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This master's program focuses on tourism management, blending core subjects like consumer behavior, financial management, leadership, and sustainability. Students also study operations, information systems, events management, and services marketing within tourism. The second year is fully dedicated to completing a dissertation, project, or placement report, reinforcing academic knowledge through practical experience.

Candidates are selected based on their bachelor's final grade, university ranking, professional experience, additional training, and motivation letter. Applicants must score at least 9.5 points overall. Language proficiency at B1 or B2 CEFR level is required unless secondary education was completed in the course language. Necessary documents include a degree certificate, transcripts, CV, passport or ID, motivation letter, and proof of language skills. Foreign documents must be officially certified and translated if needed.

This master's program offers specialized training in hospitality and tourism management. The first semester includes core subjects such as data analysis, human resource issues, guest service management, research methods, and strategic marketing. In the second semester, students choose from a variety of electives, including topics like wine tourism, large event management, shopping tourism, and e-tourism. The second year is dedicated to a dissertation or professional project, allowing students to apply their knowledge to real-world or academic contexts.

This master's program requires applicants to hold a bachelor's degree with a final grade of at least 12 out of 20. Admission is based on a final score composed of three elements: academic background (50%), professional experience (20%), and personal skills (30%), with the latter assessed through a motivation letter and possibly an interview. A minimum final score of 14.5 out of 20 is needed for admission. Candidates with foreign degrees must provide translated academic documents, and all applicants must demonstrate English proficiency. The committee may request participation in preparatory modules if necessary.

The program provides a comprehensive foundation in tourism economics, quality management, environmental sustainability, and cultural heritage. Students develop skills in research, project and product management, financial planning, and tourism strategy. In the second year, they complete a dissertation, internship, or business project to apply their knowledge in real-world settings.

Applicants must hold a relevant undergraduate degree in Tourism, Leisure, Management, or similar fields. Foreign degrees are accepted if aligned with the Bologna Process or recognized by the institution. Applications are also open to candidates with relevant academic/professional experience or students close to completing their undergraduate degree. Recognition only grants access and does not imply degree equivalence.

This master's program focuses on developing and managing innovative wellness and spa services. It combines foundational knowledge in wellness philosophy, spa nutrition, and future technologies with applied skills in service design, entrepreneurship, and strategic management. Courses also cover digital marketing, visual communication, sustainable destination development, and regenerative tourism. Students can take electives, study abroad, and choose between writing a master’s thesis or taking a master’s exam. The program includes internship opportunities and research components to support practical and academic growth.

Applicants must hold a bachelor’s degree (by the end of July) and demonstrate English proficiency. Admission is based on a written essay (50%) and an online interview (50%). The essay must detail the candidate’s education, motivation, goals, and a proposed thesis topic relevant to the wellness and spa sector, supported by academic sources. AI-generated content is not allowed. The interview assesses motivation, readiness, and communication skills. A minimum of 51 points is required for both components, and only candidates scoring 66 or more in total will be considered for admission.