UNWTO Ted.Qual accreditation renewed for MSc Responsible Tourism Management

The four-year renewal is the longest period of recognition available and is a testament to our continued commitment to the quality of learning and teaching and the integration of industry needs in the development of highly relevant, contemporary courses. When asked about the achievement, Professor Rhodri Thomas, Dean of School, said

"This is a ringing endorsement of the excellent work that our team of academic specialists in responsible tourism are doing. The evaluation process is suitably demanding and I am delighted that we came through it with such positive feedback. We are one of only two institutions in the UK to receive the UNWTO Ted.Qual recognition for a four-year period.  Congratulations to Dr Peter Robinson, Head of our Centre for Tourism and Hospitality Management, Dr Davina Stanford, Course Director, and colleagues for their leadership in securing this accolade."

Leeds Beckett University is one of only two institutions in the UK to achieve this prestigious acknowledgement and it is allied to an equally unique course which is designed to support students, many of whom are working in the tourism industry internationally, to implement responsible industry practices that improve communities' quality of life and conserve the environment and culture of destinations within travel and tourism.