Business of Football | University Academy 92 (UA92)

Course summary

Update: From 2026, students joining us on this course, will be primarily located at the iconic Old Trafford Stadium, home of Manchester United, and approximately 800m from the UA92 Main Campus.

The BSc (Hons) Business of Football degree will set you up for an exciting career in the multi-billion dollar, global industry, of football business.

Imagine yourself working behind the scenes at your favourite club; developing strategies to increase your fanbase, attracting sponsors, managing finances, organising events, engaging with communities, or identifying the next generation of superstars.

This course gives you a 360-view of the business side of football, from club management and operations to marketing and data analysis. It also places a strong emphasis on the link between on-field performance, off the field club management and the wider club community development.

Get ready to dive into real-world scenarios, unpack the secrets of success and prepare to tackle industry challenges head-on. When you graduate, you’ll be equipped with the knowledge and skills to thrive in the fast-paced world of professional football.

How to apply

Application codes

Course code:: N841
Institution code:: U01

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