Master´s Degree in Development, Management and Sustainable Tourism Policy UCAM Catholic University of San Antonio de Murcia

The Master's Degree in Development, Management and Sustainable Tourism Policy at UCAM Catholic University of San Antonio de Murcia focuses on equipping students with the knowledge and skills required for effective management in the tourism sector, emphasizing sustainability and development principles. The program is designed to address contemporary challenges in tourism through an interdisciplinary approach, integrating aspects of economics, environmental science, and social responsibility. Students typically engage in practical experiences, research, and case studies, preparing them for leadership roles in sustainable tourism practices and policies. The curriculum

The Universidad Católica San Antonio de Murcia (UCAM) is a private Catholic university in Murcia, southeastern Spain, canonically founded in 1996 under the Apostolic Constitution Ex Corde Ecclesiae of Pope John Paul II. With over 21,000 students and around 1,000 faculty members, UCAM delivers a diverse range of undergraduate, master’s, and doctoral programs—including numerous degrees taught in English.

Located on the historic Los Jerónimos Monastery campus, a national monument just 4 km from Murcia’s city centre, UCAM combines rich heritage architecture with modern classrooms, labs, simulation clinics, media studios, and sports facilities. The university emphasizes personalized teaching: small class sizes, personal tutors, and mandatory internships ensure each student receives tailored academic and professional guidance.

UCAM’s mission is rooted in holistic Catholic education, integrating academic rigor with ethical formation, service, volunteering, pastoral care, and evangelization alongside teaching and research. Internationalization is core: UCAM maintains exchange agreements with over 400 institutions worldwide—such as UC Berkeley, Stanford, NTU, and Bologna—and hosts students from more than 100 countries