<ul><li>The Master of Tourism, Hospitality, and Event Management program offers a career in a dynamic and exciting industry. It also provides existing managers in these sectors with high-level qualifications to enhance their career progression</li><li>Students will be choosing majors from:
 <ul><li>Event Management</li><li>Hotel Management</li><li>Travel and Tourism Management</li></ul></li><li>The Master's program is 1.5 years for those graduates with a Bachelor's degree in the same discipline. The Master (2 years) includes the core fundamentals of tourism, hotel, and event management for those graduates with a Bachelor's degree from any discipline</li><li>The program involves the completion of 32 units comprising:
 <ul><li>8 units for all MTHEM Foundation Courses, and</li><li>6 units for all MTHEM Core Courses, and</li><li>2 units for all MTHEM Capstone Course, and</li><li>8 units from MTHEM Fields of Study, and</li><li>8 units from MTHEM Elective Options</li></ul></li><li>The program helps to develop student's core skills through a range of compulsory courses and in choosing specialist courses in the areas of travel and tourism management, hotel management, and event management
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