MBA in International Tourism Management

The MBA in International Tourism Management at the University of Bremen offers a comprehensive curriculum designed to equip students with the skills needed to thrive in the global tourism industry. Over the span of three semesters, students will engage in a variety of modules that cover essential topics in international business and tourism management, focusing on both theoretical understanding and practical application. The programme emphasizes the interconnectedness of tourism with economic, cultural, and social factors, encouraging students to think critically about the industry's challenges and opportunities.

Students enrolled in this master’s programme will experience a well-structured course designed to include both academic coursework and hands-on learning experiences. With an emphasis on internships or practical projects, the curriculum integrates the necessary exposure to real-world scenarios that are pivotal in the tourism industry. The ECTS (European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System) credits awarded through this programme allow for easy recognition of academic achievements across Europe.

The skill set gained from this programme is broad and versatile, encompassing strategic planning, marketing, and management tailored to the tourism sector. Students will develop strong analytical and problem-solving competencies, along with communication skills necessary for effective collaboration in international contexts. This programme is ideally suited for individuals seeking to advance their careers in tourism and hospitality management, with a passion for international business.

• Tourism Manager
• Event Coordinator
• Marketing Specialist in Hospitality
• Consultant for Tourism Development

Graduates of this programme can find opportunities within various sectors, including the German tourism industry, which is robust and continually evolving. Many Mittelstand (medium-sized enterprises) companies look for skilled professionals in tourism management to enhance their offerings, while large-scale international organizations also seek graduates who can navigate the complexities of global tourism.