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UK degrees, foundation routes and professional qualifications open to adult learners — compare what you would study, how long it takes, and what it costs.
9 courses
Clear filtersMSc International Hospitality and Tourism Management
This MSc is for graduates and professionals who want to build advanced knowledge of international hospitality and tourism management. It covers operations, leadership, people management, sustainability, marketing, digital platforms, innovation and strategy. The course is available full-time over one year or part-time over two years.
Postgraduate · Full-time · Part-time
BSc (Hons) International Hospitality and Tourism Management with Foundation Year
This full-time blended BSc (Hons) degree runs over four years and includes a foundation year. It is suited to learners who want to build academic confidence before moving into hospitality, tourism, travel and events management. The course covers hospitality operations, customer service, finance, marketing, international destination management, events, digital marketing, technology, sustainability and strategic management.
Foundation · Blended
MSc International Tourism Management
This one-year full-time MSc examines how international tourism and hospitality organisations are managed. It covers service quality, innovation, marketing, finance, digital systems and strategy. It may suit graduates who want to apply business and management knowledge to tourism and hospitality contexts.
Postgraduate · Full-time
MSc International Hospitality Management
This one-year, full-time MSc examines the management of hospitality and tourism businesses in international settings. It covers hospitality strategy, marketing management, human capital, financial analysis, service quality, technology and research. The course may suit graduates looking to develop management skills for the hospitality and tourism sector.
Postgraduate · Full-time
BSc (Hons) Hospitality and Events
This full-time BSc (Hons) Hospitality and Events course develops management knowledge for hospitality, tourism and events settings. It covers business finance, marketing, human resources, customer service, quality and strategy. The course may suit adults looking to move into or progress within hospitality, events or tourism management. You can choose a three-year degree route or a four-year route with a foundation year.
Undergraduate · Full-time
BSc (Hons) Business and Tourism Management
This full-time BSc (Hons) Business and Tourism Management degree examines the business side of tourism, hospitality and events. It covers finance, marketing, customer service, people management, quality and strategy. The course may suit students who want to build management knowledge for visitor economy and service-based organisations. It is available as a three-year degree or a four-year route with a foundation year.
Undergraduate · Full-time
BSc (Hons) International Hospitality and Tourism Management
This degree explores the management of hospitality, tourism, travel and events services in international markets. You will study operational management alongside finance, marketing, customer service, business development and destination planning. It is available as a three-year blended full-time option or as an online part-time option taking three years or more. A foundation year route is also available for eligible applicants.
Undergraduate · Blended · Online
BA (Hons) Business Management (Tourism) (Top-Up)
This flexible online BA (Hons) top-up course can be studied part-time in one year or more. It is intended for students with an HND in Business or equivalent Level 5 business learning. The course brings together business management and tourism, covering sustainable tourism, crisis management, future tourism trends, entrepreneurship, governance and business ethics. It may suit adults returning to study who want to build on existing business qualifications while developing a tourism specialism.
Undergraduate · Flexible
BA (Hons) Business Management (Tourism)
This online business management degree focuses on the tourism, travel and hospitality sectors. It combines business subjects such as finance, marketing, leadership and data analytics with tourism operations, destination management and visitor services. It may suit adults looking to develop management knowledge for work in tourism-related businesses, travel organisations, accommodation services or destination-focused roles.
Undergraduate · Full-time · Part-time
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