How long is the MA in Hospitality Finance and Revenue Management?

The MA in Hospitality Finance and Revenue Management runs one year full-time or two years part-time at UK Level 7.

Is the MA in Hospitality Finance and Revenue Management UK recognised?

Yes. The MA in Hospitality Finance and Revenue Management is a UK Level 7 Master's award aligned with HOSPA and Institute of Hospitality standards.

What are the entry requirements?

A UK Bachelor's at 2:2 or above, or 5+ years of senior professional experience, IELTS 6.5 for non-native speakers, and a 500-word research proposal.

MA in Hospitality Finance and Revenue Mgt | LSCAHM | Harold International College of London

Course Overview

The MA in Hospitality Finance and Revenue Management is a UK Level 7 research-informed programme running one year full-time or two years part-time at LSCAHM. Content is aligned with HOSPA finance and revenue guidance, Institute of Hospitality standards and Chartered Institute of Marketing pricing frameworks.

By graduation you are producing a research-quality dissertation, capstone or sponsor project on a real hospitality-finance question, and are equipped to move into revenue and finance leadership at cluster or portfolio level.

Key Features

One year full-time or two years part-time, on-campus, online or by distance learning.
Content aligned with HOSPA finance and revenue frameworks.
Live client project supervised by hoteliers, revenue directors and finance leaders.
Case work from London hotel groups and restaurant estates.
Dissertation, capstone or sponsor consulting project as final submission.
Named programme-tutor and small cohort model throughout.

What You Will Learn

Hospitality financial statements, ratios and portfolio analysis.
Revenue-management principles across rooms, F&B and function business.
Pricing science, forecasting and rate-optimisation methods.
Distribution economics across GDS, OTA and direct channels.
Cost modelling, margin engineering and cluster-level reporting.
Investor and lender communication for hospitality assets.
Ethics and compliance in hospitality finance leadership.
Research methods for hospitality-finance dissertations.

Who This Course Is For

Revenue managers moving to cluster or regional responsibility.
Hotel accountants and finance business partners.
Restaurant operations directors taking finance-led decisions.
Consultants specialising in hospitality asset performance.

Career Pathways

Revenue Manager
Cluster Revenue Manager
Hotel Finance Business Partner
Hospitality Finance Analyst
Hotel Manager (finance-led P&L)
Food & Beverage Manager (commercial track)
Restaurant Manager (revenue-led)

The LSCAHM careers service opens the door to London and international hotel groups, restaurant estates and hospitality investment firms that recruit senior finance and revenue talent.

Entry Requirements

A UK Bachelor's degree (2:2 or above) or equivalent international qualification in a relevant discipline.
IELTS 6.5 overall (no band below 6.0) for non-native English speakers.
Applicants without a Bachelor's degree but with 5+ years of senior professional experience in hospitality finance or revenue are considered on portfolio.
One academic and one professional reference.
A 500-word research proposal or professional practice statement.

Why Study at LSCAHM

LSCAHM is a specialist division of Harold International College of London that treats revenue and finance as inseparable from operations, brand and guest experience. Master's cohorts are small, tutor-visible and led by practising directors.

The London base places HOSPA, the Institute of Hospitality and the wider hospitality finance community inside a short tube ride of every classroom.

Apply for MA in Hospitality Finance and Revenue Management

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