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International Opportunities and Experiences

THREE DOUBLE DEGREE PROGRAMMES IN FRANCE, GERMANY AND IN THE USA
  • a double degree in Planning and Management of Tourism Systems / Master en Tourisme, with a full term abroad which gives students credits and enables them to starts a thesis project at the Université Lumière Lyon 2 (France).

Notice of selection for participation in the dual degree program: master's degree in PMTS and master's degree en tourisme - Université Lumière Lyon 2 (France) - a.y. 2024-2025

 

  • a double degree in Planning and Management of Tourism Systems / MA in Tourism Development Strategies, with a full term abroad which gives students credits and enables them to starts a thesis project at the Hochschule Stralsund University of Applied Science (Germany).

Notice of selection for participation in the dual degree program: master's degree in PMTS and MA in Tourism Development Strategies -Hochschule Stralsund University of Applied Science (Germany) - a.y. 2025-2026

 

  • a double degree in Planning and Management of Tourism Systems / Tourism and Hospitality Management, with a full term abroad which gives students credits and enables them to starts a thesis project at the Farleigh Dickinson University (New Jersey-US). The course is 6th in US rankings.

Notice of selection for participation in the dual degree program: master's degree in PMTS and MS in Hospitality Management Studies - Farleigh Dickinson University (New Jersey-US) - a.y. 2024-2025

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ERASMUS MOBILITY

The Erasmus program allows students to take advantage of the following opportunities:

  • a network of Erasmus+ exchanges with European universities which offer advanced modules in the areas of tourism management, including: Parnu (Estonia -Tourism and SPAs), Lyon 2, Caen and Chambery (France), Stralsund, Lubeck and Heilbronn (Germany), Aveiro (Portugal), Girona, Viana de Castelo (Spain), Dalarna (Sweden), Anglia-Ruskin, Manchester (UK).
  • internship abroad programs (Erasmus Placement), with companies, museums, local agencies, DMOs related to tourist mobility, to visit planning, the organization of events, and the interpretation of cultural and natural heritage (Austria, France , Germany, Lithuania, Malta, Norway, Netherlands, Portugal, UK, Spain).
Erasmus+ project “WAT-HER-MINES”
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The project “WAT-HER-MINES: Interpreting European Industrial Heritage” is dedicated to Europe's industrial heritage and looks into how urban development, cultural legacy, and visual perception of post-mining and other industrial operations in Europe might be influenced by underground and aquatic surroundings.

 

 

Hogskolan Dalarna (Sweden), Università degli studi di Bergamo (Italy), Haute Ecole Provinciale de Hainaut - Condorcet (Belgium) and Centar za urbani razvoj UDC (Serbia), are partners of the project.

Students of Planning and Management of Tourism System can be selected for the intensive study program and experience the opportunity to study on-field how industrial heritage can be valorized, interpreted and protected.

 

For further details about this experience, CLICK HERE

 

Students' experiences during Erasmus mobility

Discover our students' experiences abroad!

Lorenzo Belotti and Laura Bonomi present their experience at the University of Stralsund. 
Check out the posts on the Instagram profile of the Master's course in Tourism Development Strategies:
- Lorenzo Belotti's experience
- Laura Bonomi's experience

OTHER INTERNATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES
  • a wide range of courses designed with innovative approaches brought by visiting professors and internationally renowned experts.
  • the opportunity to complete the Course curriculum in prestigious, international, experience-oriented seminars, with guided visits and workshops.
  • bilateral exchange agreements with "Excellence Initiatives" projects consistent with the Course, currently active with the Harvard School of Design and the Universities of Cambridge, Girona, Lausanne, Maastricht, and Sofia.
  • postgraduate mobility programs towards universities in non-European countries, including: FDU Fairleigh Dickinson University (USA), University of Technology Sydney (AUS), Pushkin Leningrad State University (Russia).