Sport Management Bachelor's Degree

Program Overview

The Bachelor of Sport Management is a dynamic applied degree program designed to prepare graduates for successful careers in the sport management industry. This program is unique as it is the only one of its kind in Western Canada, offering students a comprehensive education that combines business, marketing, and sport management knowledge. Students can start their studies in September, January, or May, making it flexible for various schedules. The program emphasizes practical learning, ensuring that graduates are well-equipped to lead and manage in diverse sport contexts.

Program Structure

The Bachelor of Sport Management program spans a 4-year period, providing students with a robust foundation in both theoretical and practical aspects of sport management. The program structure includes:

• Full-time and part-time study options available
• Co-op and internship opportunities to gain real-world experience
• Capstone learning experiences integrated throughout the program
• International study opportunities through exchanges and field studies

Students will engage in a variety of learning experiences, including internships with organizations such as the Canadian Sport Institute and Pacific Institute for Sport Education. The program is designed to develop analytical and strategic thinking skills, preparing students to manage effectively in various sport environments.

Featured Experiences

• Co-op and internship opportunities to apply skills in real-world settings
• Capstone learning experiences that enhance employability
• Internships with notable organizations like Victoria Royals and Rugby Canada
• International exchange programs to countries such as Wales and the Czech Republic
• Field study opportunities that combine learning with cultural exploration

Career Options

Graduates of the Bachelor of Sport Management program can pursue a variety of career paths in the sport industry, including:

• Sport Manager: Oversee operations and management of sports teams or organizations.
• Event Coordinator: Plan and execute sporting events, ensuring all logistics are managed effectively.
• Marketing Specialist: Develop marketing strategies to promote sports teams, events, or products.
• Facility Manager: Manage sports facilities, ensuring they are maintained and operated efficiently.
• Program Developer: Create and implement sports programs for various organizations, focusing on community engagement and participation.

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