Sport Management
Highlights
Careers in the sport industry are growing at an average annual rate of 10% according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. Spectator sport-related jobs are increasing at a rate of 17% annually. Typical entry-level jobs require a bachelor’s degree and less than five years’ experience.
Why Study Sport Management?
If you are passionate about sports and have a desire to follow your competitive spirit to a career, then a Sports Management degree could be for you.
The average annual salary for business managers in sport ranges from $42,000 to $108,000, according to Occupational Employment Statistics.
Career Paths
The sport industry offers an abundance of career opportunities in government, private and educational settings. They can include:
• athletic coach
• athletic development specialist
• athletic director
• business development coordinator
• contract Administrator
• contract negotiation manager
• event coordinator
• facilities manager
• statistician
• sports psychologist
• sports agents
• public relations manager
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Program Perspective: Sport Management
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