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Sport Management

1 Study option · UndergraduateCentral area campus

Course summary

Sport is a rapidly expanding global business. Our unique BSc Sport Management degree will prepare you for a career in this exciting industry.

Immerse yourself in a dynamic programme that blends theory with real-world experience. With a diverse range of courses on offer throughout your time on the programme, BSc Sport Management equips you with the tools you need to transform your passion for sport into a lifelong profession.

What you will learn

In the course of studying sport management, you will learn about:

  • the principles of management at operational and strategic levels

  • policy and governance across and within the sports industry

  • the value and purpose of sport in society

  • the role of marketing and communication in sport

  • the social, cultural and economic importance of sport

  • the intersections between sport and technology

  • a range of contemporary and global issues in sport

  • the relationship between sport and other industries, including health, education, and tourism and heritage

  • a range of research methods and traditions

Programme benefits

  • The University benefits from strong connections with a range of major sports organisations. These provide excellent placement opportunities and guest speakers to enhance your learning.

  • Deepen your understanding of sport management in practice during professional placement in Year 2 with a local, national, or international sports organisation.

  • You can choose to study abroad in Year 3.

  • We have state-of-the-art research equipment and excellent facilities, including a specialised building in the city centre with sports biomechanics and exercise physiology labs.

  • Many of our students have managed to combine studying with successful sporting careers. Professional athletes who have studied with us include:

  • Sir Chris Hoy, Olympic gold medallist

  • Kelly Brown, former Scotland Rugby Captain

  • Sarah Adlington, Commonwealth gold medallist

  • Grace Reid, Olympic diver

How to apply

Application codes

Course code:
NS30
Institution code:
E56

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85 Go onto work and study

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