Program Overview

The Master in Parks, Recreation, Hospitality, and Tourism program prepares graduates for professional and research roles in these fields. The 30-hour program emphasizes practical experience through immersive learning opportunities, including outdoor expeditions, international ecotourism, and internships. Students can specialize in Hospitality Management, Recreation Management, or Outdoor Recreation & Education, with flexibility to tailor their education to their interests. Graduates have strong career opportunities in parks, tourism, hospitality, and environmental organizations.