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Department of Foreign Languages, Literatures and Communication Studies

Planning and Management of Tourism Systems

Area bacheca: 1140

Class: LM-49 - Planning and Management of Tourism Systems

Co-ordinator
Prof. Rossana Bonadei - e-mail: rossana.bonadei@unibg.it - tel. +39 035 2052 707

Planning and Management of Tourism Systems is part of the International programme of the University of Bergamo and is organised in two Master courses taught in Italian and in English:
Teaching staff - English Master course
• For the Italian course, please visit the Italian site.

Objectives
  • To reach high level competence that allows graduate students to work in the tourism and hospitality industries and services, as well as in the promotion and development of tourism and of cultural events
  • To give graduate students the ability to analyse tourism in terms of multiscale territorial processes and in the context of contemporary mobility
  • To offer the ability of defining the anthropologic-geographical features and cultural venues of touristic sites, in order to promote sustainability through the principles of participation and social empowerment
  • To understand the methodology of research for planning regional and touristic development and value major theoretical concepts relevant to business
  • To offer skills, as well as digital and cartographic tools, for planning and co-ordination of cultural and environmental tourism projects within the public administration
  • To teach the basic skills for the development, management and promotion of cultural products relevant to travel and tourism representations (cinema, theatre, concerts, video-clips, TV scripts and so on).
Career opportunities
  • High-level positions of responsibility requiring the ability to work in centralized and decentralized government institutions, in the fields of tourism, culture, cultural heritage and the environment as well as in the development of local resources
  • Cultural analyst and mediator, project evaluator
  • Managerial activities concerning the exploitation of the cultural heritage and environment
  • Planner of cultural and leisure events, both on a large and a small scale
  • Planning of tourist services, with particular regard to sustainable and responsible tourism and to the dynamics of contemporary mobility
  • The training of researchers in the tourism field.

Contents
We list herewith the courses that will be launched during the Academic Year 2012/2013. For each course we indicate and if necessary we explain the following features:

  • Disciplinary Scientific Sector (according to the Italian classification)
  • Denomination of the course
  • Main objectives of the course.

Entry tests
Individual Interview. A good knowledge of the English language is required for both Italian and foreign students (B2 level of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages).

Recognition of certification
Italian students holding a Bachelor Degree (first level) on such artistic, socio-economical and territorial disciplines characterizing the Master Course can attend the Planning and Management of Tourism Curriculum.
Students holding a foreign Bachelor Degree (first level) can apply for the Master Course after recognition of their certifications according to the ministerial criteria. If necessary, certifications will be evaluated during individual interviews.

Internships
During the second year students are required to attend Internship activities linked to their studies and their final exam. These are in compliance with agreements between the University and host organizations and are closely monitored by tutors and supervising teaching staff.

Tutoring
The Faculty offers a tutoring service aimed at assisting newly-enrolled students, helping and advising them as regards their studies and in compiling their study plans.

Contacts

Further information is available on the websites www.unibg.it/LS-PGST and www.masterportal.eu

News and DocumentsPublication
Booklet a.y. 2012/1304/06/2012
Study Plan a.y. 2012/201327/08/2012
Teaching Staff a.y. 2012/201310/01/2013
TRAINSHIPS PowerPoint 22/02/2013
Workshops 22/02/2013