Programs Master in Tourism & Hospitality

This fascinating Master of Science in Business Administration (MSc) program requires students to study at a rigorous academic level, incorporating both case studies and research. Students do a short work placement that is typically directly related to their final project as part of the degree's professional-based…

The MA in Tourism Management programme aims to professionally train students to a high level and prepare them for careers in management in the tourism industry. Students will analyse the roots and fundamental challenges in tourism today, as well as general industry trends.

Hotel management,…

The curriculum is meant to provide future professionals with good problem-solving and interpersonal skills, as well as an in-depth understanding of the hospitality business. Future executives will be able to work in the hospitality business as junior, middle, or senior management positions, as well…

Budapest is one of the world's most interesting tourist attractions. The city is noted for its cultural and heritage sites, its spas or thermal baths as well as its active nightlife and so-called 'ruin bars'. It is an ideal location for tourism management studies, and at Budapest Metropolitan University,…

Program Goal and Results

• Gaining a better understanding of the concept of gastronomy would enable them to learn about the various forms of cuisine and culture, gastronomy tourism, gastronomy management, and services offered by hospitality enterprises.
• Have…

Program Goals and Results
The department of tourist management's goal is to train individuals who can maximize their professional lives for their workplace and who can build bridges between senior officials and other staff members in a variety of fields, including travel, food…

The main topics of the MA in Tourism and Hotel Management degree program are the economic aspects of tourism and regional perspectives on hospitality and tourism. Additionally, the impact of tourism and hospitality on the local and worldwide economies is taught to students.

Given that…