Build management and business skills for the sport and recreation sector through real-world learning, industry-focused projects, and teamwork-based assignments. You’ll graduate prepared for roles in facilities, events, marketing, and recreation services—whether in professional sport, community programs, or entrepreneurship.
The Sport and Recreation Management program at the University of Waterloo equips students with essential management and business skills tailored for the sport and recreation sector. Through hands-on learning, industry-driven projects, and collaborative assignments, graduates are well-prepared to excel in various roles within facilities, events, marketing, and recreation services, spanning professional sports, community programs, and entrepreneurship.
The program's core curriculum encompasses a diverse range of subjects, including:
Students engage in applied components that emphasize planning and delivering experiences, teamwork, and the practical application of management concepts in real-world contexts.
Note: Course availability and sequencing may vary by term and academic year. Students are advised to consult the University of Waterloo program calendar for the latest degree requirements.
Currently, there are no specific GRE, GMAT, or GPA grading score requirements for this program.
Graduates of the Sport and Recreation Management program can pursue various career paths in areas such as recreation and leisure services, sport operations, event management, facility management, marketing, and entrepreneurship, equipping them to thrive in a dynamic and growing industry.
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