MSc Tourism, Heritage and Development
Course Overview
This program provides a comprehensive, global perspective on the interconnected fields of tourism, heritage, and sustainable development. It employs interdisciplinary approaches from the social sciences and arts to critically examine key themes like cultural management, tourist motivation, and environmental impacts. You will gain the theoretical knowledge and practical skills needed for a successful international career in this dynamic industry.
Key Program Highlights
- Gain a worldwide perspective with international case studies from the Americas, Asia, and Europe.
- Develop expertise through an interdisciplinary curriculum focused on sustainability and critical analysis.
- Enhance your professional profile with an optional summer work placement in the tourism and heritage sector.
- Learn from industry-experienced guest lecturers and explore the rich local heritage of the Dumfries region.
- Prepare for diverse careers with tour companies, heritage attractions, government bodies, or academic research.
Course Overview
This program provides a comprehensive, global perspective on the interconnected fields of tourism, heritage, and sustainable development. It employs interdisciplinary approaches from the social sciences and arts to critically examine key themes like cultural management, tourist motivation, and environmental impacts. You will gain the theoretical knowledge and practical skills needed for a successful international career in this dynamic industry.
Key Program Highlights
- Gain a worldwide perspective with international case studies from the Americas, Asia, and Europe.
- Develop expertise through an interdisciplinary curriculum focused on sustainability and critical analysis.
- Enhance your professional profile with an optional summer work placement in the tourism and heritage sector.
- Learn from industry-experienced guest lecturers and explore the rich local heritage of the Dumfries region.
- Prepare for diverse careers with tour companies, heritage attractions, government bodies, or academic research.