Are you nearing the end of your bachelor's degree in tourism and wondering what to do next? Congratulations on this first achievement! The bachelor's degree in tourism, a professional training program at the Bac+3 level, has enabled you to acquire solid skills through theoretical and practical instruction. With the tourism sector in full recovery and offering many opportunities, several paths are open to you: enter the job market directly or continue your studies to further specialize. Discover the different options available to you after graduation.
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What are the career opportunities after a bachelor's degree in tourism?
The bachelor's degree in tourism is particularly popular with recruiters due to its professional focus. With this degree under your belt, you can apply for various positions of responsibility in several areas of tourism.
There are many different careers available after completing a bachelor's degree in tourism. You can pursue positions such as communications manager in the tourism sector, tourism product manager, travel agency manager, or business developer. The sector also offers opportunities as a tour guide, travel agent, or tourism marketing manager.
These professions are practiced in various settings such as travel agencies, tourist offices, tourist sites, hotels, amusement parks, and event companies. The diversity of career opportunities allows you to find a position that matches your professional aspirations.
Thanks to the internships and work-study programs completed during your training, you have already been able to put your knowledge into practice and develop your professional network. These experiences are a real asset for your professional integration and allow you to be immediately operational.
How can you continue your studies after a bachelor's degree in tourism?
If you want to deepen your knowledge and specialize further, continuing your studies is an attractive option. Several courses are available to you after a bachelor's degree in tourism.
Business schools such as IPAG Business School offer programs leading to a master's degree, with specializations tailored to the tourism sector. For example, you can enroll in a Master of Science (MSc) or Master of Business Administration (MBA) program to develop dual skills that are highly sought after in the job market.
These programs allow you to acquire skills in management, digital marketing, project management, or international development, while maintaining your expertise in the tourism sector. They open the door to positions with greater responsibility, such as tourism office director, tourism development manager, or international event project manager.
Work-study programs remain a preferred option for these courses, allowing you to finance your studies while gaining significant professional experience. This formula is particularly appreciated by recruiters who value this immersion in the professional world.
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