1. Master in Economics of Tourism: Monitoring and Evaluation
E T M E
Master in Economics of Tourism: Monitoring and Evaluation
metme.uib.eu

2. Thinking of studying for a master?
METME is an advanced education program aimed at training specialists in economic analysis applied to the monitoring and evaluation (M&E) of projects and policies.
The master provides analytical and quantitative tools on M&E, integrating theoretical knowledge and its application to real economic problems, to address today’s economic challenges faced by economies highly specialized on tourism.
Master in Economics of Tourism: Monitoring and Evaluation

3. What is monitoring and evaluation?
The systematic collection of data on specified indicators during a certain period of time
Provides managers and stakeholders with indications of the extent of progress and achievement of objectives
EVALUATION?
The systematic and objective assessment of the effectiveness, efficiency and equity of a project, program or policy
Attempts to measure the economic impact of the project to determine the fulfilment of its objectives
Master in Economics of Tourism: Monitoring and Evaluation

4. Main features of the programme
Duration of study? One academic year (60 ECTS)
When do lectures start? First week of October
Teaching/working language? English
How much does the master cost? Between €1,800 (EU-students) and €2,300 (non EU-students)
Master in Economics of Tourism: Monitoring and Evaluation

5. Programme structure (60 ECTS)
COMPULSORY MODULE (21 ECTS)
Competitiveness and sustainability + Monitoring and evaluation
(October - January)
FIRST SEMESTER
SPECIALIZATION MODULE 1
(15 ECTS)
Monitoring techniques applied to tourism
SPECIALIZATION MODULE 2
(15 ECTS)
Evaluation techniques applied to tourism
COMPLEMENTARY MODULE (15 ECTS)
5 elective courses or 3 elective courses and an internship
SECOND SEMESTER
(February – June)
MASTER’S THESIS (9 ECTS)
Master in Economics of Tourism: Monitoring and Evaluation

6. What skills will I acquire?
METME graduates are expected to acquire skills to…
Contribute to the planning, monitoring and evaluation of policies, programmes and projects of a tourism company, destination or region.
Define and design the key indicators to monitor and evaluate projects.
Collect, generate, process and analyse statistical data to support monitoring and evaluation activities.
Know and understand the diverse impact that tourism development can have on social wellbeing (environment, health, equality of opportunities).
Undertake basic research activities and present the results in a scientific format.
Master in Economics of Tourism: Monitoring and Evaluation

7. Career opportunities for graduates?
Graduates are expected to go on taking a PhD, working at research institutes or pursuing careers in the public or private sectors.
The master will give the necessary qualifications to take up positions such as:
Project manager for R&D or strategic management departments
Freelance consultant on strategic project management, or on the design of policies and projects
Expert in the M&E of projects and policies for international institutions (WTO, EU, etc.), or in a private company in the tourism sector
Master in Economics of Tourism: Monitoring and Evaluation

8. What are the entry requirements?
Who can enrol on the master?
All applicants must:
Hold a degree from a European University (or equivalent)
Have language skills equivalent to the B2 level in English
What factors are considered in the admission?
All applications will be evaluated on the basis of:
Nature of degree held
Performance and average grade in the undergraduate degree
Professional experience in the fields of economics/tourism
Master in Economics of Tourism: Monitoring and Evaluation

9. Contact and additional information Dr. Angel Bujosa Bestard
Programme direction:
Dr. Angel Bujosa Bestard
Phone:
Website:
metme.uib.eu
Master in Economics of Tourism: Monitoring and Evaluation