How does MLRM069 differ from the advanced diploma ADLRM069?

The advanced diploma builds supervisory operations capability. The Master in Leisure and Recreation Management focuses on strategy, multi-site leadership and financial sustainability.

Does the Master in Leisure and Recreation Management cover public leisure trusts?

Public leisure trusts are a major part of the UK leisure landscape and feature in the postgraduate discussion. Exact module emphasis is confirmed at enrolment.

Can I study the Master in Leisure and Recreation Management while managing a facility?

Many students do. Confirm timetable options with admissions so you can balance work, family and study realistically.

How long does MLRM069 take?

It is a master-level programme, typically delivered over twelve to eighteen months. Confirmed at enrolment based on intake and mode.

Is the Master in Leisure and Recreation Management recognised abroad?

It is positioned for international leisure and recreation careers, but recognition varies by country and employer. Check requirements in your target market.

Master in Leisure and Recreation Management (MLRM069) | LSTH | Harold International College of London

Master in Leisure and Recreation Management (MLRM069) at LSTH

Leisure and recreation organisations — public leisure trusts, private operators, resort groups, sports facilities — need senior managers who can balance commercial pressure with public service expectations. The Master in Leisure and Recreation Management (MLRM069) is a postgraduate degree designed exactly for that role.

Across the programme you will engage with strategy, financial planning, programming, customer experience, sustainability and the leadership of multi-site operations. The Master in Leisure and Recreation Management is for professionals who want to lead leisure organisations rather than only manage shifts inside one.

Why Senior Leisure Leadership Matters

Leisure operators answer to communities, councils, owners, parents and members at the same time. Senior leaders who can navigate that thicket while running a financially sustainable operation are scarce — and increasingly important as public budgets tighten and private operators expand.

Who the Master in Leisure and Recreation Management Is For

Leisure centre and resort managers stepping up to area or group roles.
Local authority leisure officers and trust managers.
Sports facility and recreation programme leads.
International candidates targeting global leisure and resort groups.

Where Graduates Typically Go

Graduates of the Master in Leisure and Recreation Management often progress into area manager, head of operations, leisure trust senior roles and resort or holiday park management. Outcomes depend on operations experience and personal track record alongside the qualification.

How the Programme Is Delivered

The Master in Leisure and Recreation Management (MLRM069) is delivered at LSTH through seminars, applied case studies and an independent project. Module structure and intake calendar are confirmed at enrolment.

Entry Requirements

A relevant bachelor's degree or recognised equivalent.
IELTS 6.0 or equivalent.
Industry experience is welcomed and strengthens applications.
A short statement of career goals in leisure leadership.

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