The International Master’s Program in Tourism and Hospitality
National Kaohsiung University of Hospitality and Tourism
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The International Master’s Program in Tourism and Hospitality
National Kaohsiung University of Hospitality and Tourism
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FAQs
What does the IMTH entail?
- Aims to become the cradle of educating tourism and hospitality professionals in South-East Asian countries.
- Empower our graduates with proficient language skills and professional domain knowledge, enhancing their future employability and global mobility.
- The International Master’s Program of Tourism and Hospitality (IMTH) embraces NKUHT’s motto of humanity, professionalism, entrepreneurship, and internationalization.
- We offer diverse teaching approaches to empower you with proficient language skills and industry-specific expertise. With our world-class faculty and collaborative learning, connect seamlessly with global opportunities.
What is the minimum duration required for completing the program?
The minimum study period is one year and the maximum is four years. Most students complete their study in two years. The first year focuses on the subjects you are interested in and the second year focuses on the thesis and industrial experiences.
Within which fields will you operate with Master's Degree in Tourism and Hospitality?
After the International Master’s Program in Tourism and Hospitality, graduates can embark on diverse and rewarding career paths in the global hospitality and tourism industry. Equipped with a comprehensive understanding of hospitality management, tourism planning, marketing, economics, and practical skills gained through hands-on experiences, our alumni often find opportunities in leadership roles within renowned hotels, resorts, travel agencies, and event management companies. Additionally, the program's emphasis on research and industry exposure prepares graduates for roles in academia, research institutions, and consultancy firms. The wide-ranging curriculum ensures that our alumni are well-prepared to navigate the complexities of the dynamic and ever-evolving international hospitality and tourism landscape, making them valuable contributors to the industry's growth and innovation.
What are the Daily and Weekly Study Hours?
- Students can expect around 4-6 hours of classes, labs, or other academic work in a typical day. This includes both classroom instruction and self-study. However, this will also be based on your familiarity with the subjects.
- In total, students should expect 25-30 hours of academic work per week. This includes both in-class and out-of-class study and assignments.
What about permission to work part-time?
- Yes, international students are allowed to work part-time while studying at NKUHT, up to 20 hours per week.
- NKUHT is generally supportive of students working part-time as long as it does not interfere with their studies. There are no strict policies limiting student work, but maintaining a balance with academics is recommended.
- There are some on-campus job opportunities that students can explore, such as working as research/teaching assistants. You can also work as a part-time employee in different units. However, basic Mandarin skills are needed if working with other units.