Master in Tourism and Hospitality

The International College of Management, Sydney (ICMS) is a purpose-built institution founded in 1996, located in one of Australia’s most vibrant cities. ICMS delivers industry-focused undergraduate and postgraduate programs across business management, hospitality, event management, international tourism and sports management. With a roster of 35 programs, the college concentrates on real-world learning so students gain the practical skills employers seek.

ICMS serves a large and diverse student body, with a total of 68,000 students and more than 25,532 international students, creating an energetic multicultural campus environment. The curriculum emphasizes experiential learning through internships, industry placements and close partnerships with hospitality and corporate partners in Sydney and beyond. These connections help students build professional networks while acquiring hands-on experience in their chosen fields.

For international applicants, ICMS offers tailored support services including academic advising, industry preparation and career planning to help graduates move into roles across hospitality, tourism, events and corporate sectors. The college’s location provides access to Sydney’s hospitality scene and global business networks, making ICMS an attractive option for students who want a practical, career-oriented education with strong industry ties and a welcoming international community.

The Master in Tourism and Hospitality is a postgraduate degree at the International College of Management, Sydney. It's for students who want to become leaders in the tourism and hospitality industry. The program takes one year to complete and helps students develop professional management skills.

The curriculum includes subjects like Accounting for Business Decisions, Contemporary Marketing, and Hospitality Management Simulations. Students also learn about sustainable tourism development and visitor behaviour. The program helps students develop analytical and practical decision-making skills through research experience in an industry setting.

Graduates can work as Hotel Managers, Tourism Operators, or Event Coordinators. They can also work in roles like Hospitality Consultant or Tourism Development Manager. The skills they learn can be applied in various industries, including hospitality, tourism, and events.