International Tourism Planning and Management MSc University of Bedfordshire

Program Description

Our MSc aims to develop your critical understanding of developments in international tourism and how these may be positively reflected in management practice. You examine the interconnectedness of international tourism and its impact across a range of contexts including economic, commercial, environmental, technological, socio-cultural, heritage, psychological and political. The course helps you apply theories; understand policy implications; and integrate professional practice into tourism enterprise and business. Every taught unit on this course is delivered in a six-week block with six entry points through the year, allowing you to start at a time that suits you. Why choose this course? Learn to critically analyse the impact of international tourism and suggest informed solutions and directions Apply your knowledge and skills to practical projects and case studies from a range of national and international organisations in the commercial, public and third sectors Explore issues concerning strategic management and sustainable development, and deepen your knowledge of the effects of tourism on the environment Benefit from our extensive links with industry, many of which provide opportunities for internships and possible employment The University of Bedfordshire is a member of The Association for Tourism in Higher Education (ATHE). ATHE is the subject association for tourism in higher education in the UK, representing universities that are leading providers of tourism courses

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