MBA Business Administration with Professional Placement
The MBA Business Administration with Professional Placement program at UCLan is designe...
Preston Campus
INTAKE: September
The MSc Sport Business Management program at UCLan is a comprehensive and specialized course that delves into various aspects of sports management, including business, marketing, and leadership. It prepares students for diverse roles within the sports industry and enables them to make a meaningful impact.
Sports Industry Insights: Students gain a deep understanding of the sports industry, its stakeholders, and its global reach.
Business Fundamentals: The program covers essential business concepts and practices tailored to the sports sector, including finance, accounting, and strategic management.
Sports Marketing: Students learn about sports marketing strategies, sponsorship, and fan engagement to promote sports events and brands effectively.
Sports Law and Ethics: The curriculum explores legal and ethical issues in sports, helping students navigate complex regulatory frameworks.
Sports Event Management: Students are equipped with the skills needed to plan, organize, and execute successful sports events, from local competitions to international tournaments.
Financial Management: Understanding financial planning, budgeting, and revenue generation is crucial for sports organizations, and this program covers these areas comprehensively.
Leadership and Management: Leadership skills are honed to prepare students for managerial roles within sports organizations, focusing on effective team management and decision-making.
Sports Analytics: The program introduces students to data analysis and its application in sports performance evaluation and business decision-making.
Global Sports Business: International perspectives on sports business are emphasized, considering the global nature of the industry.
Sports Entrepreneurship: Students explore opportunities for innovation and entrepreneurship in the sports sector.
Digital Marketing in Sports: The curriculum includes digital marketing strategies and social media management for sports organizations.
Research and Analysis: Research skills are developed through coursework, enabling students to critically analyze sports management theories and practices.
Professional Development: The program may offer opportunities for internships, placements, or industry collaborations to enhance students' practical experience.
Preston Campus
IELTS 6.5
£ 14500
Postgraduate Entry Requirement:
Students must provide:
Work experience: Some postgraduate courses may require relevant work experience in the field.
It is important to note that meeting the minimum entry requirements does not guarantee admission, as the university considers factors such as availability of places and competition for the program. Additionally, some courses may have higher entry requirements or additional selection criteria, such as interviews or portfolio submissions.
Scholarships for International Students at the University of Central Lancashire (UCLan):
It is important to note that the availability, eligibility criteria, and application deadlines for scholarships may vary each year.
Graduates of the MSc Sport Business Management program at UCLan are well-prepared for a wide range of exciting and dynamic career opportunities within the sports industry.
Sports Marketing Manager: Planning and executing marketing campaigns for sports teams, events, or brands.
Sports Event Manager: Managing the logistics and operations of sports events, from local competitions to international tournaments.
Sports Business Analyst: Analyzing data and trends to provide insights and recommendations for sports organizations.
Sports Finance Manager: Overseeing the financial aspects of sports organizations, including budgeting and revenue generation.
Sports Development Officer: Working in community sports programs or sports governing bodies to promote participation and talent development.
Sports Entrepreneur: Creating and managing sports-related startups or businesses.
Sports Consultant: Providing expert advice and consultancy services to sports organizations seeking to improve their operations.
Sports Facility Manager: Managing sports venues, stadiums, and facilities.
Sports Agent: Representing athletes and negotiating contracts with teams and sponsors.
Sports Media and Communications Specialist: Working in sports journalism, public relations, or broadcasting.
Sports Governance and Compliance Officer: Ensuring that sports organizations adhere to regulations and ethical standards.
Sports Researcher or Academic: Pursuing a career in sports research or academia, contributing to the knowledge and development of the field.