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The main objective of the Degree Course in Tourism, Management and Culture (Degree Class: Tourism Science) is the preparation of young graduates with a thorough knowledge of the tourism economic system, of territorial contexts and their dynamics, the historical, artistic and cultural heritage of the territories, management and of the definition of competitive strategies in start-up companies, together with a solid grounding in the contexts and salient historical events with particular reference to tourism.
In addition, graduates must be able to enter into — with the support of digital communication — various scenarios of sustainable development, intercultural dialogue and sustainable enhancement of tangible and intangible assets, using their knowledge base of European and international standards and directives, supported by their English language preparation that has been developed throughout the three-year programme.
Programme overview
Main Subject
Hospitality and Leisure Management
Degree
Other
Study Level
Undergraduate
Study Mode
On Campus
The main objective of the Degree Course in Tourism, Management and Culture (Degree Class: Tourism Science) is the preparation of young graduates with a thorough knowledge of the tourism economic system, of territorial contexts and their dynamics, the historical, artistic and cultural heritage of the territories, management and of the definition of competitive strategies in start-up companies, together with a solid grounding in the contexts and salient historical events with particular reference to tourism.
In addition, graduates must be able to enter into — with the support of digital communication — various scenarios of sustainable development, intercultural dialogue and sustainable enhancement of tangible and intangible assets, using their knowledge base of European and international standards and directives, supported by their English language preparation that has been developed throughout the three-year programme.
Admission Requirements
You can enrol in Undergraduate Programmes (3-year Bachelor’s) if you have: at least 12 years of overall schooling; the academic eligibility test for admission to Universities (if required in your country of origin); B2 Italian language proficiency (for Italian-taught programmes) or B2 English language proficiency (for English-taught programmes).
3 Years
Sep
Domestic
3,656 EUR
International
3,656 EUR
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Tourism, Management and Culture
Università IULM, Milan, Milan, Italy
# 101-150QS Subject Rankings
36 monthsProgramme duration
3,656 EURTuition Fee/year
Hospitality and Leisure ManagementMain Subject Area
Programme overview
Main Subject
Hospitality and Leisure Management
Degree
Other
Study Level
Undergraduate
Study Mode
On Campus
The main objective of the Degree Course in Tourism, Management and Culture (Degree Class: Tourism Science) is the preparation of young graduates with a thorough knowledge of the tourism economic system, of territorial contexts and their dynamics, the historical, artistic and cultural heritage of the territories, management and of the definition of competitive strategies in start-up companies, together with a solid grounding in the contexts and salient historical events with particular reference to tourism.
In addition, graduates must be able to enter into — with the support of digital communication — various scenarios of sustainable development, intercultural dialogue and sustainable enhancement of tangible and intangible assets, using their knowledge base of European and international standards and directives, supported by their English language preparation that has been developed throughout the three-year programme.
Programme overview
Main Subject
Hospitality and Leisure Management
Degree
Other
Study Level
Undergraduate
Study Mode
On Campus
The main objective of the Degree Course in Tourism, Management and Culture (Degree Class: Tourism Science) is the preparation of young graduates with a thorough knowledge of the tourism economic system, of territorial contexts and their dynamics, the historical, artistic and cultural heritage of the territories, management and of the definition of competitive strategies in start-up companies, together with a solid grounding in the contexts and salient historical events with particular reference to tourism.
In addition, graduates must be able to enter into — with the support of digital communication — various scenarios of sustainable development, intercultural dialogue and sustainable enhancement of tangible and intangible assets, using their knowledge base of European and international standards and directives, supported by their English language preparation that has been developed throughout the three-year programme.
Admission Requirements
Domestic
International
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