Tourism and Hospitality Management Level 7

This pathway is designed for individuals seeking to lead and innovate in the global tourism and hospitality industry. From operational management to strategic planning, these qualifications equip learners with the critical knowledge and practical skills needed to navigate complex challenges and deliver exceptional service in a dynamic, international environment. Ideal for professionals advancing their careers or graduates entering the sector.

Tourism and Hospitality Management - Level 7

  • Aspiring tourism and hospitality managers

  • Industry professionals seeking career advancement

  • Graduates entering the tourism and hospitality sector

  • Individuals aiming for senior or strategic roles in global hospitality

Who is this for?

Purpose of the Qualification

To develop the specialist knowledge and management skills required to lead effectively in tourism and hospitality, and to support academic or professional progression.

Key Benefits

  • Gain critical insight into global tourism and hospitality operations

  • Apply contemporary theories to real-world management challenges

  • Build leadership, planning, and decision-making capabilities

  • Develop sector-specific terminology and strategic thinking

  • Progress into employment or toward a Master’s degree with advanced standing

The OTHM Level 7 diplomas on the Regulated Qualifications Framework (RQF) are at the same level as master’s degrees. However, they are shorter with students gaining 120 credits. Learners then progress to a university-based dissertation worth an additional 60 credits to attain a full master’s qualification.

Equivalences

    • Equivalent to: Master’s/MBA Level

    • Duration: Fast track: 5 months · Standard mode: 7 months

    • Focus: Advanced management knowledge, international perspectives, and lifelong learning orientation

    • Outcome: Equips learners for senior roles or progression to a full Master’s degree with advanced standing

Diploma Level 7

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