The University of Macau’s (UM) Faculty of Business Administration and Australia’s Griffith University have jointly launched the ‘2.5+1.5 (International Integrated Resort Management – International Tourism and Hotel Management) Programme’ to cultivate tourism management professionals with a global outlook.
Upon completion of the programme, students will receive a bachelor’s degree from each university, with the programme expected to broaden students’ international perspectives, enhance their global competitiveness and lay a solid foundation for their future careers, according to a UM press release.
Griffith University is recognised for its strengths in international hospitality and tourism management and enjoys a strong reputation both in Australia and globally. In the 2026 QS World University Rankings by Subject for Hospitality and Leisure Management, the university ranks 28th worldwide and second in Australia, while UM is ranked within the 51-100 band globally in the same subject area.
The launch of the collaborative programme marks a significant milestone in deepening international cooperation between the two universities. Its implementation not only reflects international recognition of UM’s strengths in hospitality and tourism management education and research but also further reinforces its position as a regional higher education hub. More details about this news can be found via this link.
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