Entrance Year 2025
Programme Code HKPolyUx
Mode of Study Online Mode
Normal Duration Flexible
Tuition Fees
USD 278 / course
USD 1,000.8 for the full programme experience
Remarks
Programme Enquiries: Ms Judy ZhangAims and Characteristics
The School of Hotel and Tourism Management's (SHTM) MicroMasters programme in International Hospitality Management (IHM) aims to bridge the knowledge gap between the workplace and higher education. It is the first online hospitality and tourism MicroMasters programme in the world and provides learners with a strong foundation in managing high-quality businesses globally. It also aids in career advancement and serves as a pathway to an accelerated on-campus programme. All course content in this online programme, including lecture videos, reading materials and course activities, is entirely free! Anyone who is interested in hospitality and tourism can join and study at their own pace! As of Jan 2025, the MicroMasters programme has attracted over 118,000 participants from more than 220 countries and regions, including North Korea, Afghanistan etc.
This online programme comprises four courses. You will have the flexibility to choose whether you would like to study for free or pay for the course to receive certificates. If you opt for the paid route, you can gain access to premium content and personalized tutorials to enhance your learning experience. When you complete the course with a certificate, you can join the SHTM Alumni Associate, opening up a world of career opportunities and connections with industry partners, alumni, and faculty for your future growth! If you finish the entire MicroMasters program and earn the credential, you'll have the chance to apply for PolyU SHTM’s on-campus Master of Science programs. Once you're admitted, you can transfer 9 of the 32 credits needed to complete your Master’s degree. It's a fantastic opportunity to advance your education and career!
This MicroMasters programme is a flexible and modular credential suited for the digital age. It serves as valuable academic currency in today's world of continuous, lifelong learning. It also plays a crucial role in an inverted admissions process, allowing learners worldwide to engage in master' s-level coursework before committing to the considerable time and financial investment required for Master's degree programmes. For further details, please visit the programme homepage.