MBA - Sports Management

Program Description

The content and development of this MBA Sports Management has been adjusted to the professional demands that students need in their professional practice. It is aimed at the management and direction of sports organizations, institutions and facilities - both public and private - as well as the design, leadership and development of sports events of any nature or size. At this time of progressive academic adaptation across the European Higher Education Area, it is essential to enlarge UCAM’s postgraduate studies portfolio with a qualitatively high master’s program specifically aimed at obtaining the skills required to compete in a global world. To achieve this, teaching staff has carefully been selected, comprising highly qualified university academics as well as professionals from our country's top sports institutions. This Masters Degree is intended to train future sports managers for the normal function of directing sports organizations, with special emphasis on their management and planning. To this end, the Masters formulates the acquisition of advanced training of a specialized nature, geared towards a professional qualification.

Highlights

This qualification will prepare graduates for both private and public sectors of the job market. There are many careers and opportunities for those who hold a Master’s in Sport Management. You will be prepared to become an entrepreneur or to assume high level leadership positions.

- Graduates can:
- Interpret laws that involve regulations by private and public sports organizations
- Be a leader in managing policies and quality in organizations
- Plan for resources including financial, organizational, and human
- Become a manage for all varieties of sports facilities
- Develop organization skill for all levels of sporting events
- Formulate a marketing and outreach plan for sports

What`s Included

Course
Tuition
Receive the Official Title of a Masters Degree in Sports Management and Direction, in collaboration with the Professional Football League and the Spanish Olympic Committee