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5 days ago · The MBA Journey Goes Hybrid and Remote. by Jessica Moreno, Assistant Director of MBA Admissions. June 5, 2024. Online and flexible learning formats have surged in popularity since the COVID-19 pandemic, transforming the higher education landscape. As demand for them grows, schools are investing in cutting-edge technologies to enrich the ...
4 days ago · Master in Sustainable Tourism and Hospitality Management. You will learn to design data-driven transformations for tourism companies by combining the subject areas of sustainable management.
4 days ago · The University of Wyoming offers a flexible Online MBA (EMBA). The Online MBA Program is specifically designed for experienced business professionals interested in an AACSB accredited, 100% online program that fits their busy schedules.
5 days ago · This course is accredited by the tourism management institute (TMI) meaning you can be confident it will give you the knowledge, understanding, skills and experience which will fully prepare you for a career in tourism destination management.
3 days ago · Two year full time MBA in Tourism and Travel Management with intake of 44. The course, divided into four semesters, incorporates core papers of Business and Tourism Management studies, provides due stress on practical aspects like on-the-Job training, field visits, tours, treks and adventure tourism like rafting, nature camping, nature ...
5 days ago · The degree is a 17-month program utilizing a blended instructional model in which students complete courses offered in an online format and also in intensive face-to-face sessions during residency periods on campus, which are seven days in length and offered at the beginning and conclusion of the program.
5 days ago · The Indian Institute of Tourism and Travel Management (IITTM) offers two main academic programs in collaboration with Jain University: a Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) in Tourism and Travel and a Master of Business Administration (MBA) in Tourism and Travel Management.
