Bachelor of International Management - Sports Management

Undergraduate Entry Requirements

Academic Qualifications: Applicants for undergraduate programs typically require a minimum academic achievement of 55% or above in their previous academic qualifications.

English Language Proficiency:

• IELTS/TOEFL can be waived off. MOI (Medium of instruction- English) letter is required.

Geneva Business School is providing financial support to international students through various scholarship opportunities. These scholarships are designed to help talented students pursue their education in Spain, regardless of their financial background. The school offers a range of scholarships based on academic merit, financial need, and specific criteria related to individual programs.

Merit-Based Scholarships: Geneva Business School offers merit-based scholarships to international students who demonstrate exceptional academic performance. These scholarships are awarded to students who have outstanding grades in previous studies and show potential for success in their chosen program. The scholarship percentage varies depending on the applicant’s achievements.

Need-Based Scholarships: For international students with financial challenges, Geneva Business School offers need-based scholarships. These scholarships are intended to assist students who may find it difficult to cover tuition and living expenses in Spain. To apply for a need-based scholarship, students must demonstrate financial need through the submission of relevant documents.

Early Application Scholarships: Students who apply early for admission to Geneva Business School may be eligible for early application scholarships. These scholarships reward students who demonstrate their commitment to starting their studies ahead of the standard application timeline.

Diversity Scholarships: In line with its international education and cultural diversity, Geneva Business School offers diversity scholarships to students from underrepresented countries. This scholarship is aimed at encouraging a more global and multicultural student body.

Alumni Scholarships: Geneva Business School provides scholarships for international students who are part of a family with previous graduates from the school. Alumni scholarships are an excellent way for returning students to benefit from their family’s connection with the institution.

Graduates of the Bachelor of International Management - Sports Management program at Geneva Business School, Spain, are well-equipped to pursue a variety of career paths in the dynamic and ever-growing sports industry. With a combination of management expertise and specialized knowledge in sports, students are prepared to take on leadership roles across a wide range of sports-related fields.

Sports Manager: Sports managers oversee the operations of sports teams, leagues, or organizations, ensuring the smooth functioning of daily activities, finances, marketing, and events. They manage everything from logistics to strategic planning and are responsible for making key business decisions that drive the success of the organization.

Event Manager: Sports event managers are responsible for organizing and coordinating sports events, ranging from local tournaments to international competitions. They manage logistics, sponsorships, marketing, and ensure that events run smoothly and within budget, often working with teams, sponsors, and media outlets.

Sports Marketing Manager: Sports marketing managers design and implement marketing strategies to promote teams, athletes, and sports events. They work to build brand awareness, attract sponsorships, and engage fans through both traditional and digital marketing channels. Their role is critical in boosting the visibility and profitability of sports organizations.

Athlete Management/Agent: Athlete managers or sports agents represent professional athletes, negotiating contracts, securing endorsement deals, and managing the overall career development of their clients. They work to enhance the athlete’s image, ensure financial security, and advocate on their behalf in contract negotiations.

Sponsorship Manager: Sponsorship managers work with brands to secure sponsorship deals for sports teams, athletes, or events. They ensure that these sponsorships provide mutual benefits, managing relationships between brands and sports organizations to maximize exposure and return on investment.

Sports Analyst: Sports analysts provide insights and forecasts on sports performance, trends, and statistics. They analyze data from various sports events, helping teams, coaches, and organizations make data-driven decisions regarding player performance, game strategies, and market positioning.

Sports Operations Manager: Sports operations managers are responsible for overseeing the day-to-day operations of sports venues, clubs, or federations. They handle scheduling, staffing, maintenance, and budget management, ensuring that everything runs efficiently and meets organizational goals.

Sports Financial Manager: Sports financial managers handle budgeting, forecasting, and financial planning for sports organizations. They track income and expenses, assess financial risks, and help ensure financial sustainability while maintaining profitability. They work with teams, clubs, and sports federations to manage finances effectively.

Public Relations Manager: Public relations (PR) managers in the sports industry focus on maintaining and improving the public image of teams, athletes, and organizations. They craft communication strategies, handle media relations, and manage crises, ensuring that the public perception of their client remains positive.

Sports Facility Manager: Sports facility managers are responsible for overseeing sports venues such as stadiums, arenas, and training centers. They manage everything from scheduling events to ensuring the safety and maintenance of facilities, and they work closely with sports teams, vendors, and event planners.

Sports Lawyer: Sports lawyers provide legal services for athletes, sports teams, and organizations. They handle contract negotiations, endorsement deals, intellectual property issues, and labor law, ensuring that legal compliance is maintained in all sports-related matters.

Corporate Sponsorship Executive: Corporate sponsorship executives secure corporate partnerships for sports organizations and events. They work with companies to negotiate sponsorship deals, manage brand activations, and help enhance the visibility of the sports property they represent.

Fitness and Wellness Manager: Fitness and wellness managers work in sports clubs, gyms, or wellness centers, managing health programs, training staff, and ensuring that clients have access to high-quality fitness experiences. They may also develop wellness programs for athletes or sports teams to enhance performance and recovery.

Sports Journalist/Commentator: Sports journalists or commentators report on sports events, conduct interviews, and provide commentary for television, radio, or digital platforms. They analyze and share sports news, trends, and insights, making them an integral part of the sports media landscape.

Esports Manager: Esports managers work within the rapidly growing industry of competitive video gaming. They oversee esports teams, organize tournaments, handle sponsorships, and work with game publishers and broadcasters to grow the esports sector globally.