PROGRAM TYPE
On Campus

DEGREES
BS

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Elzbieta Manos

Chair, School of Business and Associate Professor of Business
Business Administration
(508) 849-3437
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Sport Management | BS

Program Outcomes

A diverse curriculum in sport management leads to opportunities ranging from an operations position with a professional sports team/organization, collegiate athletic department, or high school AD to facility/event management, fundraising for nonprofits, or working for one of the many industries that serves the $400 billion plus per year sports industry.

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Curriculum Map

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Minor

Required Courses

  • BUS 223 Sport Marketing
  • BUS 262 Sport Management
  • BUS 301 Sport Ethics
  • Three upper-level (300–400-level) sport electives.

Program Learning Outcomes

Students in the Sport Management Major will demonstrate:

  • Demonstrate effective  knowledge of the foundations of sport management
  • Apply critical thinking skills, leadership, and management skills
  • Explain the major concepts, theories, and practices of business, i.e. finance, accounting, marketing, economics, and legal aspects, as they relate to the sport industry
  • Apply ethical reasoning and decision-making relating to sport management
  • Compose and present effective forms of professional communication

Meet Our Faculty

Bailey Braga

Lecturer
Business

Bobby Hazelton

Lecturer
School of Professional Studies

Elzbieta Manos

Chair, School of Business and Associate Professor of Business
Business Administration
(508) 849-3437

Michael Morgan

Professor of Practice Business and Sports Management Programs
Business Administration
(508) 849-3318

Linda Marie Nolin, MBA, ACB

Director of Graduate Business Programs, Professor of Practice in Business
Business Administration
(508) 849-3272

Brian O'Brien

Lecturer
School of Professional Studies

Thomas Perry

Lecturer
Business

Paul Phillips

Assistant Athletics Director for Student Success and Community Engagement
Athletics