The Master of Business (Tourism and Destination Management) is a specialised, professional qualification that prepares graduates for managerial, policy development and planning roles in the rapidly growing tourism and events industries. The course incorporates tourism and management studies with a focus on addressing contemporary issues and challenges faced by destinations internationally. The program is embedded within an established suite of business programs including Victoria University’s internationally awarded MBA. The course will: build managerial skills and cross-disciplinary knowledge develop your skills in understanding, analysing and responding to the complexity of the tourism and events industries within a destination explore relationships between tourism and destination management and the broader economic, social, political and environmental context. Graduates who already have completed a business-related bachelor degree should consider our Master of Tourism and Destination Management. Course structure To attain the Master of Business (Tourism and Destination Management), students will be required to complete 192 credit points consisting of: li>48 credit points college core units <>24 credit points business core units <>84 credit points professional core units36 credit points research units Job titlesThe Master of Business (Tourism and Destination Management) will equip students for roles such as:planning and policy development officers in government departments at national, state and local and regional levelsresearch and planning officers with research and consulting firmstourism planning and promotion agency stafftourism educators through private providers and TAFEpolicy officers with professional and industry associationsmanagers of attractionsmarketing and communication roles (events)planners within the travel sector (airlines and other major transport providers)self-employment through tourism management businesses. 8. Plan and execute an evidence-based capstone experience or a substantial research based project linked to contemporary sustainable practices.