Master Tourisme — Management international de l'Hôtellerie

Tuition is 292 USD per year.

Université Savoie Mont Blanc, located in Chambery, France, offers this master's program in Tourisme under the "Management international de l'Hôtellerie" track, placing the degree within the discipline of hospitality management with an international orientation. Hospitality management study at the master's level generally covers hotel operations, service quality management, hospitality marketing, and human resources within the accommodation sector, with an international track typically adding coursework on cross-cultural management, international hotel chains and their operating models, and the challenges of managing hospitality businesses across different markets. Students usually study topics such as global hospitality trends, brand standards used by international hotel groups, and the operational and staffing considerations involved in running properties in different regulatory and cultural environments. Coursework often combines lectures with case studies drawn from major hospitality groups, applied projects, and sometimes an internship with an international placement component. This training builds management and cross-cultural competency skills relevant to operating within global hospitality networks. Graduates of international hospitality management programs commonly find roles with international hotel chains, resort operators, hospitality consulting firms, and travel and leisure companies, working in operations, guest services management, or brand standards roles. The combination of hospitality fundamentals and international business perspective also supports careers in hotel development and franchise management. This is a two-year master's degree, with studies expected to begin in September, and instruction is delivered in French, so applicants should have solid French language proficiency for academic and professional coursework. The yearly tuition is 250 EUR, consistent with fee levels typically applied at public universities across France.