Hospitality Management (PgCert)

Course Overview

The MSc in Hospitality Performance, Revenue and Asset Management fosters the analytical and revenue-focused mindset graduates will need to forecast future performance, whilst also predicting and mitigating risk. Students will learn to exploit business analytics, performance, and yield management techniques, enabling them to become more adaptable to the needs of the dynamic business environment. Modules include: Performance and Revenue Management, Hotel Asset Management, Strategy and Innovation for Hospitality, and Business Analytics Fundamentals.

The programme will be offered on a full-time basis over one academic year or on a part-time basis over two academic years. The programme will consist of lectures, seminars, industry exposure, experiential learning, in-company study, computer-based simulation, guest speakers and projects in the relevant subjects.

Key Facts

Entry Requirements

Course Outline

The programme will be offered on a full-time basis over one academic year or on a part-time basis over two academic years. To be eligible for the award of the MSc in Hospitality Performance, Revenue and Asset Management, candidates must successfully complete modules to a total of 90 ECTS. A candidate who has passed all modules other than Semester 3 within a period of two years from commencement of the programme shall be eligible for the award of a Postgraduate Diploma in Hospitality and Business.

Full-time 

Semester 1

• Global Business and International HRM
• Information Technology for Hospitality
• Performance and Revenue Management
• Business Analytics Fundamentals

Semester 2

• Hotel Asset Management
• Intercultural Communication for Business
• Project Management
• Strategy and Innovation for Hospitality

Semester 3—there are two options available. Both options focus on: Strategy, Performance, Revenue and Asset Management.

• Option 1: Research Thesis

• Option 2: Internship

Part-time

Year 1:

Semester 1

• Performance and Revenue Management
• Business Analytics Fundamentals

Semester 2

• Intercultural Business Communication
• Hotel Asset Management

Year 2:

Semester 3

• Global Business and International HRM
• Information Technology for Business

Semester 4

• Project Management
• Strategy and Innovation for Hospitality

Semester 5–there are two options available. Both options focus on: Strategy, Performance, Revenue and Asset Management.

• Option 1: Research Thesis

• Option 2: Internship

Why Choose This Course?

Career Opportunities

Course Fees

Fees: EU

Fees: Tuition

Fees: Student levy

Fees: Non EU

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Course Overview

The Postgraduate Certificate in Hospitality Management is designed for those with hospitality and/or business qualifications and/or experience who wish to develop their knowledge of hospitality systems, trends, and business applications to an advanced level. The programme is designed as a specialist course for students who wish to further develop their skills and knowledge in areas such as revenue management, human resource management in a global setting, and business analytics. Modules include: Performance & Revenue Management, IT for Hospitality, Business Analytics Fundamentals, and Global Business & International HRM.

The programme will be offered on a full-time basis over one academic semester (September—12 weeks). The programme will consist of lectures, industry exposure, experiential learning, field trip, guest speakers, CHIA certification, and projects in the relevant subjects.

Key Facts

Entry Requirements

Course Outline

The programme will be offered on a full-time basis over one academic semester (September—12 weeks). To be eligible for the award of Postgraduate Certificate in Hospitality Management, candidates must successfully complete modules to a total of 30 ECTS. 

Semester

• Performance & Revenue Management
• IT for Hospitality
• Business Analytics Fundamentals
• Global Business & International HRM

Why Choose This Course?

Career Opportunities

Course Fees

Fees: EU

Fees: Tuition

Fees: Student levy

Fees: Non EU

Find out More

Postgraduate Applications

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PME/MGO (Postgraduate Masters in Education)

Postgraduate Masters in Education applicants (PME/MGO) should apply through PAC.


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Entry Requirements

Entry requirements vary for each programme. Check individual programme webpages for specific requirements.

Application Instructions

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Application Fee

The cost of applying is €35 and is a non-refundable application fee.

How Do I Submit My Supporting Documentation?

You must upload to your application electronically. You will be given instructions on this aspect once you submit your application.

You can see online in advance what supporting documents you're likely to be asked for. 

Instructions for Research Applications

Finding a Research Supervisor

Before making an online application, we advise that you first consult with potential academic supervisors at University of Galway. You must contact the research institute or centre that you're interested in studying at or working for. They will let you know who the available supervisors are, what their research interests are, and anything else you need to know. Our online portal 1 should also be of use.

The following links will direct you to the research areas within the university:

• Colleges & Schools
• Research Institutes, Centres, and Units

Timetable

Assessment Dates for Applications

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Unsuccessful Applications

If your application has been unsuccessful, you can find out why by contacting the relevant Programme Director or College Office directly for more information.