Master in Business Management in Trade and Tourism

Some of the subjects studied within this program are Business management in trade and tourism, International markets, Business and entrepreneurship in trade and tourism, Tourism and marketing transactions, The mathematic shaping of trade and tourism management.

The study curriculum includes stages of specializing practice during the first year of study, 3 weeks, and summing 90 hours at the end of the second semester.

The professional skills gained after graduating this program are:

• Accomplishing a specific activity within a trade, tourism or service organization properly and in real time.
• Participating relevantly and efficiently to the realization of a phase within an activity chain of marketing or service provision.
• Developing a basic work of assistance to a company in the field of trade, tourism or service.
• Managing and allocating material and financial resources.
• Developing a basic study of the necessary material or financial resources for a specific project in the field of trade, tourism or service.
• Ensuring the work quality in trade, tourism, and service.
• Assisting in HR management.
  
  

Possible career paths:

• Tourist agency or office manager;
• Tourist agency director;
• Tourism manager;
• Organizer of touristic activities;
• Small company leader;
• Tourist agent tour operator;
• Cruise agent;
• Organizer of service provision;
• Economist.