Which Universities Have Undergraduate Sports Management Degrees?

University of Miami (Florida)

• The University of Miami, located in Coral Gables, offers one of the most notable Sport Management programs for undergraduate students in the country. Choosing to take part in this major not only teaches students about a wide range of topics in the sports world, but it also allows for the opportunity to meet various figures in the sports world through guest speakers, seminars, and internships because of the athletic traditions of the institution and of the city of Miami. Some of the topics that are covered in the Sports Management program are Facilities Management, Sports Psychology, Sports Marketing, Issues in Sports and Sports Budgeting.

  University of Miami (Florida)
  5202 Univerisity Drive
  Coral Gables, Florida, 33146
  305-284-2211
  miami.edu

Univerisity of Massachusetts-Amherst

• The University of Massachusetts, Amherst branch, offers a noteworthy Sports Management program within the Isenberg School of Management. Created in 1971, it is the second oldest program in the country. It has a large internship database that is made available for students in a sports-heavy northeastern United States along with an extensive member alumni directory to provide opportunities and guidance for undergraduates of Massachusetts-Amherst. Some of the topics that are covered in the Sports Management Program are Sports Law, Sport History, Sociology of Sport and Foundations of Business and Management.

  University of Massachusetts (Amherst)
  256 Sunset Ave.
  Amherst, MA 01003
  413-545-4824
  umass.edu

Bowling Green State University

• Bowling Green State University, located in Bowling Green, Ohio, is another institution that offers an exceptional Sports Management program for undergraduate students. It is part of the School of Education at Bowling Green, offering one of the largest and most diversified programs with a notable reputation on the national level. The program actively implements the use of field experience through internships as part of the each undergraduate's curriculum to positively benefit students in addition to what they are able to learn in a classroom. Some of the topics that are covered in the Sports Management Program are Sport Marketing, Sport Communication and Sport Enterprise.

  Bowling Green State University
  110 McFall Center
  Bowling Green, OH, 43403
  419-372-BGSU (ex. 2478)
  bgsu.edu