Master Tourisme

The Master Tourisme at Université Gustave Eiffel, located in Serris, France, is a graduate program in tourism studies, a field that examines the economic, social, and managerial dimensions of travel and hospitality. Students typically study topics such as destination management, tourism marketing, hospitality operations, sustainable tourism development, and the economic impact of tourism on regions and countries. Coursework often combines theoretical study of tourism as an economic and cultural phenomenon with practical training in areas such as event organization, tourism project management, and the promotion of tourist destinations. Some seminars may also address the regulatory and environmental considerations shaping tourism development, including questions of sustainability and the management of natural and cultural heritage sites. Graduates in this field commonly move into roles within tourism boards, travel agencies, hotel and hospitality management, event planning organizations, or destination marketing bodies. Others work in consulting for regional development projects centered on tourism, or in international organizations concerned with travel and hospitality policy. This master's program is taught in French and runs over two years, with studies starting in September. The yearly tuition is 250 EUR, consistent with the fee structure at French public universities. Students entering this program typically bring an interest in both the business side of tourism and its broader cultural and regional development dimensions.