Master of Arts in Tourism Management

Program Overview:

The Master of Arts in Tourism Management program is for people with a background in tourism who want to inspire and lead change in the global tourism industry. Bring your passion, experience and ideas to your studies. And apply what you learn, while you work. This program will empower you to tackle some of the current economic, cultural and environmental challenges faced by the tourism industry.

Admission Requirements:

• ·        Four-year (or comparable) undergraduate degree, preferably in a related field, from a recognized post-secondary institution, normally with a minimum admissions GPA of ‘B’ (3.00/4.33).
• ·       At least two years of full-time work experience within the tourism or hospitality industry.
• ·         IELTS overall score of 6.5 with no band below 6.0.
• ·         PTE overall scores of 60 with no band below 58.

Tuition Fees: International - $ 36,481 CAD *

*Tuition estimates shown are for the entire program. All rates are subject to annual increase.

Program outcomes: Once you have completed this program, you'll be able to do the following:

• ·         contribute to a sustainable and resilient tourism industry by leveraging your insights into global climate change and ethical tourism planning
• ·         make marketing decisions that effectively connect tourism products, destinations and evolving customer expectations
• ·         use organizational leadership skills to help others navigate change in complex environments
• You'll be prepared for careers in the following areas:
• ·         policy and planning in destination marketing organizations or local and provincial governments
• ·         tourism businesses
• ·         the hospitality sector
• ·         research and post-secondary institutions
• ·         consulting

• Specializations: 
• Add an optional specialization to your Master of Arts in Tourism Management to customize your degree. Choose from these three specialization options:

• 1.      Social Entrepreneurship
• 2.      Disaster and Emergency Management
• 3.      Sustainability

Program Intake: April, August & December

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