- Develop real world skills: This exciting new course enables students to develop real world professional skills that hold lasting value in the Hospitality, Tourism and Events industry and beyond
- Nurturing your soft skills: We celebrate and nurture critical soft skills that are now so highly valued by employers across all sectors. Specifically - resilience, teamwork, problem solving, adaptability, work ethic and leadership
- Range of employment opportunities: In offering a broader range of study areas within one degree, students can begin to future-proof themselves by having flexible graduate attributes applicable to a range of employment sectors.
- Excellent support from staff: Smaller class sizes mean you will enjoy more personal engagement with lecturers. We will know you by name and help manage your learning from your first lecture to graduation.
International Hospitality, Tourism and Events Management
University Rank:#974
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Duration4 year(s)
Tuition FeeGBP 7,000 / Year
Next IntakeSeptember 20, 2023
International Hospitality, Tourism and Events Management
About
You will complete a 20-week internship in Year Two, in the UK or overseas.
Academic staff will help you prepare for this invaluable real-world experience and we will set up interviews on campus to make finding the perfect host organisation as straightforward as possible.
Several bursaries are available to help with costs.
Disciplines
School of Arts Social Sciences and Management
Requirements
Entry Requirements
Scottish Higher: Standard - BBBC, Minimum - BCCC
A Level: BCC
Irish Leaving Certificate: H2 H3 H3 H3
International Baccalaureate: 28 points
International: IELTS of 6.0 with no element lower than 5.5
Required subjects: Maths and English at Nat 5/GCSE level are preferred
Mature/Access: Visit our College Leavers and Mature Students Advice page for more information.
We welcome applications from mature students with relevant qualifications or experience.
Direct Entry:
Year Two
- HNC: HNC in a related subject with B in the graded unit
- Scottish Higher: BC at Advanced Higher in relevant subjects plus BB at Higher
- A Level: BBB in relevant subject
Year Three
- HND in a related subject with CB in the graded unit
For details of related HNC and HND courses, visit our College Leavers and Mature Students Advice page
English Requirements
- IELTSMin 6
English Program Requirements
The University requires all students to demonstrate sufficient academic English language proficiency to undertake and derive full benefit from their chosen programme of study. This page acts a guide to help you meet the English language requirements for your chosen course.
Students who are not a national of a Majority English Speaking Country, as recognised by the UKVI, must meet the English language requirements of their intended programme of study.
Career
Yes. In Years Two or Three, you will have the opportunity to study overseas (subject to availability) for one semester. For more information, visit Exchanges and Study Abroad.
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International Hospitality, Tourism and Events Management
Queen Margaret University, Edinburgh
United Kingdom, Edinburgh