MBA in Sport Management

Projections for job growth in sport management indicate faster than average for several positions through 2026: coaches and scouts (by 13 percent); sport marketing managers (by 10 percent); and sport agents/managers (by 7 percent) (Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Outlook Handbook).

Job prospects for working in this ever-growing and worldwide industry include employment with sports-affiliated organizations and facilities, athletic clubs and teams, colleges and universities, sport talent agencies, sports marketing firms, event management and entertainment companies, and even sports media outlets.

For the specialization in Sport Management, students take courses that emphasize the business of sport to fulfill the 12 credit (4 course) elective requirement. Elective course offerings vary by semester. Courses may be offered online or on-campus.

Students who are interested in pursuing an MBA with a Sport Management specialization must first be admitted to the Sport Management Program.

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*Certain specializations may vary in cost and schedule from the enrolled program (e.g. some specializations may be only available online or require class attendance outside of the regularly scheduled program times, such as on the weekends).