Sport Administration (two-year)

Program overview

The Sport Administration program at Durham College is designed to equip students with essential skills and knowledge related to the Canadian sports industry. This program focuses on various administrative aspects and sport-related fields, ensuring that graduates are well-prepared to enter the workforce. Students will gain a comprehensive understanding of the sports sector, which includes both theoretical and practical components, fostering a strong foundation for a successful career in sports administration.

Program structure

The Sport Administration program is structured to be completed over a period of four semesters. This full-time program is delivered in person, allowing students to engage directly with instructors and peers, enhancing their learning experience. The program includes various options to enrich the educational journey, such as:

• Co-operative education opportunities, providing real-world experience in the sports industry.
• Hands-on learning experiences that prepare students for practical challenges in sports administration.

Students will benefit from a curriculum that is regularly updated to reflect the dynamic nature of the sports sector, ensuring that they are learning relevant and applicable skills.

Featured Experiences

• Co-op placements that allow students to gain valuable work experience in the sports industry.
• Opportunities for hands-on learning through various projects and collaborations with industry partners.
• Access to guest speakers and industry professionals who share insights and experiences from the field.
• Participation in events and activities that enhance networking opportunities within the sports community.

Career Options

• Sports Administrator: Oversee the operations of sports organizations, managing budgets, staff, and events.
• Event Coordinator: Plan and execute sports events, ensuring all logistical aspects are handled efficiently.
• Marketing Specialist: Develop marketing strategies to promote sports teams, events, and programs.
• Facility Manager: Manage sports facilities, ensuring they are maintained and operated effectively for events and activities.
• Sports Agent: Represent athletes in negotiations and contracts, helping them secure opportunities and endorsements.

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