Sport Management
Master of Management in Sport Management
UTS course code: C04062
Testamur title: Master of Management in Sport Management
Abbreviation: MM
Course fee: $1,600 per subject (local); $7,100 per semester (international)
Total credit points: 72
Graduate Diploma in Sport Management
UTS course code: C07029
Testamur title: Graduate Diploma in Sport Management
Abbreviation: GradDipSportM
Course fee: $1,600 per subject (local); $7,100 per semester (international)
Total credit points: 48
Graduate Certificate in Sport Management
UTS course code: C11037
Testamur title: Graduate Certificate in Sport Management
Abbreviation: GradCertSportM
Course fee: $1,600 per subject (local); $7,100 per semester (international)
Total credit points: 24
Course aims
Admission requirements
Attendance
Course duration
Course program
Other information
Due to the rapid expansion of the sport industry, there is an increasing demand for management professionals who can deliver sports services to all sectors of the community. There is a need for sports managers who have an understanding of the specialist context in which sport is played and organised, and the knowledge and skills necessary to effectively manage in a volatile economic, political, social and legal environment.
The Sport Management program offers a combination of core and elective subjects designed to provide specific training in sport management, including: sport marketing, accounting practices, sport and the law, public relations management, event and facility management, and research methods. It also provides the theoretical knowledge needed to understand the changing nature of the Australian sport environment.
The Graduate Certificate provides a basic introduction to the sport industry environment in Australia and an introduction to basic management skills.
The Graduate Diploma is designed to develop critical, interpretive and problem-solving skills and to provide a broad coverage of the sport management field. It also provides some opportunity for the development of specific interests.
The Master of Management program is an advanced program of study providing students with the opportunity to further develop their special interests and to complete a significant project in any area related to sport management.
Graduate Certificate
- A degree from a recognised university or other higher education institution
or
- Extensive relevant work experience and evidence of a general capacity to undertake tertiary education
Graduate Diploma
- A degree from a recognised university or other higher education institution
or
- Satisfactory completion of the relevant Graduate Certificate
Master of Management
- A degree from a recognised university or other higher education institution
or
- Completion of a relevant Graduate Diploma from UTS or other recognised higher education institution
or
- Completion of a relevant Graduate Certificate from UTS or other recognised higher education institution, with at least a Credit average
The Sport Management program is offered at Kuring-gai campus, although subjects may also be selected from among those offered at City campus (Haymarket).
The Graduate Certificate is a one-year, part-time course.
The Graduate Diploma is a two-year, part-time, or one-year, full-time course.
The Master of Management is a three-year, part-time, or two-year, full-time course.
Sport Management |
Graduate Certificate (C11037) |
Graduate Diploma (C07029) |
Master's (C04062) |
Subject no. |
Subject name |
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27715 |
Sport Management |
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22784 |
Accounting: Concepts and Applications |
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27716 |
Sport Marketing |
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27718 |
Sport and the Law |
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27765 |
Event Management |
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xxxxx |
Elective |
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27707 |
Applied Research Methods |
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27717 |
Venue Management |
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27762 |
Sport Management Seminar |
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27770 |
Project Preparation |
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xxxxx |
Elective |
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27946 |
Master's Project |
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Credit points |
24 |
48 |
72 |
Electives
Electives available within the program may be chosen from a wide range of subjects offered by the School of Leisure, Sport and Tourism, from other schools in the Faculty of Business, or from other faculties at UTS. Approval for electives outside the School of Leisure, Sport and Tourism should be sought from the Course Director.
Further course information is available from the Faculty of Business website at:
www.business.uts.edu.au/courses
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