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See the degree grade →An MBA with a Sport Management specialization that applies core business principles to the sport industry through a 9-credit grouping of three courses and practical field experiences. Suited to students aiming for operational, marketing, administrative or facility roles in professional, collegiate, school or municipal sport settings.
The Sport Management specialization is the application of business concepts to the sport sector and is delivered as a 9-hour grouping of three classes designed to meet accreditation guidelines established by the Committee on Sport Management Accreditation (COSMA). The specialization is embedded within Ashland University's AACSB- and ACBSP-accredited MBA program and emphasizes applied field experiences with close faculty mentoring.
The specialization consists of three courses totaling nine credit hours that focus on translating business skills into sport-specific settings. Students complete multiple field experiences that let them practise skills in real sport organizations while receiving guidance from faculty.
Applicants must hold an undergraduate degree. Some specialization courses carry prerequisites. Courses are delivered via the Blackboard learning management system, which houses videos, syllabi, assignments and communication tools.
Graduates are prepared for a range of in-demand roles across the sport industry, including positions in professional sports, intercollegiate and high school athletics, campus and municipal recreation, sport marketing and promotions, sport administration, and facility and event management.
Tuition is charged per course ($2,595) or per credit hour ($865). Financing options are available through the university Financial Aid Office; prospective students should contact financial aid for scholarship, loan and payment-plan information.
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