Details zur Master-Thesis
im Master-Studiengang Tourism Development Studies
Die Master-Thesis ist eine Prüfungsarbeit, die das Master-Studium abschließt. Mit dieser Master-Thesis soll der Studierende zeigen, dass sie/er in der Lage ist, innerhalb einer vorgegebenen Frist ein Problem selbstständig nach wissenschaftlichen Methoden zu bearbeiten. Die Abschlussarbeit wird durch 2 Professor*innen/ Lehrende und/oder einem Unternehmensvertrenden betreut. Das Kolloquium stellt die mündliche Prüfung der Abschlussarbeit dar.
Innerhalb des Studiums Tourism Development Strategies ist das letzte Semester für die Erstellung und Verteidigung der Master-Thesis vorgesehen.
Die Abschlussarbeit ist grundsätzlich in englischer Sprache zu erstellen, Ausnahmen sind in begründeten Fällen möglich.
- Merkblatt Master Thesis TDS (Prüfungsordnung ab WS 2017-2018)
- Merkblatt Master Thesis TDS (Fachprüfungsordnung ab Wintersemester 2021-2022)
Hier finden Sie eine Liste an Abschlussthemen für Masterarbeiten, die TDS-Studierende in der Vergangenheit bearbeitet haben.
Abschlussthemen für Masterarbeiten
- Creation of a business plan for as start-up company of a gluten-free gastronomic business in the catchment area of Hamburg
- Effect of discount framing on customer attitude and purchase intention for a virtual tour scenario
- Brand authenticity: Brands standing up for racial justice by the example of Adidas Commitment "Creating Lasting Change Now"
- Generation Y as a potential target group for the cruise tourism industry
- KPIs in the Context of the Employee Performance Measurement
- Volunteer tourism on the Island of Rügen - A product development
- Future trend collaborative consumption in tourism using the example of -Airbnb- in Germany
- Identifying key success factors and consequences of customer delight for business travelers from Germany in the hotel industry
- Employer Branding and its Aftermath - The Walt Disney Company's approach to recruiting, motivating and keeping employees
- The Usage of Instagram in Destination Marketing - How to gain and maintain visitors with the optimal social media marketing strategy
- Tour Operators Corporate Responsibilty for Indigenous Peoples
- Attracting the Creative - Implications from the Rise of the Creative Class on Tourism Development
- Touristic Geocaching: An Analysis of the Supply Side
- Generation Y and their future job expectations towards a Work-Life Balance
- The Development and Potential of Hiking Tourism for Rugen Island
- Tourism in the Middle East – Tourism Development in Dubai and Oman
- Sustainable Cruise Tourism
- Sustainability Communication in Tourism
- Potential Analysis of Shore Excursions (Cruise Tourism in MV)
- User-Generated Content in Tourism
- Development of Emotional Intelligence within Higher Education
- Identifying key success factors and ramifications for business travelers
- Business Plan ‘‘Nordex Pakistan Limited”
- Primary Prevention within the Holiday Sector: Market Analysis and Perspectives Using the Example of a Tour Operator’
- Personality and job characteristics as determinants of job satisfaction
- The importance of social media branding: Using the example of the Dove Campaign for Real Beauty
- How the Online Presence of a Touris Destination Affects the Country Brand: The Case of Lithuania
- Mobility tourism in rural areas - recommendations for a sutainable mobility by taken the example of the destination Mecklenburg Lake District
- Sustainable Tourism at UNESCO World Hertiage Sites - With a Special Focus on Visitor Management
- A comparative analysis of the German social protection system within the European Union (EU-15) in the context of the demographic change and economic crisis
- Digital trends in tourism
- German tourists' awareness of and attitudes towards sustainablility-related certification and labeling for hotels
- Sustainability in Tourism exemplified by German tour operators
- Soft Skill Competency Development in German Business
- The Potential and Limitations of Live Streaming within User Generated Content as Marketing Tool in the Tourism Industry
- The responsibility of the tourism industry in and for the crisis-ridden regions of North Africa and the Middle East facing migration and flight - The Greek challenge in the age of of refugees and declining tourism numbers
- Eventmarketing - Konzeption einer Leuchtturmveranstaltung am Beispiel der HeideKULTOUR in der Lüneburger Heide
- Strategic Management Concepts to Decrease Seasonality at Airports - Case of Rostock-Laage
- Economic Evaluation of the Regional Airport Rostock-Laage
- Employer Branding in small and medium-sized hospitality companies - Opportunities and Limitations
- The Job of your Lifetime - Temporary Employment as a new Marketing Tooland its Potentials for the Tourism Industry
- Messengers as Marketing Tools for the Tourism Industry: The Example of WhatsApp
- Social Media as a tool for identity-based marketing - Case Study of 'ROSTOCKER'
- Resilience of excisting Destination Governance Models
- European Food and Beverages in the Indian Market
- RUHR TOURISM 2.0 - Developing a competitive destination strategy for the Ruhr Area
- The Benefits of Slum Tourism for local communities under the concept of Pro-Poor-Tourism - The Case Study of Walmer Township in Port Elizabeth, South Africa
- Nicht daheim und doch zu Hause. Entwicklung eines Konzept-Hotels unter Berücksichtigung der Umsetzbarkeit am Standort Münster
- Is tourism destroying the Aboriginal culture in Australia?
- Dark Tourism in Germany - Nazi Camps, their development and the motivation to visit
- Destination Branding: How to Engage the Current Consumer - Example Destination British Columbia
- Welcome Ever Smiles - The Significance of a Welcoming Cultural in the Integration of Vietnamese Nurses at Vivantes Network for Health
- Sozialverträglicher Tourismus in Deutschland - Möglichkeiten und Grenzen
- The Progress of Tourisification of Hamburg - Toursits' Motivation to stay in non-touristic suburbs
- Retaining Generation Y - An approach to the identification of workplace motivators for Young Professionals and Graduates
- The Tourism Potential of Western Kenya for the European Market - An Assessment of Western Kenya's Visitors Attraction
- The Importance of the Workforce for the Successful Strategy Implementation
- The relevance of family blogs as electronic word-of-mouth Recommendations for action to build up successful relations
- The Role of Hospitality Industry Supporting Responsible Tourism in the Case of Cusco
- Ausbau der Gesundheitsregion Stralsund zur wirtschaftlichen Stärkung der Destination
- Business Knowledge Management in the Health Care Meeting Industry - How to Best Treat these Conditions
- The Potential of Pinterest as a Social Media Marketing Tool for Destination Marketing in Germany
- Demographic Change - The Impact of an Ageing Population on Tourism Transportation
- Customer Perception On Quality Labels - A Study About Brandenburgs´ Wellness Industry
Kontakt
Steffi Schnierer
Wissenschaftliche Mitarbeiterin, Mitglied des Prüfungsausschusses der Fakultät für Wirtschaft
Tel:
+49 3831 45 7070
Raum:
139, Haus 1