International Tourism
Management MSc (one year full-time or three years part-time)
Programme details
This programme provides you with an exciting opportunity to be involved in one of the world’s most productive and complex industries. Tourism is the ‘umbrella’ for a wide range of operations – including attractions, hospitality, transport, distribution, and increasingly events – and cross-cuts the public, private and voluntary sectors. Increasingly tourism managers must be aware of the environmental and social responsibilities they have in providing their products and services and this is a key aspect of the programme.
You will engage in a systematic approach to the study of tourism management, reflecting the dynamic and multifaceted nature of the industry. By using a variety of teaching, learning and assessment methods, the programme team will help you develop the academic and vocational skills required for a successful management career within the tourism industry.
Module titles
Semester 1: • Research Methods • Current Issues • The Tourism System • Managing Tourism Organisations
Semester 2: • Strategic Management • Team Project • Tourism Marketing • Choose one from: • Sustainable Tourism • Thanatourism • Individual Research Project • Corporate and Social Responsibility • Project HRM and Communications
Semester 3: • Dissertation or one-year paid placement
International students can apply
January starts available
3 good reasons to study International Tourism Management at Salford • Become a reflective management practitioner • Develop a critical appreciation of the current issues facing managers in tourism organisations • Apply a strategic understanding of operational management issues in relation to organisational processes
Suitable for Graduates in relevant areas or with sufficient suitable work experience.
Career potential
Graduates can expect to find management-level employment in a range of tourism, travel or related organisations.
Islamic Banking and Finance MSc (one year full-time or three years part-time)
Programme details
Recognising the fact that Islamic financial institutions must conform to ‘conventional’ regulations, you will study a mix of subjects relating to the corporate and investment banking sectors. As well as specific modules that examine the application of Islamic Law to the development of permissible financial products and services.
Module titles
Semester 1: • Research Methods • Accounting • Corporate Finance I • Philosophy of Islamic Economics and Finance
Semester 2: • Risk, Regulation and Compliance • Islamic Banking Operations, Products and Services
• Islamic Financial Markets and Instruments
• Choose one from: • Relationship Banking • Wealth Management and Private Banking
• Sustainable and Social Banking • Emerging Financial Markets • International Financial Markets
Semester 3: • Dissertation or one-year paid placement
International students can apply
3 good reasons to study Islamic Banking and Finance at Salford • Islamic banking is one of the fastest-growing sectors in the financial world • Develop specialist knowledge and skills increasingly in demand by banking institutions worldwide • Get the essential skills required for working within the corporate and investment banking sectors
Suitable for Graduates in economics, finance, accounting, mathematics or business studies or with sufficient relevant work experience.
Career potential
Graduates of this programme expect to find opportunities within banking and finance organisations extending or developing their Islamic banking capabilities.
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