MSc in International Tourism Management
Step 1: Online Application
Register and apply using MU's online application tool.
Fill in all required fields and be prepared to upload the following documents:
- Curriculum vitae (resume)
- Letter of motivation (1 A4 page)
- Bachelor's Degree
- Bachelor's Transcripts of Records
- Copy of passport
- Passport-sized photograph
- Two letters of recommendation (from academic sources)
- Proof of English proficiency level C1. We accept the following certificates:
ACCEPTED ENGLISH PROFICIENCY REQUIREMENTS FOR MASTER APPLICANTS:
- TOEFL: 570 paper-based test (PBT) or 230 computer-based test (CBT) or 95 Internet-based test (IBT)
- IELTS: overall band score 7.0 (no sub-score below 6.5)
- CEFR (Common European Framework): C1+
- Pearson Academic: 76 points
- Cambridge Certificate of Advanced English: From Grade C. A minimum of 180 points is required.
Exceptions: If not available yet, the Bachelor's Degree Diploma may be submitted later on. In such cases, the most up-to-date transcripts must be submitted and provisional admission may be granted until the pending document is submitted.
Please note that all documents must be submitted in English. Only Bachelor's degrees and transcripts are also accepted in German.
Step 2: Application Review and Interview
The admission process includes the reviewing and evaluating of each application on an individual basis for an applicant's abilities as a student. If approved, you’ll be contacted by an admissions team member soon thereafter in order to schedule an online interview.
The interview will give the university the opportunity to clarify issues arising from the application as well as permitting an assessment of the personality profile of the applicants. It will also ensure that applicants understand the expectations with regard to their chosen program. It is also the chance for applicants to ask any further questions.
Step 3: Admission Decision
Usually once per week the admissions committee decides on admission based on previous education performance, the motivation and general impression, extracurricular activities, interview performance and academic aptitude of the applicant. If approved, admissions documents will be sent to the future student.
