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Overview
The Master of Science in Hospitality and Tourism Management is a
comprehensive program designed to equip students with advanced
knowledge and skills in the hospitality and tourism industry. The
program covers various aspects of hospitality management, tourism
development, and sustainable practices, preparing graduates for
leadership roles in this dynamic sector.
Admission Requirements
To be eligible for admission to the Master of Science in Hospitality
and Tourism Management program, applicants must meet the following
criteria:
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A bachelor's degree in Hospitality Management, Tourism Management,
Business Administration, or a related field with at least a second
class honors (upper division) or equivalent.
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Relevant work experience in the hospitality or tourism industry is
an added advantage.
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A completed application form along with required documents,
including academic transcripts and letters of recommendation.
Fees and Funding
IMPORTANT NOTES
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University Bank Accounts Kenya Commercial Bank,
Account number 1107198356, Murang'a Branch or any
other KCB Branch OR
Equity Bank,
Account Number 0220273636188, Murang'a Branch or
any other Equity Bank branch OR
Co-operative Bank of
Kenya, Account Number 01129573999200, Murang'a
Branch or any other Co-perative Bank branch
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Accomodation Students shall provide for their own accommodation,
food and other personal expenses.
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Foreign Students Students from outside
East Africa Community (EAC) shall pay
20% more of the tuition fee.
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Payment of Fees for a semester is to be done in full by the
5th week of the semester.
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Students are required to
register for every semester even when carrying out
research.
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Exam Regulation and Grading
The MsHTM program adheres to the examination regulations set by
Murang'a University. Students are expected to maintain academic
integrity and adhere to the university's policies regarding
examinations, including attendance, conduct, and submission of
assignments. Detailed exam guidelines are provided in the student
handbook.