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The Institute of Tourism Studies is an institution of higher education aimed at meeting the changing needs of the Hospitality and Tourism Industry. ITS was established in 1987 and consolidated by the Education Act No. XIII of 2006 of the Laws of Malta. The main responsibility of the Institute is to furnish the Tourism Sector with professional personnel who can guarantee an excellent standard of products and services within the Hospitality Industry. Mission Statement Developing people through quality learning to achieve excellence in tourism Vision Through its innovative high quality lifelong learning academic programmes the Institute of Tourism Studies develops people for tomorrow’s tourism industry. We direct our resources towards the development of inclusive academic programmes which facilitate technical, generic and behavioural skills and competencies, integrate theory and practice and promote modern leadership approaches. The values behind our vision are to: - Provide a student oriented style of curriculum which promotes creativity, innovation, participation, self reflection, and personal independence.
- Develop specialized technical, leadership and entrepreneurial skills in line with tomorrow’s industry’s trends and requirements
- Promote an international outlook whilst embracing differences between local and foreign cultures.
- Promote professional development through lifelong learning opportunities for all levels within society
- Perform and solicit practices which are ethically correct and environmentally friendly.
- Individually guide, mentor and holistically develop our student
Commitment to Quality The Institute of Tourism Studies is firmly committed to provide an educational structure aimed at guaranteeing excellent standards of service within the Hospitality Industry. Students' progress is continuously monitored by tutors, review boards as well as internal and external examiners. The lecturing staff receives special training and guidance in methodology and assessment techniques.
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