This Master's programme focuses on the sustainable development of regions and destinations, considering global trends and local needs. You will learn how to create effective development strategies, including branding and involving local communities, while respecting environmental factors. The curriculum covers key economic activities, urbanisation, infrastructure, and mobility, preparing you to analyse complex regional challenges and implement practical solutions. The programme is ideal for those interested in driving prosperity through strategic planning and stakeholder engagement in the tourism and regional development sectors.
The curriculum provides a comprehensive understanding of regional and destination development, equipping students with the methodological foundations for practical application. While specific module details for each year are not listed, the programme covers topics essential for analysing and strategizing regional growth.
Graduates are prepared for advanced roles in managing tourism companies, corporate organizations, interest groups, and consulting firms. Opportunities also exist within the public sector, including regional management and spatial planning.
While the primary language of instruction is German, applicants must also meet specific language requirements. Details regarding accepted language certificates and proficiency levels can be found on the university's admissions page.
Information regarding tuition fees is available through UMIT TIROL.
The programme is at Master (Second Cycle) level, EQF/NQF Level 7, and falls under ISCED-11 Level 7.
You need a relevant bachelor's degree or an equivalent qualification. Specific language proficiency requirements, particularly in German, must also be met. Details can be found on the university's admissions page.
The primary language of instruction for this Master's programme is German.
The programme has a duration of 4 semesters and awards 120 ECTS credits.
Tuition fees are payable to UMIT TIROL. Specific amounts are not detailed on the programme page but can be found via the provided link to UMIT TIROL.
Graduates are prepared for roles in tourism and corporate management, consulting, regional management, and spatial planning within both the private and public sectors.
The application process involves two stages: an initial admission at UMIT TIROL and a second admission at LFUI. You will need to submit an online application and supporting documents, and tuition fees are paid to UMIT TIROL. Refer to the university's admission and deadlines page for specific timelines.