Master of Science - International Tourism Management

The global tourism industry's contribution to GDP was approximately 7.7 trillion USD in 2022. There were over 295 million jobs in the sector, a number which is expected to increase to 430 million by 2033. Incorporating many industries such as accommodation, transport, attractions, and more, it saw a huge surge after pandemic restrictions were lifted, with its percentage share of the global market almost fully returning to pre-pandemic numbers. Both domestically and internationally, the sector plays a crucial part in many economies, with more people joining the industry every year.

Geographically close to London, the coast, and with six international airports within 2 hours from campus, they will be studying in Britain's oldest recorded city filled with a rich history that attracts tourists from all over the world.

The MSc International Tourism Management course at the Edge Hotel School will prepare the students to take up middle-management roles across the industry in places such as cruise ships, airlines, events and visitor attractions, or travel and holiday organizations.