Tourism and Hospitality (MA)

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The Tourism and Hospitality industry is a vast sector that includes all economic activities. This industry can be divided into three primary fields: accommodations, food and beverage, and travel and tourism.

Tourism is the set of activities through which a person spends their free time, travelling to another town or country to visit people and places, monuments and museums. They will enrich their general knowledge, entertain and do sports, rest and recover, etc.

Secondly, the tourism industry satisfies the services requested by tourists at the destination. Services are provided to a high-quality level under the conditions of protection and conservation of tourist resources and the environment.

This industry is essential because it is the primary source of income for many countries, especially in exotic lands; it also promotes cultural experiences and creates many jobs, especially part-time or entry-level jobs that don’t require knowledge.

Ultimately, domestic tourism helps the economy grow.

Who is the Tourism and Hospitality Course for?

The one-year Tourism and Hospitality Course is perfect for people who want to study some of these industries: management, marketing, and operations of restaurants and food services, lodging, attractions, recreational events and travel-related services.

After graduating, you will acquire the following skills: customer service, multitasking, endurance, flexibility, teamwork, time management, attention to detail and crisis management.

Course Length: 1 year;
Start dates: January / April / August / September;

Career opportunities

Here are some jobs opportunities after you will graduate:

Accommodation Manager
Catering Manager
Chef
Conference Centre Manager
Event Manager
Fast Food restaurant Manager
Hotel Manager
Public House Manager
Restaurant Manager

And more;

Entry requirements

Applicants are required to submit proof of Bachelor Degree Diploma;
For candidates with over 5 years of experience in a managerial role, but without an undergraduate degree, the course/module leader will review the application based on the applicant suitability for the course;
Applicants who do not have English as their first language will be required to demonstrate an approved level of proficiency in the use of the English language;
Applicants must bring their original certificates when coming for registration;

Course structure - Modules

Tourism Concepts and Issues
Research Methods for the Service Sector
Hospitality Management Studies
Current Practises in the Visitor Economy
Tourism and Hospitality Major Project

* The units can vary, depending on the optional modules which your institution will choose for the course structure.

Assessment

Lectures, seminars, group projects, and e-learning are among the teaching methods used. Written exams, case studies, assignments, projects, and reports are all examples of assessment methods.

Progression

If you want to advance your career even further after finishing your undergraduate degree, you can apply for a postgraduate Master’s program.

Please contact Atlantic London for more information on progression.

Funding

Self-Funding

The Tuition Fee of the course will vary depending on the institution you wish to study in, as well as your status in the UK. The course is available for UK/EU and International Students. Please contact us to find out the tuition fee for a specific course you’d like to know about.

Government Founds – Student Finance England

If you are a UK/EU citizen with pre-settled or settled status or living in the UK on Indefinite stay, and you want to apply for a postgraduate course, you can receive support from the government through the Student Loan Company. If you’re starting a master’s degree, you could get a Postgraduate Master’s Loan of up to £11.570 to help with course fees and living costs. You’ll have to start repaying your loan when your income is over a certain amount (the ‘threshold’ amount), but only one year after you finish your course.