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You can concentrate your studies in one of four areas, or take cross-concentration courses to develop your own tourism expertise: • Sustainable Tourism Management • Event & Meeting Management • Sport Management • Hospitality Management Employing nearly 220 million people and generating almost 10% of the world’s GDP, the hospitality industry is the core of travel and tourism.
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Master ofTourism AdministrationTraditional and Online Programs
Main Campus2201 G Street, NWFunger Hall, Suite 515Washington, DC 20052
Phone: 202.994.6281Email: [email protected]/tourism
Online Distance Education PlatformIf you are a mid-career professional looking to expand your skills and prospects in the tourism industry, our online Master of Tourism Administration (MTA) may suit your individual goals and lifestyle. Featuring the same level of instruction as our traditional, on-campus program, the online MTA degree is designed to give distance learners added flexibility through multimedia lectures and online discussions with faculty and students.
The online MTA degree course begins with an Inaugural Residency—two days of orientation designed to help you get to know faculty, peers, and alumni, as well as the dynamic surroundings of Washington, D.C. The second residency is the Capstone Experience near the end of your studies, which culminates in a highly regarded MBA-style case competition with industry experts serving as judges.
Online MTA students can concentrate in one of two areas similar to the traditional, on-campus program:
• Sustainable Tourism Management• Event & Meeting Management
Distance learning
That eliminatesthe Distance.
are waiting for
One billion global customers
you
There’s a flexibility in the GW Program [that lets you] customize your interests. I also found that the instructors were very open, and I had as much opportunity to engage with them in a learning platform as if I was in a classroom. They were always very accessible.
Cheryl Hargrove GW School of Business Alumnae President HTC Partners/Hargrove International, Inc.
Learn more http://digitalcommunity.gwu.edu/MTA.php
Master ofTourism AdministrationTraditional and Online Programs
Main Campus2201 G Street, NWFunger Hall, Suite 515Washington, DC 20052
Phone: 202.994.6281Email: [email protected]/tourism
Online Distance Education PlatformIf you are a mid-career professional looking to expand your skills and prospects in the tourism industry, our online Master of Tourism Administration (MTA) may suit your individual goals and lifestyle. Featuring the same level of instruction as our traditional, on-campus program, the online MTA degree is designed to give distance learners added flexibility through multimedia lectures and online discussions with faculty and students.
The online MTA degree course begins with an Inaugural Residency—two days of orientation designed to help you get to know faculty, peers, and alumni, as well as the dynamic surroundings of Washington, D.C. The second residency is the Capstone Experience near the end of your studies, which culminates in a highly regarded MBA-style case competition with industry experts serving as judges.
Online MTA students can concentrate in one of two areas similar to the traditional, on-campus program:
• Sustainable Tourism Management• Event & Meeting Management
Distance learning
That eliminatesthe Distance.
are waiting for
One billion global customers
you
There’s a flexibility in the GW Program [that lets you] customize your interests. I also found that the instructors were very open, and I had as much opportunity to engage with them in a learning platform as if I was in a classroom. They were always very accessible.
Cheryl Hargrove GW School of Business Alumnae President HTC Partners/Hargrove International, Inc.
Learn more http://digitalcommunity.gwu.edu/MTA.php
The international tourism and hospitality industry is the world’s largest private
employer. Growth is steady. But like any dynamic industry, what’s new today is outdated tomorrow. Consolidation, realignment, globalization—all of these factors are constantly reshaping and redefining international tourism.
The Master of Tourism Administration (MTA) degree from the George Washington University School of Business offers you real-world learning opportunities to help you recognize and manage the issues and areas influencing the world of tourism: sustainable tourism, events and meetings, sport, and hospitality.
Over one billion international tourists are looking to you to help lead the way.
GW provides the opportunity for a lot of collaborative learning. We often work in groups. We work with indus-try professionals in real-world settings doing real research projects, real proposals, and plans for events. That’s an opportunity you don’t get at just any school. With GW and the connections GW has to the tourism and hospitality industry, we get to dig in and get our hands dirty doing real work.
Leah Bernick MTA Graduate Event & Meeting Management, Class of 2010
Our MTA degree equips you with the tools you need to seek job titles in the tourism industry such as:
• Meeting Manager
• Event Manager
• Catering Manager
• Sales Manager
• Marketing Director
• Account Representative
• Director of Sponsorship Services
• Public Relations Coordinator/Director
• Community Relations Coordinator/Director
• Director of Game Operations
• Business/Policy Analyst
• Hotel General Manager
Our MTA alumni help guide the futures of exciting, global corporations, organizations, and agencies, including:
• Accenture / PKF Consulting
• American Express
• American Hotel and Lodging Association
• Beijing University
• Brand USA
• Carnival Cruises / Royal Caribbean Cruises
• Disney World
• ESPN
• Marriott International / Hilton Hotels & Resorts
• National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA)
• NBA, NFL, NHL, MLB, MLS
• Puerto Rico Convention Bureau
• Solimar International
• United Airlines
• USAID
• U.S. Department of Commerce
• U.S. Department of State
• U.S. Olympic Committee
• U.S. Travel Association
• Washington Convention and Tourism Corp.
• World Bank Group
• World Wildlife Fund
• Yahoo! / Google Travel
• Sustainable Tourism Management: Learn how to minimize the negative impact of tourism and preserve cultural and natural resources; optimize tourism’s contribution to economic development in local communities
• Event & Meeting Management: The MEEC industry generates significant revenue for cities, counties, and countries; learn how to bring important sources of economic growth to your community
• Sport Management: A $500 billion global business, no single aspect of our culture has the power to bring people together as sport; learn how to plan, organize, market, and lead sport activities, products, and services
• Hospitality Management: Employing nearly 220 million people and generating almost 10% of the world’s GDP, the hospitality industry is the core of travel and tourism; learn how to lead this important sector
For nearly 40 years, GW’s Master of Tourism program has been producing the industry’s next great leaders. Students interact with peers and instructors from all over the world within a rich learning environment that combines individual experiences and interests with sustainable local and global initiatives.
You can concentrate your studies in one of four areas, or take cross-concentration courses to develop your own tourism expertise:
Master of Tourism Administration (MTA) On-campus; Full-time or Part-time Study
• Flexible study options with the ability to customize your interests through independent research and specialized electives
• Heart of the nation’s capital with opportunities for practical experience, professional networking, and career development
• Summer Study Abroad experience with actual international clients, including Olympic sporting events and management
• Faculty who are industry experts with real-world knowledge and contacts
We continually strive to equip our students with the knowledge and skills that contribute to personal and corporate success in a rapidly changing global environment.
Dr. Douglas C. Frechtling, Ph.D. Academic Advisor, Sustainable Tourism ManagementProfessor of Tourism StudiesSpecial Consultant to the U.N. World Tourism Organization (UNWTO)
Move at your own pace.
Our MTA program features full- and part-time study options, on-campus or online learning. And it doesn’t stop there. Our students work with real-life clients in real-life situations to gain firsthand management experience with public, commercial, and nonprofit organizations around the world. Summer Abroad study gives you added international expo-sure, and Sport Management students have the opportunity to study the intricate running of the Olympic Games.
immersed
Beyond textbooks–You’re
real lifein
It is one thing to learn about research, tourism planning and policy from a textbook, but it is raised to another level when you have an actual client and the outcomes of the project can really affect those [organizations] you are doing the consulting work for. Now, I have a drastically better grasp of the time and work that it takes to be a tourism consultant.
Lynette Andrews MTA Graduate, Class of 2011
APPLICATION DEADLINES:On-Campus MTA Program:Fall Semester: May 1Spring Semester: October 1
GWSB:DC MTA Program (Distance):Fall Semester: May 1Spring Semester: October 1
The international tourism and hospitality industry is the world’s largest private
employer. Growth is steady. But like any dynamic industry, what’s new today is outdated tomorrow. Consolidation, realignment, globalization—all of these factors are constantly reshaping and redefining international tourism.
The Master of Tourism Administration (MTA) degree from the George Washington University School of Business offers you real-world learning opportunities to help you recognize and manage the issues and areas influencing the world of tourism: sustainable tourism, events and meetings, sport, and hospitality.
Over one billion international tourists are looking to you to help lead the way.
GW provides the opportunity for a lot of collaborative learning. We often work in groups. We work with indus-try professionals in real-world settings doing real research projects, real proposals, and plans for events. That’s an opportunity you don’t get at just any school. With GW and the connections GW has to the tourism and hospitality industry, we get to dig in and get our hands dirty doing real work.
Leah Bernick MTA Graduate Event & Meeting Management, Class of 2010
Our MTA degree equips you with the tools you need to seek job titles in the tourism industry such as:
• Meeting Manager
• Event Manager
• Catering Manager
• Sales Manager
• Marketing Director
• Account Representative
• Director of Sponsorship Services
• Public Relations Coordinator/Director
• Community Relations Coordinator/Director
• Director of Game Operations
• Business/Policy Analyst
• Hotel General Manager
Our MTA alumni help guide the futures of exciting, global corporations, organizations, and agencies, including:
• Accenture / PKF Consulting
• American Express
• American Hotel and Lodging Association
• Beijing University
• Brand USA
• Carnival Cruises / Royal Caribbean Cruises
• Disney World
• ESPN
• Marriott International / Hilton Hotels & Resorts
• National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA)
• NBA, NFL, NHL, MLB, MLS
• Puerto Rico Convention Bureau
• Solimar International
• United Airlines
• USAID
• U.S. Department of Commerce
• U.S. Department of State
• U.S. Olympic Committee
• U.S. Travel Association
• Washington Convention and Tourism Corp.
• World Bank Group
• World Wildlife Fund
• Yahoo! / Google Travel
• Sustainable Tourism Management: Learn how to minimize the negative impact of tourism and preserve cultural and natural resources; optimize tourism’s contribution to economic development in local communities
• Event & Meeting Management: The MEEC industry generates significant revenue for cities, counties, and countries; learn how to bring important sources of economic growth to your community
• Sport Management: A $500 billion global business, no single aspect of our culture has the power to bring people together as sport; learn how to plan, organize, market, and lead sport activities, products, and services
• Hospitality Management: Employing nearly 220 million people and generating almost 10% of the world’s GDP, the hospitality industry is the core of travel and tourism; learn how to lead this important sector
For nearly 40 years, GW’s Master of Tourism program has been producing the industry’s next great leaders. Students interact with peers and instructors from all over the world within a rich learning environment that combines individual experiences and interests with sustainable local and global initiatives.
You can concentrate your studies in one of four areas, or take cross-concentration courses to develop your own tourism expertise:
Master of Tourism Administration (MTA) On-campus; Full-time or Part-time Study
• Flexible study options with the ability to customize your interests through independent research and specialized electives
• Heart of the nation’s capital with opportunities for practical experience, professional networking, and career development
• Summer Study Abroad experience with actual international clients, including Olympic sporting events and management
• Faculty who are industry experts with real-world knowledge and contacts
We continually strive to equip our students with the knowledge and skills that contribute to personal and corporate success in a rapidly changing global environment.
Dr. Douglas C. Frechtling, Ph.D. Academic Advisor, Sustainable Tourism ManagementProfessor of Tourism StudiesSpecial Consultant to the U.N. World Tourism Organization (UNWTO)
Move at your own pace.
Our MTA program features full- and part-time study options, on-campus or online learning. And it doesn’t stop there. Our students work with real-life clients in real-life situations to gain firsthand management experience with public, commercial, and nonprofit organizations around the world. Summer Abroad study gives you added international expo-sure, and Sport Management students have the opportunity to study the intricate running of the Olympic Games.
immersed
Beyond textbooks–You’re
real lifein
It is one thing to learn about research, tourism planning and policy from a textbook, but it is raised to another level when you have an actual client and the outcomes of the project can really affect those [organizations] you are doing the consulting work for. Now, I have a drastically better grasp of the time and work that it takes to be a tourism consultant.
Lynette Andrews MTA Graduate, Class of 2011
APPLICATION DEADLINES:On-Campus MTA Program:Fall Semester: May 1Spring Semester: October 1
GWSB:DC MTA Program (Distance):Fall Semester: May 1Spring Semester: October 1
Master ofTourism AdministrationTraditional and Online Programs
Main Campus2201 G Street, NWFunger Hall, Suite 515Washington, DC 20052
Phone: 202.994.6281Email: [email protected]/tourism
Online Distance Education PlatformIf you are a mid-career professional looking to expand your skills and prospects in the tourism industry, our online Master of Tourism Administration (MTA) may suit your individual goals and lifestyle. Featuring the same level of instruction as our traditional, on-campus program, the online MTA degree is designed to give distance learners added flexibility through multimedia lectures and online discussions with faculty and students.
The online MTA degree course begins with an Inaugural Residency—two days of orientation designed to help you get to know faculty, peers, and alumni, as well as the dynamic surroundings of Washington, D.C. The second residency is the Capstone Experience near the end of your studies, which culminates in a highly regarded MBA-style case competition with industry experts serving as judges.
Online MTA students can concentrate in one of two areas similar to the traditional, on-campus program:
• Sustainable Tourism Management• Event & Meeting Management
Distance learning
That eliminatesthe Distance.
are waiting for
One billion global customers
you
There’s a flexibility in the GW Program [that lets you] customize your interests. I also found that the instructors were very open, and I had as much opportunity to engage with them in a learning platform as if I was in a classroom. They were always very accessible.
Cheryl Hargrove GW School of Business Alumnae President HTC Partners/Hargrove International, Inc.
Learn more http://digitalcommunity.gwu.edu/MTA.php
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Main Campus2201 G Street, NWFunger Hall, Suite 515Washington, DC 20052
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Phone: 202-994-9140Email: [email protected]/msist
Online Distance Education PlatformAs a busy IT professional, your time is precious. The GWSB:DC MSIST online platform lets you work around your schedule through the use of real-time video lecture, online dialogue and discussion with your faculty and peers, actual research projects and more. You receive the same opportunities and same quality of instruction as on-campus MSIST students. In fact, the range of what you can accomplish in a virtual classroom is truly limitless. The majority of our MSIST coursework has been available to students online for over a decade. Our advisors and program coordinators can help you cus-tomize and create an online/on-campus course of study that best fits your goals and lifestyle.
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• Part-time in 24-30 months (1-2 classes/semester)
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Current faculty include:• John M. Artz, Associate Professor • Elias G. Carayannis, Professor• Edward J. Cherian, Professor • Subhasish Dasgupta, Associate Professor• Richard G. Donnelly, Associate Professor • Wenjing Duan, Associate Professor• Mary J. Granger, Professor • William E. Halal, Professor Emeritus • Ross A. Lumley, Assistant Professor • William H. Money, Associate Professor
Learn More digitalcommunity.gwu.edu/MSIST.php
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The international tourism and hospitality industry is the world’s largest private
employer. Growth is steady. But like any dynamic industry, what’s new today is outdated tomorrow. Consolidation, realignment, globalization—all of these factors are constantly reshaping and redefining international tourism.
The Master of Tourism Administration (MTA) degree from the George Washington University School of Business offers you real-world learning opportunities to help you recognize and manage the issues and areas influencing the world of tourism: sustainable tourism, events and meetings, sport, and hospitality.
Over one billion international tourists are looking to you to help lead the way.
GW provides the opportunity for a lot of collaborative learning. We often work in groups. We work with indus-try professionals in real-world settings doing real research projects, real proposals, and plans for events. That’s an opportunity you don’t get at just any school. With GW and the connections GW has to the tourism and hospitality industry, we get to dig in and get our hands dirty doing real work.
Leah Bernick MTA Graduate Event & Meeting Management, Class of 2010
Our MTA degree equips you with the tools you need to seek job titles in the tourism industry such as:
• Meeting Manager
• Event Manager
• Catering Manager
• Sales Manager
• Marketing Director
• Account Representative
• Director of Sponsorship Services
• Public Relations Coordinator/Director
• Community Relations Coordinator/Director
• Director of Game Operations
• Business/Policy Analyst
• Hotel General Manager
Our MTA alumni help guide the futures of exciting, global corporations, organizations, and agencies, including:
• Accenture / PKF Consulting
• American Express
• American Hotel and Lodging Association
• Beijing University
• Brand USA
• Carnival Cruises / Royal Caribbean Cruises
• Disney World
• ESPN
• Marriott International / Hilton Hotels & Resorts
• National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA)
• NBA, NFL, NHL, MLB, MLS
• Puerto Rico Convention Bureau
• Solimar International
• United Airlines
• USAID
• U.S. Department of Commerce
• U.S. Department of State
• U.S. Olympic Committee
• U.S. Travel Association
• Washington Convention and Tourism Corp.
• World Bank Group
• World Wildlife Fund
• Yahoo! / Google Travel
• Sustainable Tourism Management: Learn how to minimize the negative impact of tourism and preserve cultural and natural resources; optimize tourism’s contribution to economic development in local communities
• Event & Meeting Management: The MEEC industry generates significant revenue for cities, counties, and countries; learn how to bring important sources of economic growth to your community
• Sport Management: A $500 billion global business, no single aspect of our culture has the power to bring people together as sport; learn how to plan, organize, market, and lead sport activities, products, and services
• Hospitality Management: Employing nearly 220 million people and generating almost 10% of the world’s GDP, the hospitality industry is the core of travel and tourism; learn how to lead this important sector
For nearly 40 years, GW’s Master of Tourism program has been producing the industry’s next great leaders. Students interact with peers and instructors from all over the world within a rich learning environment that combines individual experiences and interests with sustainable local and global initiatives.
You can concentrate your studies in one of four areas, or take cross-concentration courses to develop your own tourism expertise:
Master of Tourism Administration (MTA) On-campus; Full-time or Part-time Study
• Flexible study options with the ability to customize your interests through independent research and specialized electives
• Heart of the nation’s capital with opportunities for practical experience, professional networking, and career development
• Summer Study Abroad experience with actual international clients, including Olympic sporting events and management
• Faculty who are industry experts with real-world knowledge and contacts
We continually strive to equip our students with the knowledge and skills that contribute to personal and corporate success in a rapidly changing global environment.
Dr. Douglas C. Frechtling, Ph.D. Academic Advisor, Sustainable Tourism ManagementProfessor of Tourism StudiesSpecial Consultant to the U.N. World Tourism Organization (UNWTO)
Move at your own pace.
Our MTA program features full- and part-time study options, on-campus or online learning. And it doesn’t stop there. Our students work with real-life clients in real-life situations to gain firsthand management experience with public, commercial, and nonprofit organizations around the world. Summer Abroad study gives you added international expo-sure, and Sport Management students have the opportunity to study the intricate running of the Olympic Games.
immersed
Beyond textbooks–You’re
real lifein
It is one thing to learn about research, tourism planning and policy from a textbook, but it is raised to another level when you have an actual client and the outcomes of the project can really affect those [organizations] you are doing the consulting work for. Now, I have a drastically better grasp of the time and work that it takes to be a tourism consultant.
Lynette Andrews MTA Graduate, Class of 2011
APPLICATION DEADLINES:On-Campus MTA Program:Fall Semester: May 1Spring Semester: October 1
GWSB:DC MTA Program (Distance):Fall Semester: May 1Spring Semester: October 1
The international tourism and hospitality industry is the world’s largest private
employer. Growth is steady. But like any dynamic industry, what’s new today is outdated tomorrow. Consolidation, realignment, globalization—all of these factors are constantly reshaping and redefining international tourism.
The Master of Tourism Administration (MTA) degree from the George Washington University School of Business offers you real-world learning opportunities to help you recognize and manage the issues and areas influencing the world of tourism: sustainable tourism, events and meetings, sport, and hospitality.
Over one billion international tourists are looking to you to help lead the way.
GW provides the opportunity for a lot of collaborative learning. We often work in groups. We work with indus-try professionals in real-world settings doing real research projects, real proposals, and plans for events. That’s an opportunity you don’t get at just any school. With GW and the connections GW has to the tourism and hospitality industry, we get to dig in and get our hands dirty doing real work.
Leah Bernick MTA Graduate Event & Meeting Management, Class of 2010
Our MTA degree equips you with the tools you need to seek job titles in the tourism industry such as:
• Meeting Manager
• Event Manager
• Catering Manager
• Sales Manager
• Marketing Director
• Account Representative
• Director of Sponsorship Services
• Public Relations Coordinator/Director
• Community Relations Coordinator/Director
• Director of Game Operations
• Business/Policy Analyst
• Hotel General Manager
Our MTA alumni help guide the futures of exciting, global corporations, organizations, and agencies, including:
• Accenture / PKF Consulting
• American Express
• American Hotel and Lodging Association
• Beijing University
• Brand USA
• Carnival Cruises / Royal Caribbean Cruises
• Disney World
• ESPN
• Marriott International / Hilton Hotels & Resorts
• National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA)
• NBA, NFL, NHL, MLB, MLS
• Puerto Rico Convention Bureau
• Solimar International
• United Airlines
• USAID
• U.S. Department of Commerce
• U.S. Department of State
• U.S. Olympic Committee
• U.S. Travel Association
• Washington Convention and Tourism Corp.
• World Bank Group
• World Wildlife Fund
• Yahoo! / Google Travel
• Sustainable Tourism Management: Learn how to minimize the negative impact of tourism and preserve cultural and natural resources; optimize tourism’s contribution to economic development in local communities
• Event & Meeting Management: The MEEC industry generates significant revenue for cities, counties, and countries; learn how to bring important sources of economic growth to your community
• Sport Management: A $500 billion global business, no single aspect of our culture has the power to bring people together as sport; learn how to plan, organize, market, and lead sport activities, products, and services
• Hospitality Management: Employing nearly 220 million people and generating almost 10% of the world’s GDP, the hospitality industry is the core of travel and tourism; learn how to lead this important sector
For nearly 40 years, GW’s Master of Tourism program has been producing the industry’s next great leaders. Students interact with peers and instructors from all over the world within a rich learning environment that combines individual experiences and interests with sustainable local and global initiatives.
You can concentrate your studies in one of four areas, or take cross-concentration courses to develop your own tourism expertise:
Master of Tourism Administration (MTA) On-campus; Full-time or Part-time Study
• Flexible study options with the ability to customize your interests through independent research and specialized electives
• Heart of the nation’s capital with opportunities for practical experience, professional networking, and career development
• Summer Study Abroad experience with actual international clients, including Olympic sporting events and management
• Faculty who are industry experts with real-world knowledge and contacts
We continually strive to equip our students with the knowledge and skills that contribute to personal and corporate success in a rapidly changing global environment.
Dr. Douglas C. Frechtling, Ph.D. Academic Advisor, Sustainable Tourism ManagementProfessor of Tourism StudiesSpecial Consultant to the U.N. World Tourism Organization (UNWTO)
Move at your own pace.
Our MTA program features full- and part-time study options, on-campus or online learning. And it doesn’t stop there. Our students work with real-life clients in real-life situations to gain firsthand management experience with public, commercial, and nonprofit organizations around the world. Summer Abroad study gives you added international expo-sure, and Sport Management students have the opportunity to study the intricate running of the Olympic Games.
immersed
Beyond textbooks–You’re
real lifein
It is one thing to learn about research, tourism planning and policy from a textbook, but it is raised to another level when you have an actual client and the outcomes of the project can really affect those [organizations] you are doing the consulting work for. Now, I have a drastically better grasp of the time and work that it takes to be a tourism consultant.
Lynette Andrews MTA Graduate, Class of 2011
APPLICATION DEADLINES:On-Campus MTA Program:Fall Semester: May 1Spring Semester: October 1
GWSB:DC MTA Program (Distance):Fall Semester: May 1Spring Semester: October 1
Master ofTourism AdministrationTraditional and Online Programs
Main Campus2201 G Street, NWFunger Hall, Suite 515Washington, DC 20052
Phone: 202.994.6281Email: [email protected]/tourism
Online Distance Education PlatformIf you are a mid-career professional looking to expand your skills and prospects in the tourism industry, our online Master of Tourism Administration (MTA) may suit your individual goals and lifestyle. Featuring the same level of instruction as our traditional, on-campus program, the online MTA degree is designed to give distance learners added flexibility through multimedia lectures and online discussions with faculty and students.
The online MTA degree course begins with an Inaugural Residency—two days of orientation designed to help you get to know faculty, peers, and alumni, as well as the dynamic surroundings of Washington, D.C. The second residency is the Capstone Experience near the end of your studies, which culminates in a highly regarded MBA-style case competition with industry experts serving as judges.
Online MTA students can concentrate in one of two areas similar to the traditional, on-campus program:
• Sustainable Tourism Management• Event & Meeting Management
Distance learning
That eliminatesthe Distance.
are waiting for
One billion global customers
you
There’s a flexibility in the GW Program [that lets you] customize your interests. I also found that the instructors were very open, and I had as much opportunity to engage with them in a learning platform as if I was in a classroom. They were always very accessible.
Cheryl Hargrove GW School of Business Alumnae President HTC Partners/Hargrove International, Inc.
Learn more http://digitalcommunity.gwu.edu/MTA.php
