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We have 23 tourism PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
tourism PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
We have 23 tourism PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
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Community, organisational, and technological transitions: Mapping the places and spaces of Edinburgh as the festival city and Scotland's leading tourism destination
As a leading international tourism destination, and Scotland’s capital city, Edinburgh’s identity is framed by its rich heritage and cultural contexts. Read more
Conceptualising tourism value in the new tourism public sphere.
The Covid-19 pandemic reaffirmed the global significance of tourism as a socio-economic activity that is reliant on public sector support to flourish. Read more
Barriers and Enablers of Small Tourism Firms' Use of Marketing Technology in the Post-Covid Era; The case of Scotland and Ireland
PROJECT DESCRIPTION. Tourism is Scotland’s largest indigenous sector that provides a strong regional balance of employment. The sector primality consists of SMEs. Read more
Circular Economy Transitions in Tourism
The topic seeks to establish the current adoption of circular economy (CE) practice in tourism and identify strategies for accelerating the implementation of circularity within the sector. Read more
Monitoring and evaluation indicators for just transition to net zero in tourism and events
The topic seeks to establish the current adoption of socially just, circular and regenerative practices within tourism and events. Read more
The Sustainable Development of Media Tourism in Scotland
Popular media, such as films, novels, comic books, and television series has long been an impetus for travel to destinations related to a media text (Lee, 2012). Read more
Responding to SDG12 through Developing a Sustainable Tourism Sector
The Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 12* articulated by the United Nations specifically mentions sustainable tourism in its targets. Read more
Dark Tourism and Penal History Sites in Scotland
Penal history sites have drawn the attention of international dark tourism scholars who have begun to study prison tourism at penal museums, from The Stasi Prison and the Gulag system to postcolonial prisons in different national contexts. Read more
Space Tourism Market Analysis and Business Models
Glasgow Caledonian University, The Glasgow School for Business and Society. Glasgow School for Business and Society | Glasgow Caledonian University | Scotland, UK (gcu.ac.uk). Read more
PhDs in Hospitality, Tourism, Events, Food & Nutrition
PhDs in Hospitality, Tourism, Events, Food & Nutrition. The subject groups of Hospitality, Tourism, Events, Food & Nutrition are in the Department of Service Sector Management in the Sheffield Business School (SBS). Read more
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The Role of Prison Museums in Public Culture: The Case of Peterhead
We are recruiting for an ARCS (Applied Collaborative Studentship), jointly supervised by Edinburgh Napier and Robert Gordon University, in collaboration with Peterhead Prison Museum in Aberdeenshire. Read more
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The Role of Prison Museums in Public Culture: The Case of Peterhead
We are recruiting for an ARCS (Applied Collaborative Studentship), jointly supervised by Edinburgh Napier and Robert Gordon University, in collaboration with Peterhead Prison Museum in Aberdeenshire. Read more
Tourism, Hospitality and Events
One of our enterprise groups (REGs) at the University of Brighton are inviting research applicants to join our innovative research community. Read more
School of Events Tourism and Hospitality Management
As a PhD student you will join a team of over forty academics conducting applied and fundamental research, aiming to advance knowledge and influence policy and practice in the events, tourism and hospitality sectors. Read more
Science centres and sustainability
Science centres fulfil important societal roles – not only as revenue generating visitor attractions, but as vehicles for informal science learning and community engagement. Read more
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