University |
Certificate |
Country |
U. Tecnológica de Bolívar (CABBAGE)
|
Master in Business Management and Tourism Organisations
|
Colombia
|
University Perspectiva-Int
|
Master in Tourism Services
|
Moldova
|
Voronezh State University
|
Master in International Tourism Management
|
Russia
|
Universitatea de Stat din Moldova
|
Master in Management and Hotel Marketing and Tourism
|
Moldova
|
TRADE Co-operative Univ. of Moldova
|
Master in Management and Marketing in Tourism, the Hotel Industry and Catering
|
Moldova
|
Georgian Technical University
|
Master in Tourism Service Administration
|
Geòrgia
|
Gori State Teaching University
|
Master in Hotel Management
|
Geòrgia
|
Azerbaijan Technical University
|
Master in Hotel Management
|
Azerbaijan
|
Azerbaijan Tourism and Management University
|
Master in Hotel Management
|
Azerbaijan
|
U. Externado
|
Master in Tourism Planning and Management
|
Colombia
|
If you want to study a double degree, you must contact the master's degree coordinator:coord.mdirtu@udg.edu
What is a double degree programme?
A double degree programme is when two universities agree to collaborate to promote the exchange of their corresponding students, through periods of study abroad at the two universities, allowing them to complete their master's degree studies and obtain two official degrees as a result. If you are a master's degree student at the UdG and are interested in taking part in this programme, you will have to enrol and complete a period of study abroad at an international university (host university). Once the period of study abroad has been completed at the host university, the credits that you have obtained there will be recognised reciprocally by the universities pursuant to an established academic programme and agreed in advance, recognising the credits mutually. This option will allow you to obtain two official degrees. Reciprocally, international students studying double degree programmes will need to enrol and complete a period of study at the UdG. The credits obtained here will be recognised reciprocally at both universities as part of the same procedure mentioned above. Participating on a double degree programme involves previously being accepted on the two master's degrees and enrolment at both at universities.