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MEd Human Movement, Sport and Leisure Studies, Specialization in Sport Administration, Bowling Green State University

Bowling Green - Ohio, Ohio

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24 Months

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About this course

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The Sport Administration specialization within the Master of Education in Human Movement, Sport and Leisure Studies at BGSU in Ohio is a two-year program designed to prepare students for careers in various aspects of sports business. The program covers industry problems, evidence-based practices, and fan engagement strategies. It is highly regarded, with accreditation from the Commission on Sport Management Accreditation (COSMA), and offers opportunities to work with active research faculty on industry-relevant projects, including trips to places like the Olympic Training Center.

Why this course is highly recommended

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The program is accredited by COSMA and has a strong focus on practical experience, with graduate assistantships available at various campus sites. The university's reputation for career preparation and the opportunity to learn from top industry experts make it a compelling choice for students looking to succeed in the sports industry, which in the U.S. alone is valued at over $400 billion.

Specialisation

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This program specifically offers a specialization in Sport Administration, focusing on areas such as sport licensing, marketing, and business operations within the sports industry.

Course fees

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Application fees

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1st year tuition fees

12.48L

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Living cost

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Degree requirements

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Students are required to complete a culminating thesis, project, or comprehensive exam. The curriculum allows students to tailor their focus through courses in areas like marketing, business administration, and psychology, alongside core sport administration courses.
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English language test

IELTS

6.5

PTE

53

DUOLINGO

110

TOEFL

71

Career prospects

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Graduates are equipped to work in various roles across the sports industry, including marketing, ticketing, licensing, operations, communications, and facilities management. Career paths include sports marketing, compliance, sponsorship sales, public relations, and HR management in sports organizations at professional, collegiate, semi-professional, and high school levels.

FAQs

Is the program accredited?

Yes, the program is accredited by the Commission on Sport Management Accreditation (COSMA).

Are assistantships available?

Yes, graduate assistantships are available within the School of Applied Human Development and other campus sites, helping students gain practical experience while studying.