The Master of International Hotel Management (MIHM) is a two year (four semester) full-time course, designed to provide participants with the opportunity to develop advanced knowledge and cognitive skills to understand and manage international hotel operations at a senior level. 

Whilst the course focus is on international hotels, participants could choose to undertake their career paths in other areas of the international tourism and hospitality industry. The course comprises ten core subjects and three electives delivered over eighteen months, plus a final Professional Practice and Research semester of six months in industry, as a capstone subject to complete the course.

Graduates from hotel schools/universities/colleges, holding business or hospitality related degrees, may receive Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL).

MIHM Course Learning Outcomes (CLO)

CLO Code CLO Descriptor

CLO1 Apply a systematic, coherent, and interdisciplinary body of specialised knowledge and skills in the management of international hotels and the delivery of hospitality services and experiences.

CLO2 Apply cognitive skills to critically acquire, review, analyse, consolidate, and synthesise knowledge to complete a range of management activities in complex international hotel environments.

CLO3 Apply cognitive skills to identify, analyse and evaluate complex situations in managing international hotels and in the delivery of hospitality services and experiences.

CLO4 Successfully communicate complex knowledge, skills, ideas, strategies, plans and solutions to a variety of internal and external stakeholders.

CLO5 Apply knowledge and skills to make independent, well-developed judgements in the management of international hotels and the evaluation of outcomes.

CLO6 Apply knowledge and skills to critically reflect on their personal performance and the performance of others, demonstrating adaptability, initiative, collaboration, and professional responsibility in dynamic and complex international hotel environments.

CLO7 Work collaboratively with diverse stakeholders to integrate complex knowledge and ideas effectively to achieve shared goals in changing complex internal and external environments.

Attending school 2-3 times per week

Study period: 2 years in total