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Browse Programs Admission InformationThis specialization addresses the most important topics that constitute the content of marketing and its contexts in the field of tourism and hotel marketing for the student by recognizing its role in particular in achieving the goals of the parties to the marketing process, where the student acquires the keys to recognize and understand the challenges of environmental changes and how to keep pace and control them. The student also studies the foundations and principles of designing and developing marketing policies for tourism and hotel services and the quantitative and qualitative criteria used to evaluate them, in addition to addressing the impact of strategic tourism marketing and the factors associated with globalization, both visible and hidden, on the work of the marketing man
After the bachelor's degree, obtaining a master's degree requires two additional years (baccalaureate + 5) consisting of 4 semesters, with a total of 120 credits (60 credits per year), for a total of 300 credits when counting the bachelor's degree. This stage focuses on specialization and providing professional or academic skills.
The student must also complete a research program that includes research projects (senior thesis), and skills in research preparation and thesis writing. To culminate their studies with a Master's degree.
This summary provides an overview of three different courses in the field of tourism and hotel services management. The first course focuses on the theoretical concepts and practical approaches in the development of tourism products and attractions, as well as the management of tourism business and the role of the public sector. The second course covers the principles of tourism marketing, with a focus on the tourism marketing mix and related concepts. The last topic discusses the role of consumer behavior in the tourism industry, incorporating frameworks and concepts from marketing and the tourism system. The assessments for all three courses include continuous evaluation, a final exam, and a course average based on lessons and directed work. Overall, these courses aim to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of tourism management, marketing, and consumer behavior.
Holders of a bachelor's degree specializing in commercial sciences or its equivalent
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