This program offers a range of high-level courses, so you can specialise in a new field, deepen your existing knowledge, or explore new areas of interest. The 18-month Master of Tourism, Hotel and Event Management is designed for applicants who have a bachelor's degree in the same or a similar field (like events, hospitality, tourism, or hotel management). Study core courses, which cover topics relevant to research design and data collection for decision-making, designing and managing visitor experiences, and applied research skills relevant to a marketing and distribution research project. Choose one field of study from the following options: Event Management, Hotel Management, or Travel and Tourism Management. Each field of study offers courses that will develop your general management and leadership skills. Undertake a work-integrated learning experience, or a destination study tour, where you'll apply and develop your knowledge in the field. You'll also get to complete your choice of elective courses, which can include an industry placement. Fields of study for this program Event Management Hotel management Travel & Tourism Management Career outcomes Graduates of the Master of Tourism, Hotel and Event Management have developed skills and experience relevant to both domestic and international hospitality and events settings, and have a qualification that could take them anywhere in the world. Both domestic and international tourism make substantial contributions to the Australian economy, and there is a diversity of roles available for graduates in Australia, across both the public and private sectors. Graduates typically work in roles spanning business, the arts, sports, culture, and events. Specific roles largely depend on your field of study and might be found in hotels, accommodation management, hotel operations, national and state sporting associations, state and local government sport and recreation departments, the airline industry, the cruise industry, travel agencies or tour operations. Graduates also work in small hospitality enterprises or take on roles in general hospitality management. Graduates who focused on research courses and research skills during the program also work in consultancy, research or advisory positions, or choose to enrol in a Master of Philosophy or PhD program.