Master of Science in Tourism at Taylor’s University is currently listed as a postgraduate programme focused on Tourism Management. The current record shows a listed duration of 2 to 4-year (Full Time) / 3 to 6-year (Part Time). Its GoUni classification places it within Hospitality & Tourism, with the more specific study focus identified as Tourism Management. The page is designed for students comparing postgraduate options in Tourism Management who want a consistent way to compare the programme by academic area, level and institution. The structured sections below maintain tuition information and entry requirements, helping applicants review the verified information attached to this programme. An official source link is retained so applicants can check the institution's latest published information before applying.
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Above CGPA 2.00 to below 2.50 · Bachelor's degree in the field or related fields recognised by the Malaysian or National Government. · Requires minimum 5 years related working experience. Student's research proposal must be approved.
English: International students: IELTS 6.0 or TOEFL iBT 60; English result validity within 2 years.
Recognised equivalent · Equivalent qualification recognised by the Malaysian Government or accepted by Taylor's University Senate. · No unverified CGPA threshold added. For applicants without a related-field qualification: relevant-work-experience / bridging rules and rigorous internal assessment apply as published. Student's research proposal must be approved.
English: International students: IELTS 6.0 or TOEFL iBT 60; English result validity within 2 years.
Fees are indicative and may be revised by the institution. GoUni can help you confirm the latest payable amount before application.
Subang Jaya, Selangor, Malaysia
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