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Last updated on 2025-03-18

Program overview

Program Overview

If your passion is sport, recreation, and active living, our top-ranked Sport Management and Leadership program is designed just for you! This program offers numerous hands-on learning opportunities, including co-op placements, internships, simulations, research, and community outreach. We prepare you to effectively deliver sports programs, execute events, operate facilities, and market sports to both participant and spectator audiences. Our dedicated faculty will provide you with valuable networking opportunities, helping you to become a leader in the sport industry. Impressively, 98% of our graduates find employment within the first six months after graduation, showcasing the demand for our skilled alumni in various sectors of the sport industry.

Program Structure

The Bachelor of Sport Management and Leadership program is structured to provide a comprehensive education in the field of sports management. Key details of the program include:

  • Program Length: Honours 4-Year Program
  • Credits: Specific credit requirements are determined by the curriculum, ensuring a well-rounded education.
  • Co-op Opportunities: Students can apply for co-op placements during their first year, allowing for practical experience in the industry.
  • Thesis Option: A thesis may be available for students interested in research.

This program is designed to equip students with the necessary skills and knowledge to thrive in various roles within the sport management sector.

Featured Experiences

  • Hands-on learning through co-op placements and internships.
  • Simulations and research projects that enhance practical skills.
  • Community outreach initiatives that foster real-world experience.
  • Unique integration of Kinesiology and Athletics/Recreation, providing diverse opportunities for involvement.

Career Options

Graduates of the Bachelor of Sport Management and Leadership program can pursue a variety of exciting career paths in Canada, including:

  • Sport Events Coordinator: Responsible for planning and executing sporting events, ensuring all logistics are managed effectively.
  • Sport Marketing Manager: Focuses on promoting sports teams or events, developing marketing strategies to engage audiences.
  • Recreation Supervisor: Oversees recreational programs and facilities, ensuring a safe and enjoyable environment for participants.
  • Sport Journalist/Broadcaster: Covers sports news and events, providing insights and commentary through various media platforms.
  • Executive Director of a National or Provincial Sport Organization: Leads and manages the operations of sport organizations, focusing on governance and policy development.

 

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