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to: Anuška Skubic Name of programme:
Tourism
Level of study programme:
2
Type of study programme:
master’s programme
Duration:
2 years (four semesters), 120 ECTS
Degree awarded:
magister turizma, equivalent to
Master in Tourism (M.A.)
UP FTŠ Turistica offers three 2nd level study programmes:
TOURISM
The postgraduate study program of Tourism is interdisciplinary and looks upon the phenomena of
tourism from socio-cultural, economic and business, environmental, science and research perspectives.
Students develop the ability to shape new concepts and models of tourism, tourism products
and services development. It offers the possibility to choose between two directions: business-
organizational or social-environmental. Students are given the opportunity to conduct researches in
tourism individually. They recognize trends and factors of influence, understand the functioning of
tourism subjects, connect various perspectives of tourism development (social, personal, environmental,
macroeconomic and enterprising factors) and are able to make decisions according to their
understanding of this complex mechanism. Graduates of the Tourism program can work as managers in
tourism economy in private or public sectors.
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Tourism
Level of study programme:
2
Type of study programme:
master’s programme
Duration:
2 years (four semesters), 120 ECTS
Degree awarded:
magister turizma, equivalent to
Master in Tourism (M.A.)
UP FTŠ Turistica offers three 2nd level study programmes:
TOURISM
The postgraduate study program of Tourism is interdisciplinary and looks upon the phenomena of
tourism from socio-cultural, economic and business, environmental, science and research perspectives.
Students develop the ability to shape new concepts and models of tourism, tourism products
and services development. It offers the possibility to choose between two directions: business-
organizational or social-environmental. Students are given the opportunity to conduct researches in
tourism individually. They recognize trends and factors of influence, understand the functioning of
tourism subjects, connect various perspectives of tourism development (social, personal, environmental,
macroeconomic and enterprising factors) and are able to make decisions according to their
understanding of this complex mechanism. Graduates of the Tourism program can work as managers in
tourism economy in private or public sectors.
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