• Post graduate course "Master in International Tourism Management"
• One-year full time course
• Degree: Master of Business Administration (MBA)
• International lecturers and students
• Optional internship
• Orientation week
• German language course
• Social activities and gatherings

Tourism and its related business activities belong to the most important factors of the world economy. Surprisingly, this is highly underestimated because the complexity of tourism does not allow for quantitative perception and real economic relevance.

Today the tourism industry has become the world's biggest employer. The irrational perception of the tourism business, relating it to only leisure and travel, still influences students` choice. Such programmes normally do not attract male students, as they do not consider tourism as a profitable or worthwhile career opportunity. They prefer courses in general business administration and management. However, in today's tight labour market they cannot avoid the tourism sector as a future employer at which point they lack a sound qualification in tourism management. As the wave of technology-driven change has swept through many economies around the world, the tourism industry has an ever increasing challenge to adapt to the change or to run the risk of falling behind and suffering a potentially catastrophic collapse. In order to address the complexities in co-ordinating the different tourism-related industries and to realise the need to upgrade skills in this sector, there is a demand for the improvement of education in this field.

Taking these factors into account, Bremen University of Applied Sciences has developed this specialist MBA-course, which focuses on tourism management competences.

The basic principle of the MTM course is researching while learning. The systematic training of technical and social competences here plays a key role. Classes are generally held as seminars. The lecturers use selective methods of presentation, for example discussions among students, supervised group work, analysis of case-studies and project work to ensure convincing results.