come. Employers will want people who can demonstrate that they have the necessary skills and qualifications to take on management positions. By studying hospitality management at postgraduate level, you will gain an extra insight into the industry therefore increasing your employability. This is a highly competitive industry and a postgraduate course is an excellent way for aspiring managers to gain an edge over other candidates.


Hospitality Management courses are often closely linked to Sports, Leisure and Tourism programs due to their similar course content. These sectors are often closely interlinked, meaning that students will be able to develop


transferable skills and learn more about related businesses, therefore expanding their career opportunities.


How are Postgraduate Hospitality Management Courses Taught?


Postgraduate Hospitality Management courses are usually taught courses involving lectures and seminars and full time programs usually last for one year (part time courses usually take two tears). Course fees vary depending on the institution and often correlate to the reputation of a university. Many institutions will have some funding opportunities, so check individual university websites for more details. Websites will also have details of university open days, which are a


great way to find out more about the course, meet members of staff that you might study with and get a general feel for the institution.


It’s really important to shop around when looking for a course as your studies will have a significant impact on the way you manage in the future. You will find that most courses help you to develop transferable research and management skills, which are useful to include on your CV for any job. Some courses focus on certain parts of the hospitality industry, such as catering management or hotels, whilst others offer a broader overview of the industry. Selecting the best course is about finding the one that matches your needs and interests most closely.


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