Sport Management

Top 5 Reasons to Study Sport Management at the University of Minnesota

1. Located in a major sport market area including: multiple professional teams, near the National Sports Center, top advertising and sport marketing organizations and other exciting opportunities and connections.

2. World renowned faculty who are engaging and committed to students' success, as well as amazing advisers and career counselors that support you throughout your experience in the program.

3. Ability to create your supporting coursework to enhance your education and gear it toward your individual interests and passion.

4. Strong focus on gaining experience inside and outside the classroom, providing strong skills and knowledge for success within the college and after college.

5. Major courses that provide you with a large variety of knowledge to prepare you to be successful in any sport environment.

The world of sport is constantly growing and changing. Students who are interested in working with professional, collegiate or community sports and athletic organizations will gain knowledge and experience in the many aspects of sport, enabling them to find a career path that will excite and challenge them.The University of Minnesota Sport Management program prepares students to learn about the exciting and developing business of sport through multiple outlets:

  • Ethics and Law
  • Management and Organization
  • Diversity in Sport
  • Sales and Fundraising
  • Marketing and Business
  • Facilities and Event Operation

Outside of the classroom students in the Sport Management program gain hands-on experience preparing them to enter to the workforce. Students gain valuable experience and connections through:

  • Job Shadowing and Networking
  • Study Abroad and National Student Exchange
  • Research and Involvement
  • Practical Experience/Practicum

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Last modified on 10/19/2011