In order to be awarded the Master’s Degree in Economics of Tourism: Monitoring and Evaluation, students need to pass 21 credits from mandatory subjects, 30 credits from elective subjects and 9 credits from their master’s thesis. With regard to elective credits, students may choose to take one of the two available specialisations on the programme as specified below, or not take either. In the latter instance, they may freely select all the elective subjects they wish to take from those available on the programme during the academic year.

1. Monitoring Techniques Applied to Tourism Specialisation (15 credits). In order to be awarded this specialisation, students must pass the relevant subjects (15 credits). All remaining elective credits they need to take in order to reach the required number must be selected from common elective subjects
2. Evaluation Techniques Applied to Tourism Specialisation (15 credits). In order to be awarded this specialisation, students must pass the relevant subjects (15 credits). All remaining elective credits they need to take in order to reach the required number must be selected from common elective subjects.