What is the duration of the MSc in Ticketing & Reservation Systems?

The MSc in Ticketing & Reservation Systems runs for approximately 12 to 18 months full postgraduate route. That timeframe covers the taught modules, applied coursework and the final assessment for the MSc in Ticketing & Reservation Systems.

What delivery modes are available for the MSc in Ticketing & Reservation Systems?

You can study the MSc in Ticketing & Reservation Systems either fully online or on-campus in central London. Online students receive the same taught content and assessment schedule as on-campus learners, so your MSc in Ticketing & Reservation Systems outcome is the same in either mode.

Is the MSc in Ticketing & Reservation Systems recognised by UK and international hospitality bodies?

The MSc in Ticketing & Reservation Systems is designed against UK and international hospitality benchmarks, including Institute of Travel and Tourism (ITT) and Association of British Travel Agents (ABTA) guidance. The MSc in Ticketing & Reservation Systems sits inside LSILHHM's aligned-with (not accredited-by) professional-body framework.

Who can apply for the MSc in Ticketing & Reservation Systems?

Entry to the MSc in Ticketing & Reservation Systems follows the standard LSILHHM Master (MSc / MA) route: A UK 2:2 (Lower Second Class) honours degree or overseas equivalent in any discipline; Applicants without a first degree may be considered with 5+ years of senior hospitality or luxury service experience. Full entry guidance for the MSc in Ticketing & Reservation Systems is covered in the Entry Requirements section above.

Are there flexible payment options for the MSc in Ticketing & Reservation Systems?

LSILHHM publishes tuition fees for the MSc in Ticketing & Reservation Systems at each intake, and payment plans are typically available. Contact the admissions team for current MSc in Ticketing & Reservation Systems fee bands and to check scholarship eligibility.

MSc in Ticketing & Reservation Systems | LSILHHM | Harold International College of London

Course Overview

The MSc in Ticketing & Reservation Systems expands your professional practice in ticketing & reservation systems inside a tourism, travel and aviation setting, delivered by the London School of International Luxury Hospitality & Hotel Management (LSILHHM), a division of Harold International College of London. The programme runs for approximately 12 to 18 months full postgraduate route and is written against UK and international hospitality standards, with reference to bodies such as Airports Council International (ACI), Royal Aeronautical Society (RAeS) and Confederation of Tourism and Hospitality (CTH), giving you research-informed executive practice, dissertation work and board-level thinking for senior luxury hospitality leadership. The taught content on the MSc in Ticketing & Reservation Systems moves from foundation principles into structured practice, using briefings, checklists and mini case studies drawn from working tourism, travel and aviation settings.

Across the programme, you will study a structured curriculum that connects ground handling to destination marketing and airport passenger flow inside a international airport setting, so by the point of graduation, you will be able to operate at senior-manager and director-level, lead strategic projects, publish or present research and step into executive luxury hospitality careers. Applied exercises across the MSc in Ticketing & Reservation Systems draw on the routines and standards used inside UK and international tourism, travel and aviation businesses, so nothing you study feels detached from the industry.

Employers across the tourism, travel and aviation sector look for candidates who can move confidently between guest-facing service and back-of-house reporting. The MSc in Ticketing & Reservation Systems is built to cover both sides of that skill picture. LSILHHM has built the MSc in Ticketing & Reservation Systems to reflect the day-to-day paperwork, systems and service moments that shape a modern full-service airline operation.

Key Features

Cohort of UK and international students bringing different sector perspectives to group work
Structured articulation pathway into the next LSILHHM programme level, with credit protection where applicable
Rolling intakes so applicants can join the programme at multiple points across the year
Access to a library of hospitality case studies, service scripts, checklists and briefing templates
Weekly live sessions with tutors drawn from senior hospitality, luxury service and travel practice
Delivered over 12 to 18 months full postgraduate route across online and on-campus routes at LSILHHM London

What You Will Learn

Interpret tourism demand data for planning purposes
Handle amendments, cancellations and complex multi-sector itineraries
Handle airline, airport and ground-handling interfaces
Apply ITT and IATA-referenced professional standards
Use GDS-style workflows for airline and hotel reservations
Coordinate itinerary design, sales and delivery inside a travel business
Manage fare rules, class inventory and refund policies to industry standard

Who This Course Is For

International applicants targeting UK postgraduate recognition
Working hospitality and luxury service professionals preparing for senior management
LSILHHM Bachelor graduates progressing directly into postgraduate specialisation
Career-progression candidates with five or more years of relevant experience

Career Pathways

Senior Airport Passenger Services Manager
Senior Ticketing & Reservations Manager
Head of Global Tourism Strategist
Head of Aviation Safety
Senior Travel Agency Manager
Senior Travel Technology Manager

Every LSILHHM student on the MSc in Ticketing & Reservation Systems route is supported by our careers service, which covers CV and LinkedIn coaching, interview practice and structured introductions to international airport operators, destination management companies, full-service carriers active in our alumni network. The careers team works with you from the first term to shape a realistic post-programme plan and to align your assignment portfolio with the roles you want to move into next.

Master's graduates aim at senior management, director-level and consultancy roles, and often use their dissertation topic as a positioning tool for their next career step. Applied assignments on the MSc in Ticketing & Reservation Systems produce coursework that goes straight into an interview portfolio, so what you have studied is easy to explain to a hiring manager.

Entry Requirements

A UK 2:2 (Lower Second Class) honours degree or overseas equivalent in any discipline
Applicants without a first degree may be considered with 5+ years of senior hospitality or luxury service experience
IELTS 6.5 overall (no band under 6.0) or equivalent English proficiency
A 500-word research statement covering the applicant's chosen area of hospitality specialisation
Two academic or professional references and a short interview

Why Study at LSILHHM

LSILHHM's articulation model means every Certificate and Diploma leads cleanly into an Advanced Diploma, Higher Diploma and full honours degree , with Master's routes for those aiming at senior luxury hospitality management, consultancy and executive roles.

Students on every LSILHHM route are supported by dedicated career services covering CV, LinkedIn, interview coaching and structured introductions to leading UK and international luxury hotel groups, resort operators, luxury travel companies, aviation employers and hospitality consultancies. For the MSc in Ticketing & Reservation Systems cohort, that positioning matters at recruitment: your qualification carries the LSILHHM name and the associated professional-body alignment straight into your first interview.

Apply for MSc in Ticketing & Reservation Systems

Advance into executive luxury hospitality leadership with LSILHHM by applying for the MSc in Ticketing & Reservation Systems. Speak to the LSILHHM admissions team about intake dates, delivery mode, entry criteria and payment options, and take the next step into the tourism, travel and aviation sector on the MSc in Ticketing & Reservation Systems. Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis, and the admissions team is on hand to answer questions on the MSc in Ticketing & Reservation Systems before you submit. Once your MSc in Ticketing & Reservation Systems application is received, an admissions adviser will confirm your entry route, delivery mode and payment plan, and set out a clear timeline into your first module. Enrol Now.