The Master’s Degree in Foreign Languages, Tourism, and Heritage Development provides students with advanced knowledge and skills to understand and analyse the multifaceted phenomena of tourism and heritage. Graduates develop expertise in key disciplines—including anthropology, economics, geography, history, and cultural studies—and their interdisciplinary applications to the organisation, promotion, and management of tourism systems while studying languages such as Arabic, French, Japanese, English, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Russian, Serbo-Croatian, Spanish, and German.
Assessment Methods:
Oral and written examinations, language exercises, guided visits, seminars requiring written or oral reports, and project-based evaluations are used to assess knowledge and skills. The final thesis, an original research project under faculty supervision, evaluates students’ ability to synthesise interdisciplinary approaches to tourism studies.
Career Opportunities:
Graduates are prepared for diverse roles in the tourism sector, including:
- Specialists in public relations and marketing.
- Technical editors and copywriters for tourism communication.
- Designers and managers of cultural and congress tourism events.
- Consultants for local authorities and tourism enterprises, focusing on cultural tourism.
- Researchers and technical experts in tourism-related fields.
Graduates are also well-positioned for careers in multimedia content production that combines cultural depth with effective communication, particularly in tourism and heritage-related publishing and linguistic mediation. This program supports students to contribute significantly to the cultural and economic development of the tourism industry at local, national, and international levels.
