Program Overview

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MSc International Tourism, Hospitality and Events Management

The MSc International Tourism, Hospitality and Events Management is designed to equip graduates with the skills needed to work at senior levels in the growing global tourism sector. This course aims to prepare students for a career in a wide range of sectors, including the leisure, tourism, and events industries.

Course Overview

One of the largest industries in the world, global tourism sees millions of visitors crossing borders each year in search of the perfect getaway. Lincoln's MSc International Tourism, Hospitality, and Events Management is designed in collaboration with industry to respond to the complex needs of employers, preparing students for a changing business landscape. Important themes such as entrepreneurship, sustainability, and globalism are integral to the programme.

Key Information

• Campus: Brayford Pool
• Start Date: September 2025 and January 2026
• Duration:
  • September: 12 months
  • January: 15 months
• Part-time: 2 years

Modules

The taught element of the programme consists of eight core modules, including:

• Contemporary Issues in the Visitor Economy
• Creativity in Tourism, Hospitality and Events Live Projects
• Global Experiences in the Visitor Economy
• Independent Project (Pathways)
• Inner Development and Global Mindset
• People Places and Communities
• Research Methods Optional modules may include:
• Community Organisation, Sustainability and Development
• Data Analytics and AI in Business
• Digital Marketing

Module Overviews

Contemporary Issues in the Visitor Economy

This module seeks to analyse contemporary issues and their interrelationship with the Visitor Economy, focusing on the supply side.

Creativity in Tourism, Hospitality and Events Live Projects

This module explores the role of creativity, enabling effective planning, organisation, and execution of live projects in tourism, events, or hospitality.

Global Experiences in the Visitor Economy

This module critically examines theoretical perspectives of experiences within the context of global tourism, hospitality, and events management from demand positions.

Independent Project (Pathways)

The Independent Project module enables students to undertake a substantive project, illustrating their ability to synthesise different business domains and management perspectives.

Inner Development and Global Mindset

This module aims at crafting a strong narrative with student learners by fostering critical thinking on personal inner development for sustainable outer change.

People Places and Communities

This module develops an understanding of the relationships between human behaviour, improved community wellbeing, and the physical and social environment.

Research Methods

This module prepares students to undertake a substantial independent project, introducing core principles of research design and methods.

Assessment

Delivery and assessment are based on real-life case studies, preparing students for a changing business landscape. Assessment and feedback are provided from both academics and industry representatives.

Memberships

The course is recognised by the Tourism Management Institute (TMI) and the Association for Tourism and Leisure Education and Research (ATLAS), enhancing the relevance of courses and future employment prospects of graduates.

Entry Requirements

• A second-class honours degree or equivalent.
• Overseas students must demonstrate English language proficiency equivalent to IELTS 6.0 overall, with a minimum of 5.5 in each element.

Course Fees

Fees vary depending on the course, mode of study, and whether you are a UK or international student. The University offers a range of merit-based, subject-specific, and country-focused scholarships for UK and international students.

Career Development

MSc International Tourism, Hospitality and Events Management aims to prepare students for a career in a wide range of sectors, including the leisure, tourism, and events industries.