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The Master of Tourism Management (MTM) is a two-year degree. It consists of two parts: Part I- eight papers as for the BTM(Hons) and Part 2 - completion in one year of a thesis TOUR 591 on a chosen topic based on extensive primary research. Admission to the MTM Admission to the MTM requires a Bachelor of Tourism Management (BTM) or equivalent degree. Consideration may also be given to appropriate professional experience. Candidates having completed the BTM (Hons) or an equivalent degree may be admitted directly to Part 2 of the MTM. The papers for Part 1 begin at the start of the first semester each year, either in late February or early March. Students with direct entry to Part 2 may begin their thesis at any appropriate time throughout the year. International Students Current and recent students in the Masters programme have come from: Barbados, China, Germany, India, Japan, the Maldives, Malaysia, Mongolia, Papua New Guinea, the Philippines, Spain,Thailand and Vietnam. Recent and Current Masters thesis topics include: *Government tourism organizations in China: an inter-organizational analysis. *Guess what we have planned for you today? The influence of resident/hosts on the activities of their visiting friends and relatives. *Issues regarding museum evaluation and the visitor experience: a case study of 'Signs of the Nation' in the Museum of New Zealand, Te Papa Tongarewa. *Meaningful experiences: understanding the values gained from wildlife-visitor interaction. *Tour group and independent travel: an analysis of Asian Chinese visitors to New Zealand. *What lies behind the romance of the grape? A case study of Wairarapa, New Zealand. *The Nature of Things: Nature Sanctuaries as Visitor Attractions. A Comparative Analysis *Tourism Distribution Channels for Peripheral Areas: a case study of Southland, NZ *Mongolia's image as a tourist destination: Perceptions of Foreign Tourists *The Structure and Behaviour of Distribution Channels Linking Destination New Zealand to an Emerging Market: A Case of the Indian Outbound Travel Industry *The Structure and Function of The Tourism Distribution Channels between Japan and New Zealand *An Evaluation of Visitor Information sources on Baguio City, Philippines: An exploratory study * Marketing Special Event Tourism in Urban destinations: a case study of Wellington, New Zealand * Spatial Patterns of Package Tours: a case study of Spanish Tourists in India
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