Griffith University
1 to 2 years full-time; 2 to 4 years part-time
Master advanced tourism and hospitality management skills with flexible online and on-campus study. Designed for professionals seeking leadership roles in the global tourism industry with emphasis on sustainability and digital transformation.
You must hold a recognised Bachelor degree or higher qualification. English language proficiency is required with a minimum IELTS (Academic) score of 6.5 (no sub-score less than 6.0). Depending on your prior study and work experience, you can complete the program in 1, 1.5, or 2 years. A minimum GPA of 4.0 on a 7.0 point scale is required. Relevant work experience in tourism and hospitality is advantageous. If you don't meet academic entry criteria, you may study the Masters Qualifying Program first.
Core modules include: The Hospitality Experience, Managing the Tourism and Hospitality Workforce, Competitiveness Strategy and Risk Management, Sustainable and Regenerative Tourism, Tourism and Hospitality Operations Management, Tourism and Hospitality Revenue Management, Manage Tourism and Hospitality Information, and Tourism Product Design Innovation and Digitization. The program emphasizes revenue management, finance, marketing, technology integration, digitisation, sustainability principles, and leadership in culturally diverse contexts. A dissertation pathway option is available for students meeting minimum GPA requirements, providing a pathway to higher degree research.
Griffith University is a leading Australian institution offering this program through the Griffith Business School. The program is delivered by experienced faculty including Program Director Dr Rawan Nimri. Griffith provides flexible study options including 100% online delivery, on-campus intensive modes, and hybrid learning. The university offers comprehensive student support, credit transfer opportunities, and recognition of prior learning. International students benefit from the International Academic Merit Scholarship offering 20% tuition fee reduction for eligible students.
Graduates are well-prepared for international tourism and hotel management roles in hotel and resort groups, accommodation sectors, convention and event organisations, government and destination marketing departments, environmental non-government organisations, events and entertainment services, retail travel, theme parks and attractions, national park authorities, conservation management, museums and cultural interpretation centres, indigenous tourism, tourism operators and authorities, casinos, and airline and cruise operations. The program develops leadership capabilities for navigating complex industry challenges in the evolving global tourism landscape.
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