What should English undergraduate students do if they want to study abroad for graduate studies in tourism management?

Since your undergraduate major is English, it is recommended that you choose an English-speaking country. In addition, which country to go to depends on your family's financial situation. The two countries you mentioned have their own pros and cons. There are several good tourism management schools in Singapore, but the degree accreditation situation in Singapore is a bit worrying. Except for a few public universities in Singapore, degrees from other schools are not recognized in China, so if you want to study, you have to ask whether it is worth it.

Also, Canada. Anyone who is a little familiar with Canada knows that Canada’s master’s degree application requirements are very high. Moreover, although Canada’s education quality is generally better, tourism management is not the country’s advantage.

I personally recommend majoring in tourism management in Australia or New Zealand. First of all, these two countries are tourism countries, and there are many excellent tourism management schools in the country. In addition, these two countries all teach in English. , it will be easier for you to make the transition; finally, the credit-price ratio of these two countries is relatively high, and you can get a higher education at the least amount of money possible.

Finally, no matter which country you go to, it is a comprehensive process that requires weighing many aspects, whether it is your study situation or your family's financial ability.

So I hope what I said above will be helpful to you!

Good luck~~~