There's growing demand for hospitality professionals with a postgraduate qualification and a sound understanding of international hospitality management. Follow your passion for hospitality with this 18-month master's degree.
Whether you want to research an area of your interest or prepare for senior management roles in the hospitality industry, the Master of International Hospitality Management can help you get there.
Eduniversal Group has ranked our Master of International Hospitality Management as the 15th best master's degree in the world, and first in Australia and New Zealand, for hospitality management.
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International student entry requirements
To complete the programme, you need 180 points. Your course selection depends on the research pathway option you take – thesis or dissertation or applied project.
Students need a B- average grade in coursework courses as a prerequisite into the research pathways.
Your research will be based on a topic of your choice, supervised by academic staff who have expertise in all areas of hospitality, from hotels to sustainability and ethics. You develop skills in the critical evaluation and analysis of information along with the analytical ability to resolve complex issues.
*Only available for students doing Applied Project in Hospitality.
Your study includes research on a topic of your choice, supervised by academic staff who have expertise in all areas of hospitality, from hotels to sustainability and ethics. You develop skillsin the critical evaluation and analysis of information along with the analytical ability to resolve complex issues.
The outcomes for graduates of the Master of International Hospitality Management are outlined in the Graduate Profile below.
If you mainly want to complete advanced courses in hospitality management, you can enrol directly in the postgraduate certificate or the postgraduate diploma. These programmes also cater for hospitality professionals who want to enhance their understanding of industry issues.
The information on this page was correct at time of publication. For a comprehensive overview of AUT qualifications, please refer to the Academic Calendar.