Master Of Business Administration In Tourism and Hospitality Management
The MBA in Tourism and Hospitality Management and Financial Management program is designed to equip students with advanced expertise in hospitality strategy, financial planning, and performance optimization. It blends theoretical knowledge with practical applications to prepare professionals for complex challenges in both tourism management and financial management. The program covers key areas such as destination management, hospitality operations, financial modeling, budgeting, and global tourism trends. Emphasis is placed on enhancing analytical, leadership, and decision-making skills to drive operational efficiency, business growth, and financial innovation across the tourism and hospitality industries.
MBA: The MBA curriculum consists of 120 ECTS credits of postgraduate study, offered as modular fashion. MBA-candidates in the regular duration programme complete 18 required modules/courses (108 ECTS credits), plus a final Thesis/Dissertation (12 ECTS credits) or 2 additional modules (6 ECTS credits each) all of these focused on a specific field or industry of management.
Course Details
The Tourism and Hospitality Management and Financial Management program provides learners with a comprehensive understanding of hospitality strategies, financial principles, and practices essential for effective decision-making and organizational growth. The course integrates business analytics and economic insights to enhance operational efficiency, financial forecasting, performance assessment, and overall effectiveness in the tourism and hospitality sectors. Participants explore leadership, resource optimization, risk management, and financial planning to drive successful outcomes in tourism and hospitality. Key concepts in global hospitality management, financial markets, and business dynamics are examined to navigate both domestic and international challenges effectively.
Upon completion of the course, you will be able to:
- Understand core tourism and hospitality management and financial principles, including budgeting, forecasting, resource management, and financial reporting, to improve decision-making.
- Analyze macroeconomic trends and their impact on hospitality operations, financial markets, and investment strategies.
- Evaluate microeconomic factors influencing tourism and financial decisions, such as market behavior, cost structures, and competitive strategies.
- Develop proficiency in hospitality management techniques, including capacity planning, scheduling, and financial statement interpretation.
- Explore financial management strategies, including capital budgeting, risk management, and optimizing hospitality costs for profitability.
- Gain advanced knowledge in global tourism operations, financial systems, and investment opportunities to enhance business performance and drive growth in the tourism and hospitality industry.
Accreditation
All MSBM courses are accredited by the relevant partners and awarding bodies. Please refer to
MSBM accreditation in about us for more details.
Entry Requirements
You are required to hold at minimum a recognised bachelor’s degree with a minimum overall score of 55% (GPA 2.0 on a 4.0 point scale) or higher.
In some instances, you may also require relevant work experience and/or research experience. If applicable, you may demonstrate this through the submission of a CV, portfolio, and/or a personal statement.
English Language Proficiency:
Our programs are conducted in English language. As such, you must demonstrate proficiency in English language by submitting one of the following test scores during the application process:
IELTS Overall: 5.5
TOEFL (iBT: 58+; PBT: 490+; CBT: 167+)
TOEIC Overall: 555+
PTE Overall: 50+
Duolingo Overall: 90+
English Proficiency Waivers:
The English proficiency test is not required for the following candidates:
– Native English Speakers, OR;
– Applicants having completed their schooling in English (i.e. High School Diploma or IB), OR;
– Applicants having completed their undergraduate or graduate studies in English, OR;
– 2 years of work experience in an organization where English is the primary language of communication.
Course Modules
The thesis in Tourism and Hospitality Management allows students to conduct in-depth research, analyze industry challenges, and propose innovative solutions for sustainable growth and development in the field.
Workshops
Workshops are conducted through live webinars for online students.
Visa Requirements
There is no Visa requirement for this programme.