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Scholarship programme for women travel and tourism execs

Daily news, 15 May 2008

SINGAPORE –MasterCard Worldwide and U21Global announced the third year of the MasterCard-U21Global scholarship program for women in the travel and tourism industry, which comprises 20 scholarships for the U21Global Postgraduate Diploma of Business Administration.

The program is intended for graduates who want to develop skills in the management and marketing of tourism and travel products and programs. It is designed to provide participants with a solid foundation in core management subjects, and is aimed at providing students with a firm grounding in basic management capabilities. Core subjects include Organizational Behavior, Finance, Marketing Management and Strategic Management.

The course can articulate into the University of Nottingham MSc in Tourism and Travel Management which has been developed by Christel DeHaan Tourism and Travel Research Institute, a part of Nottingham University Business School, and U21Global, a leader in quality graduate online education for working executives and professionals.

Interested applicants can log on to U21Global’s website http://www.u21global.edu.sg/mastercard.

 
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