University Master's Degree in Tourist Destination Management - 9th edition
Academic information
Online teaching organisation
From October to December, that is, during the first semester online period, there are weekly classes per subject. Each live class lasts one hour, is conducted live via the virtual campus of the URV and is recorded. They are recorded so that students can watch them whenever and as often as they need to.
Classes from January to April are either face-to-face or in streaming, from 16 to 20:30. As they are also recorded, students can watch them whenever they need to. We might move face-to-face classes to an online format if the latest developments in the health emergency make this necessary.
The assessment of all subjects, both online and face-to-face subjects, is carried out via the delivery of research papers, tests and individual or groupal exams on the virtual campus (Moodle). In January, individual tests are carried out to verify the identity of each student and their progress in each subject.
External practices
Internships are an optional subject available for both online and face-to-face. They can be made at the Tourism Board, in cultural facilities, tourism companies... which may be national or international, meaning the student can do it in their country of origin.
The Faculty of Tourism and Geography has a long tradition in managing the internships of their students. Visit the Faculty’s website to get more information about the external practices (information in Spanish).
Master's degree final project
The master's final project is submitted in June or September. Visit the Faculty’s website to read more about the final master’s project (information in Spanish language).
Access to the Master's degree final project repository.
Mobility
Optional. Check the list of mobility agreements.
