Master of Commerce in Tourism Management

Gain in-depth understanding of contemporary issues in business and society with a Master of Commerce from Te Herenga Waka—Victoria University of Wellington.

Acquire research skills from and be mentored by leading academics. You’ll critically assess contemporary practices and issues in your area of expertise, and have a framework for creating and synthesising evidence to advance your field and society.

Investigate contemporary topics such as:

• the intersection of climate change and accounting

• digital marketing and issues of data privacy

• the future of work

• digital government

• evidence-based policy making

• sustainable tourism management

• reputational risks and uncertainties in organisations

• complexity in the real and virtual world

• the economics of disasters.

By the end of your degree, you’ll be equipped to be the go-to expert in your field. Find out about some of the research projects you could be involved in at Wellington School of Business and Government.

International Recognition

Wellington School of Business and Government is among a select group of fewer than 130 business schools worldwide that hold the ‘Triple Crown’ of international business education accreditations. By studying here, you can be confident your qualification will be recognised globally for its quality.

Entry requirements

Requirements for domestic students who studied in  New Zealand

To be accepted into this programme you will need:

• A Bachelor of Commerce degree with an average grade of at least B+ in the relevant courses

• To have met the prerequisites for this subject (see the ‘Subject requirements’ section below)

• To be accepted by the programme director as being capable of proceeding with the proposed course of study

Important information

• If you want to enrol in this programme but don't meet some of the entry requirements you should contact Wellington School of Business and Government to discuss your options. While entry to the MCom normally requires a BCom (or equivalent), other degrees will be considered. Selection is based on your academic performance in relevant subjects and an interview.

• For more programme details and requirements, see the University Calendar. It's an annual publication and an authoritative source for planning your degree.