Master of International Hospitality Management

• Doctoral study
• Research fellow
• Lecturers/tutors

• Government agencies
• Destination marketing organisations/ Regional tourism organisations
• Local councils/boards
• Parks, sport, recreation & conservation

• Strategy and leadership
• Operations management
• Marketing
• Media and communications
• Visitor management
• Customer care
• Product development
• Research
• Consultancy

• Non-governmental organisations
• Industry associations/trade organisations in tourism and hospitality
• UN agencies/organisations (including UNWTO)
• International development agencies
• Consultancy

• Social enterprises
• Community leadership
• Conservation
• Research

• Service/product innovations
• Business owner-operators

To complete the programme, you need 180 points. Your course selection depends on the research pathway option you take - thesis or dissertation or applied project.

• HOSP999 MIHM Thesis
• HOSP997 MIHM Dissertation
• HOSP996 Applied Project in Hospitality

Students need a B- average grade in coursework courses as a prerequisite into the research pathways.

Your research will be based on a topic of your choice, supervised by academic staff who have expertise in all areas of hospitality, from hotels to sustainability and ethics. You develop skills in the critical evaluation and analysis of information along with the analytical ability to resolve complex issues.

• CLSY810 Qualitative Social Research Methods OR BUSS823 Qualitative Research Design and Analysis
• CLSY811 Quantitative Social Research Methods OR BUSS824 Quantitative Research Design and Analysis
• TOUR810 Directed Reading*
• TOUR811 Applied Research Methods*

*Only available for students doing Applied Project in Hospitality.

• HOSP801 Managing Luxury
• HOSP802 Profitable Financial Strategies for Responsible Enterprises
• HOSP803 Hospitality Marketing Research
• HOSP804 People, Power and Profit: Contemporary Issues in Tourism, Hospitality and Events Employment
• HOSP805 Strategic Management in Hospitality
• HOSP806 Designing a Hospitable Organisational Culture
• HOSP807 Leadership and Ethics in Hospitality and Tourism
• TOUR815 Critical Tourism & Hospitality Perspectives
• TOUR818 Risk, Resilience and Crisis Management: Organisational and Destination Perspectives

Your study includes research on a topic of your choice, supervised by academic staff who have expertise in all areas of hospitality, from hotels to sustainability and ethics. You develop skillsin the critical evaluation and analysis of information along with the analytical ability to resolve complex issues.

The outcomes for graduates of the Master of International Hospitality Management are outlined in the Graduate Profile below.

Graduate Profile