Tourism Studies - master

Are you passionate about making tourism better?

This research-based study program provides students with thorough knowledge about environmental, economic, and socio-cultural benefits and concerns in tourism.

Lectures and seminars are organized in three to four week-long teaching blocks during the first three semesters.

Your learning will be research-based and take place in a small-group teaching environment. You will be supported by a team of dedicated professors.

Tourism is an increasingly important global phenomenon, involving social, cultural, economic, political, and environmental opportunities and challenges. Tourism must be able to negotiate constantly changing circumstances. Expanding economies enable more people to travel frequently and over longer distances to experience landscapes, townscapes, cultures, and peoples. Globalization and technological developments enable increased mobilities, and thus tourism activities. Tourism developments and growth also challenges sustainability of ecologies in the era of climate change.