Cost & earnings at Wisconsin Lutheran College What students borrow here, and what they go on to earn
A Master’s program that develops practical and managerial skills for careers in sports, recreation and facility operations. Suited to practitioners aiming to move into coaching, athletic administration, events, marketing or facility leadership, it combines industry-focused topics with online, flexible delivery.
Coursework covers core areas relevant to operating and leading in the sports industry. Topics explicitly included in the program description are:
Students choose one of two emphases—Sports Management or Sports Coaching—to tailor their study toward administrative leadership or hands-on coaching practice.
The program page does not list formal admissions criteria. Prospective applicants are invited to express interest and complete the online application; for specific prerequisites or documentation requirements, contact the program office or apply through the college’s admission process.
The program positions graduates for a range of roles across sports and recreation, including athletic director, coach or director, sports event coordinator, marketing or media relations specialist, stadium or facilities operations director, recreation director/manager, promotion director, sports information director, sportscaster, and fitness club manager. Emphasis choice helps focus preparation toward either management/operations or coaching.
The published program text does not state scholarship amounts or funding mechanisms. Interested students should consult Wisconsin Lutheran College’s financial aid office and program contacts for information on scholarships, assistantships, employer tuition assistance, and other funding options.
Carrie Ogonowski, Program Director; Sam Wrobel, Instructor — contact details are provided on the program page for admissions and advising inquiries.
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