Sport Management (B.A.)

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Graduates of the Sport Management major will be equipped to be servant-leaders in all areas of the sports world. The major emphasizes Christian thinking about the role of sport in the development of individuals and communities. Students in the Sport Management major apply foundational business management skills to the finance, marketing, and management of sport organizations while building a deep understanding of their legal, cultural, and ethical issues.

Completing the sport management major requires the following courses, which have a total of 70 credits.

Sport Management Requirements

ACC 117 - Principles of Financial Accounting (4)
ACC 118 - Principles of Managerial Accounting (4)
BUS 211 - Statistics in Business and Economics (4)
COM 260 - Creating Sports Content (4)
ECO 115 - The Economy (4)
FIN 110 - Personal Financial Analysis (2)
MGT 245 - Principles of Management (4)
MKT 277 - Principles of Marketing (4)
SPT 105 - Introduction to Sport and Recreation Management (4)
SPT 230 - Sport Governance (2)
SPT 235 - Sport for Development (4)
SPT 320 - Sport Law (4)
SPT 325 - Sport Marketing (4)
SPT 330 - Sport Finance (4)
SPT 335 - Management of Sport Organizations (4)
SPT 365 - Critical Issues in Sport (4)
SPT 383 - Facility and Event Management (4)
SPT 391 - History and Philosophy of Sport (2)
SPT 425 - Internship (2-4)

Notes:

Students must continuously maintain a 2.0 GPA within the major.

Double majors within the School of Business are allowed, but students must have at least four courses (16 credits) which are uniquely counted to each major. To complete a major and a minor which are both within the School of Business, at least two courses (8 credits) must be uniquely counted to the minor.

*The BUS 211 requirement can alternatively be satisfied through completion of MAT 220 - Biostatistics ; or MAT 318 - Probability and MAT 319 - Statistics ; or PSY 256 - Research Methods I and PSY 257 - Research Methods II or AP Statistics by permission.