BS Sports Management

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Introduction

The BS in Sports Management is a specialized undergraduate program designed to equip students with the knowledge and skills needed to thrive in the business and administrative side of the sports industry. The curriculum blends core business principles with sports-specific knowledge in areas such as event management, marketing, athlete representation, facility management, and sports law. With a focus on leadership, ethics, and strategic planning, the degree prepares graduates to manage sports organizations, coordinate events, and promote athletic programs across professional, amateur, and recreational levels, both locally and globally.

PEOs

  • Resilience
  • Integrity
  • Blueprint
  • Program Learning Outcome (PLOS)

    1.Demonstrate a comprehensive understanding of sports management theories, principles, and best practices.

    2.Apply strategic planning and organizational management principles to effectively oversee sports organizations and events.

    3.Analyze and assess sports management issues and challenges, and propose appropriate solutions.

    4.Exhibit ethical decision-making and leadership skills in the sports industry, considering the interests of various stakeholders.

    5.Communicate effectively through oral, written, and digital mediums within the context of sports management.

    6.Collaborate with diverse teams and stakeholders to accomplish common goals in the sports industry.

    7.Apply legal and regulatory knowledge to ensure compliance within sports organizations.

    8.Recognize and appreciate the cultural and societal impact of sports management, both locally and globally.

    9.Utilize relevant technology and analytics tools to collect and analyze data for informed decision-making in sports management.

    10.Engage in continuous professional development, staying abreast of emerging trends and advancements in the field of sports management.

Career Prospects

  • Manager
  • Coordinator
  • Agent
  • Director
  • Scout
  • Analyst
  • Promoter
  • Consultant

1.Demonstrate a comprehensive understanding of sports management theories, principles, and best practices.