Master of International Tourism 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. Through the variety of specialised courses, you'll enhance your knowledge and perception of tourism as both a discipline and an industry.

• TOUR999 MITM Thesis
• TOUR997 MITM Dissertation

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

Your thesis/dissertation will be based on a topic of your choice, supervised by experienced academic staff. You can develop research expertise in a range of areas including tourism management, sustainability and tourist information.

• CLSY810 Qualitative Social Research Methods OR BUSS823 Qualitative Research Design and Analysis
• CLSY811 Quantitative Social Research Methods OR BUSS824 Quantitative Research Design and Analysis

• TOUR801 Entrepreneurship and Innovation in Tourism, Hospitality and Events
• TOUR804 Consumer Perspectives in the Visitor Economy
• TOUR805 The South Pacific and Tourism
• TOUR806 Contemporary Topics in Tourism, Hospitality and Events
• TOUR807 Special Topic in Tourism
• TOUR808 Urban Tourism and Creative Placemaking
• TOUR809 Us and Others': Tourism, Ethnic Minorities, and Indigenous Peoples
• TOUR812 Sustainable Leadership in Hospitality, Tourism and Events
• TOUR814 Events and Leisure: Concepts, Practices, and Impacts
• TOUR815 Critical Tourism & Hospitality Perspectives
• TOUR818 Risk, Resilience and Crisis Management: Organisational and Destination Perspectives

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

Graduate Profile