Master in Executive Sport Management (Online)

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The Master in Executive Sport Management is a 2-year online program for professionals in the sports industry or those seeking a career change. This Master's degree helps you understand contemporary issues in sports management.

The curriculum covers topics like profitability, diversity, and ethics in sports, as well as applied skills. You will learn from faculty who are leaders in their fields and take online courses that are generally eight weeks long.

Graduates can pursue careers as Sports Marketing Managers, Athletic Directors, Sports Agents, or Facility Managers. They can work in sports teams, leagues, or universities, helping to manage and promote sports events and programs.