the environment, people, and culture. Areas of study also include sustainable tourism development, postcolonial discourses on tourism, sports tourism, pro-poor tourism, second homes development, medical/health tourism, and foreign direct investment in tourism. Career opportunities...
Program Highlights
Take advantage of available scholarships as well as flexible payment plans and financial aid.
Have the opportunity to land a discretionary spot, which is available for non-degree holders.
Benefit from an inclusive program cost, with the package fee providing a new laptop and textbooks (printed or electronic) to all registered students (you can keep the materials).
Study at a multicultural campus and experience diverse cultures.
Complete the program full time in 18 months or part time in 24 months.
Quick Details
- Bridgetown, Barbados
- Masters
- Management
- Public Management
- Travel & Tourism
- All Nationalities
Program Details
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Locations
- Bridgetown, Barbados
Types and Subjects
- Degree Levels
- Masters
- Subjects & Courses
- Management
- Public Management
Availability
Years Offered: Year Round
Age Requirement
Age Requirement Varies
Guidelines
All Nationalities
This Program is also open to Solo
Cost per week
Accommodation Options
- Dormitory
- Independent living
Qualifications & Experience
- English
Language Skills Required
- Bachelor’s degree
Accepted Education Levels
Application Procedures
- Online Application
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Students enrolling in this program learn how to manage a range of events within the hospitality and tourism industry, to a globally accepted standard of quality. They also learn how to create winning integrated marketing and communications plans to reduce risk. The course of study helps them to overcome the challenges facing the tourism and hospitality industry. It delves into the necessary skill set to manage events, accommodations, and tourist sites and how to develop the tourism industry while protecting the environment, people, and culture. Areas of study also include sustainable tourism development, postcolonial discourses on tourism, sports tourism, pro-poor tourism, second homes development, medical/health tourism, and foreign direct investment in tourism. Career opportunities...
University of the West Indies Cave Hill
University of the West Indies Cave Hill
Ready to Learn More?
Students enrolling in this program learn how to manage a range of events within the hospitality and tourism industry, to a globally accepted standard of quality. They also learn how to create winning integrated marketing and communications plans to reduce risk. The course of study helps them to overcome the challenges facing the tourism and hospitality industry. It delves into the necessary skill set to manage events, accommodations, and tourist sites and how to develop the tourism industry while protecting the environment, people, and culture. Areas of study also include sustainable tourism development, postcolonial discourses on tourism, sports tourism, pro-poor tourism, second homes development, medical/health tourism, and foreign direct investment in tourism. Career opportunities...
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