After your studies Tourism and Hospitality Innovations
Upon successful completion of the professional (hbo) Master Tourism and Hospitality Innovations you may use the title Master of Arts.
Carreer options for Master Tourism and Hospitality Innovations
You will qualify for international policy and advisory positions, international management positions, and research positions in the field of travel, destinations and tourism.
Which jobs does Tourism Destination Management prepare you for?
Bachelor's degrees that meet the admission requirements
Curious if your bachelor's degree aligns with this master's programme? The Master Tourism and Hospitality Innovations is designed for students with a background in tourism, hospitality or business management.
Frequently asked questions about Tourism and Hospitality Innovations
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- What can I do with a master’s degree in Tourism and Hospitality Innovations?
As a graduate of the Master Tourism and Hospitality Innovations, you may use the title Master of Arts and you will qualify for international policy and advisory positions, international management positions, and research positions in the field of travel, destinations and tourism.
After completing this master's programme, you will earn the MA in Tourism Destination Management with a supplementary Sustainable Outdoor Hospitality Management diploma from Breda University of Applied Sciences. At the University of Rijeka, you will earn the Master of Economics degree, and at the University of Girona, you will earn the Master of Science degree.
- Within which sectors can I work after completing the Master Tourism and Hospitality Innovations?
After completing the master's programme in Tourism Destination Management, Tourism Hospitality and Innovations, or Urban Tourism and Mobility, you will be able to work in many different sectors, both nationally and internationally.
These include Destination Marketing Organisations, travel organisations, the hospitality sector, but also the transport sector, government and non-profit organisations, area development, recreation and leisure, as well as marketing and communication or consultancy and research.