MSocSc in Service Management
This international programme has been developed in close cooperation with corporations in the service sector, as well as with well-known universities abroad.
The programme provides the necessary competences and skills to manage service companies and organisations in a global context and allows you to focus on trade, tourism and hotel management, travel and transportation and/ or meetings and events. Through projects and exams you learn new insights and develop specialisation in these areas.
You receive a solid grounding in business, economics and social sciences in services and knowledge of real-life business challenges and opportunities.
Meeting the Needs of Society
In the Western world, Gross Domestic Product reflects the increased role of service production in the world economy. Today, 75-80% of the Western world’s production comes from services. It has been predicted that the service sector and service production will expand further.
In the Western world, Gross Domestic Product reflects the increased role of service production in the world economy. Today, 75-80% of the Western world’s production comes from services. It has been predicted that the service sector and service production will expand further.
Currently, there is a lack of higher education within the area of service management and a large demand of skilled and competent managers within the service industries.
Career Opportunities
Opportunities for graduates are plentiful. The following future opportunities have been identified by corporations:
Opportunities for graduates are plentiful. The following future opportunities have been identified by corporations:
• trade and commerce manager
• managers in wholesale and retail
• travel managers
• managers and consultants within transportation industries
• tourism managers in hospitality and related businesses
• tourism planners and consultants in organisations and corporations
• meeting and event manager
• private and public consultants in services.
• managers in wholesale and retail
• travel managers
• managers and consultants within transportation industries
• tourism managers in hospitality and related businesses
• tourism planners and consultants in organisations and corporations
• meeting and event manager
• private and public consultants in services.
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The programme’s strong links to industry, with several well-respected members of industry on the advisory board, secure a close co operation with business. In addition, the advisory network is a new kind of platform for meeting activities and connections between students and the industry.
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