Consider tourism through the places and communities it affects. This master’s explores how destinations can balance visitors’ needs with economic, social and environmental priorities.
Elementos essenciais do curso
- Instituição
- Universidade Católica de Murcia
- País
- Espanha
- Assunto
- Turismo e hospitalidade
- Nível de estudo
- Grau de Mestre
- Ensino de línguas
- Inglês
- Formato do estudo
- No campus
- Campus
- Murcia, Spain
- Duração
- 1 ano
- Créditos
- 60 ECTS
- Taxa de matrícula
- Displayed tuition: €6,300 per course. The page does not attach an explicit academic year or EU/non-EU category. Confirm the intake quote and additional charges with UCAM.
- Ingresso
- A next-intake date and deadline were not confirmed on the programme page reviewed. Contact UCAM for the current cycle.
Information reviewed: 2026-10-30
Aprendizagem e experiência
UCAM describes study in sustainable-tourism planning, policy and management, with applied research and innovation. The focus includes regenerative approaches and the use of economic, international and digital perspectives to develop tourism strategies.
Who it may suit
It may suit graduates and professionals who want to work on destination development, responsible-tourism projects or sustainability research. The emphasis is on understanding a place and evaluating choices rather than simply increasing visitor numbers.
Admissions and intake
The programme requests bachelor’s academic documents, a motivation statement, CV and B2 English. The official brochure identifies English as the teaching language, and the programme overview lists on-campus study in Murcia.
A next-intake date and deadline were not confirmed on the programme page reviewed. Contact UCAM for the current cycle.
Fees and planning
Displayed tuition: €6,300 per course. The page does not attach an explicit academic year or EU/non-EU category. Confirm the intake quote and additional charges with UCAM.
Informações sobre o programa oficial - Official English-language brochure - Institution profile - Estudar em Espanha