
2 years – Master in Hospitality and Tourism Management
The Hospitality and Tourism Management offered at Università IULM – Milan is aimed at graduates who are eager to learn and to eventually join an international community, where they could be occupying managerial positions in the travel, hospitality, and tourism industry.
Duration
2 years
Starting Date
September
Tuition Fee
€ 10,806
Location
Milano
About the programme
In cooperation with the University of Central Florida, the Hospitality and Tourism Management – Dual Degree offered at Università IULM – Milan allows students to attend their second year abroad in the United States.
In the second year, students can choose from three specialisation tracks:
- Digital Technologies and Data for Tourism and Creative Industries (at IULM University);
- Sustainable Destinations Management and Communication (at IULM University), with the option to take a semester abroad at the University of Oulu (Finland) and earn a dual degree;
- Master of Science in Hospitality and Tourism Management, with the whole second year spent at the University of Central Florida, with the chance to earn a dual degree.
At the end of their studies, students can gain a dual degree, both Italian and American (M.Sc.), which enables students to apply for important roles in international companies. Upon graduation, the students at UCF obtain the eligibility to work for 12 months in the USA.
Career Prospects
The competencies enable students to cover high responsibility roles in the enhancement and promotion of touristic destinations, or in the management of companies operating in different touristic sectors. Some examples: Territory Marketing Manager, PR and Corporate Communication Manager, Business Development Manager, International Sales Manager, Revenue Manager, Marketing & Communication Manager for companies operating in the tourism industry, Convention Bureau Manager, Event Manager, or Hotel Manager.
Courses Included
- Data Analysis in Hospitality and Tourism Research
- Hospitality and Tourism Strategic Issues
- Communication Skills








