Which school should I choose to study for a master's degree in tourism management in Britain?

When it comes to tourism and hotel management in Britain, we have to say a university-the University of Surrey. The University of Surrey was founded in 1966. This is the first British university in the suburbs of London to offer a major in tourism. Its tourism management major ranks first in the British Times, while it ranks in the top three in another heavyweight list, The Guardian.

Surrey has a full range of tourism management majors, including undergraduate, master and doctoral degrees. Offering many courses 10, such as hotel management, tourism management, hotel market development and tourism development, etc. The curriculum of each major includes core modules such as finance, market, tourism development and tourism development prospect for students to learn. The course is practical. At the same time of theoretical study, its close connection with the industry also gives students the opportunity to participate in international paid internships in vocational training. These countries are not limited to Britain, but also include English-speaking countries such as New Zealand and the United States. At the same time, it also has student exchange programs with many universities in Australia, Canada, Hong Kong and Singapore.

The school has trained more than 8,000 graduates majoring in tourism management and has an unparalleled alumni network. Nowadays, many graduates have achieved the position of senior management in large enterprises. From guest lectures to field trips, the University of Surrey has been at the forefront of this field with its extensive business contacts in the industry. The employment rate of students majoring in hotel and tourism management in Surrey University is as high as 93.8%, which is the first choice for students who want to study hotel management in the UK. Just last year, a hotel management graduate from the University of Surrey was recruited to work in Buckingham Palace. At the same time, Surrey also has its own bright spots. Many clubs in the school are closely related to British tourism. For example, the Food and Wine Association of the University of Surrey organizes tasting and field trips, the Hotel Management Entrepreneur Association is open to all students who are interested in starting a business in the tourism management industry, and the Tourism and Activities Association is the link between Surrey and the tourism industry.

It can be said that the tourism management of the University of Surrey in the UK is a lever in the UK and even in the world. Choosing a major in tourism management at the University of Surrey can not only enjoy the beautiful scenery around the world, but also earn a lot of money after graduation. Although the history is not long, it is still very capricious in tourism management. As can be seen from the curriculum, the school's tourism management major mainly focuses on management courses, and more is to train managers in the industry. However, since most students in the tourism management industry have to start at the grassroots level after graduation, the school is more suitable for those students who have tourism management-related enterprises or backgrounds at home to study for further study.

Recommended major:

Master of International Hotel Management (Master of International Hotel Management)

Master of Science in Tourism Marketing (MSTC)

Entry requirements: bachelor degree, no limitation in major, with an average score of about 80 and IELTS score of 6.5 (no less than 6.0 in single item).

Educational system: one year

School official website: www.surrey.ac.uk

Sheffield hallam university ———————————

Compared with the University of Surrey, the major of tourist hotel management in sheffield hallam university is more "people-friendly". Sheffield hallam university's major in tourism, hotel and leisure management can be said to be the best in this school, and sheffield hallam university is one of the largest schools in Europe in terms of scale. The tourism management major of this university has always been in the top five in the Times professional ranking. In the evaluation of quality assurance institutions, the tourism, hotel and leisure management major of QAA(sheffield hallam university) got a perfect score of 24 points. The school not only provides high-quality teaching, but also has a strong research center, namely the Tourism and Culture Research Center.

The curriculum is also "people-friendly": the market, including the maintenance and management of customers, the study of tourism and hotel industry regulations, the training of hotel tourism department leaders, the service rules in hotels, industry culture and so on. The content of the study is relatively basic, and the goal is to train grass-roots staff in this industry. Of course, with the growth of age and qualifications, they will gradually move towards management. At the same time, excellent overseas work experience is the most convincing highlight in your resume. In view of the demand of the job market, the University of Sheffield Haram took the lead in setting up a new major of paid internship in the British master's program in May 2006. After completing one year's classroom study, students can choose to participate in paid internship for 6- 12 months.

To sum up, the major of hotel management in sheffield hallam university is more suitable for those students who don't have a hotel background at home, but want to engage in this industry. They should start at the grass-roots level and work their way up slowly. And the paid internship it provides is also very attractive. After all, the significance of foreign work experience for students to find jobs after returning home is self-evident.

Recommended major:

Master of Science in International Hotel and Tourism Management

Master of Science in International Hotel Management

Length of study: one year full-time study (starting in September) +6~ 12 months paid internship (optional).

Admission requirements: bachelor degree, no limitation in major, with an average score of about 75, IELTS 6 with no internship and 6.5 with internship.

School official website: www.shu.ac.uk

Birmingham University College ———————

Birmingham Institute of Food, Tourism and Creative Studies has been established for more than 0/00 years. As can be seen from the previous school name, tourism hotel management is definitely one of the characteristic majors of Birmingham University College. In the past 100 years, the college has been committed to the education of hotel management, tourism, leisure and service industries, and is the only professional college in Britain.

The undergraduate courses of hotel management all have 1 year working practice organized by the college, and the working place is in Britain or abroad. In addition, as part of EU- funded projects, students can study in EU countries such as Spain, Netherlands, Finland or Ireland, and even make inter-school visits to the Mediterranean or North Africa. In the first year of the course, the school also provided two free tours, the first half in a city in England and the second half (five days) in Europe. That sounds very high.

Recommended major:

Master of Science in Tourism Management Reception

Master of adventure tourism management

Academic system: two-year and one-year full-time courses; Internship for half a year, writing academic report+graduation thesis for half a year.

Entry requirements: Bachelor degree, major in management, IELTS 6.0.

School official website: www.birmingham.ac.uk

University of Exeter) —————————

Exeter University has always been among the best in the comprehensive ranking of The Times, and the comprehensive ranking of 20 13 is Top 10, so it has always been a popular university for international students in China. Hotel management is also the strength of Exeter University. This course attaches great importance to the combination of theory and practice, and mainly studies the relationship between tourism policy, social development and tourism environmental protection. Students will focus on tourism courses in environment, planning, economy, market development and sustainable development. The school not only has a tourism research center, but also offers courses such as Master of Science in Tourism, Development and Policy and Doctor of Tourism.

Recommended major:

Master of Science in International Tourism Management

Master of Science in Tourism, Development and Policy

Entry requirements: bachelor degree, major in tourism management, with an average score of over 80 and IELTS score of 6.5 (not less than 6.0 in each item).

Educational system: one year