Bachelor of Science - Sport Management

• Develop a solid foundation in leadership, analytics, and marketing.  
• Gain real-world work experience through internships with teams, leagues, and sports media, along with J Term courses that expand career possibilities.  
• Pursue specialization tracks, including leadership, finance, sports technology, or sports media.  
• Connect with industry leaders through the alumni and professional network, as well as the Sport Management Advisory Board.

Many career paths:

With a projected growth of 8 percent over the next 10 years (Bureau of Labor Statistics), there are numerous ways to apply Sport Management studies:

• Marketing Manager
• Operations Manager
• Sports Information Director
• Athletic Director
• Health and Fitness Coordinators
• Agent
• Business Manager

What students will learn:

• Begin with foundational courses in business, covering topics from negotiations to data analytics and fan identification and engagement.
• Explore classes in athletic psychology that foster positive environments for athletes, along with the history of athletes who broke barriers.
• Understand the importance of budgeting, learn how to plan an event, and gain skills in reading, writing, and understanding contracts.
• Synthesize knowledge, research skills, and critical thinking through a senior thesis.