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The Master’s in Hospitality Management is intended for students with a great capacity, passion and desire for operations management, and for those who have the correct attitude to solve complex problems through creative decision-making, resulting in better efficiency and effectiveness of an organization. Prospective students must be focused towards international, culturally diverse environments and must have quality requirements as well as a familiarity with a very competitive marketplace in which it is essential to work in terms of sustainability and social responsibility.

Applicants wishing to enter this programme must be Graduates in Tourism, Business Administration, Political Science and Law, Psychology and Social Sciences, Sciences and Statistical Techniques, History, Anthropology or Art History.

Why UCAM?

Spain is the world's leading destination for holiday tourism, and the second most visited country in the world. Besides, the Spanish hospitality sector is a significant contributor to the wider economy and helps to support over 12% of the whole workforce.

The curriculum is designed to give the student the necessary knowledge, both theoretical and practical and to ensure their professional development as directors. In this way, the practical development of the Master’s constituting 500 hours becomes the essential part of the learning process of the student. This experience is fundamental to the labor insertion of the students of this Master’s and is further extended by various professional collaborators in the hotel world.

Objectives

The Master’s in Hospitality Management aims to offer students the necessary theory and practical training to achieve, at the highest level, their personal and professional development as managers in companies related to the international hospitality industry.

Therefore, the curriculum is designed to provide students with the necessary knowledge -both theoretical and practical- and to ensure their professional development as future directors/managers. The theoretical section covers all major hotel departments or divisions which enables students to have a thorough knowledge of the daily activity of a world- class hospitality establishment.

The practical section or internship comprises 500 hours and is developed with the collaboration of well-established hotels and hotel chains. The internship becomes the essential part of the student learning process i.e putting all the recently acquired theory into practice. This practical experience is crucial for students’ employability as it broadens their vision of the hospitality industry.

Career Opportunities

Both the theoretical knowledge, and the practical training at the Master’s Degree in Hospitality Management facilitate access to the labour market, both in the private and public sector.

Our postgraduates meet the demands of a wide range of professional profiles. The knowledge and skills obtained at the Master allow students to occupy leading positions in prestigious hospitality companies and to set up their business plan as entrepreneurs.

Our students search their internships -in the country of their choice- with the assistance of the Master’s Coordinator. We always aim students to apply for an internship in 5-star hotels or in a leading international chain where there might be opportunities for future employment. 

At the end of the programme graduates are qualified to become:

• Director of Rooms

• Director of Food and Beverage

• Director of Marketing

• Director of Sales

• Director of Finance

• Director of Purchasing

• Cost Controller

• Quality Manager

• Accounting Manager

• Front Office Manager

• Public Relations / PR Manager

• Reservations Manager

• Revenue Manager

• Groups and Conventions Director

• Director of Operations

• Director of Human Resources

• Community Manager

• Guest experience Manager/Director

UCAM Experience

“When I entered in my classroom, I saw different nationalities from all around. Rather than going and living in a different culture, I got everything in a single room.”

“My teachers, they are always there for me. In many steps, I was afraid, because I was new here and I didn’t know anything about the culture, but they guided me a lot.”

Nadia Khan, student from Pakistan that studied in Master’s in Hospitality Management