Can I apply for a master's in tourism management or retail management based on my work experience?
Yes, you can apply for a master's in Tourism Management or Retail Management with your 36 months of work experience.
Many universities consider relevant professional experience as part of their admission criteria, especially for applicants with strong work backgrounds. You will typically need to provide a detailed CV and a personal statement highlighting your experience and its relevance to the program.
Eligibility requirements vary by university and are subject to change. Your counsellor can help you identify suitable programs and guide you through the application process.
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