The 18-month Master of Tourism Leadership is designed for applicants with a bachelor's degree in a related field and relevant industry experience. See Program Details for more information on admission requirements. Study compulsory courses that will build your core knowledge, covering topics relevant to research and decision-making, global issues and trends, change and innovation, and research methods and data analysis. Choose one field of study from the following: Service Management, Tourism Development, Tourism Marketing, or Visitor Management. Each combines of high-level coursework with a research thesis or professional consultancy project. Complete an optional supervised thesis that will allow you to participate in all aspects of choosing and developing your chosen topic. Alternatively, you can complete a consultancy project, applying research to an industry problem with an industry mentor. Career outcomes Graduates of the Master of Tourism Leadership have the knowledge and skills needed for leadership, research and consultancy positions across the private, public and not-for-profit sectors – both in Australia and internationally. Graduates typically work in management positions. Because they've been exposed to current industry problems, industry networking, and problem-based learning during their studies, graduates can usually progress from their former roles and through the management ranks. Specific roles largely depend on your field of study, although there is flexibility to work in a general management capacity. Because the program has a strong emphasis on research and research skills, graduates can choose to work in consultancy, research or advisory positions, or enrol in a Master of Philosophy or PhD program. Fields of study for this program Service Management Tourism Development Tourism Marketing Visitor Management