Sports Management
Sports Management involves the management of all the business-related matters related to sports. Sports Management involves handling all the administrative aspects of sports teams, sports clubs, athletes, sportspersons, sports venues, and sports events. Sports Management is required at all levels where sports are played.
RUDDERLY MENTORSHIP PROGRAM
Professions from the industry take you under their wing. Personalised 1-1 mentorship
1 ON 1 TIME WITH SUCCESSFUL PROFESSIONALS ACROSS INDUSTRIES
IMMERSIVE MENTORSHIP STRUCTURE WITH A REAL WORLD ASSIGNMENT, TO GIVE YOU A SNEAK PEAK
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KEY SKILLS
Effective Communicator
Mastery and Passion
Selflessness
Sensitivity
Teamwork
Decision Maker
Trustworthiness
Humility
Analytical Mindset
Creativity
Time Management
Organization
Problem Solving
Leadership
Adaptability
Active Listening
Work Ethic
PROS
A Sports Management degree allows you to follow your passion for the sports world while also making a living in it.
There is a strong industry growth as the sports industry continues to grow in many different directions as sports evolve to find new market niches
Job flexibility.
Sports can management can be fun.
You get to travel and experience.
CONS
Sports Management involves hectic jobs with longer working hours on average.
Taking care of teams and making sure that everything runs smoothly behind the scenes is a daunting task.
Since sports is a flourishing field, there is a lot of competition.
Weird work hours it's not like 9-5 job.
It is thus one of the toughest job markets to get into.
OPPORTUNITY TYPES
GOT WHAT IT TAKES?
Companies
Freelancer
Agencies
Events Athletics
Administrator
Sport Marketer
Sport Agent
Sport Lawyer
Athletic Coach
Athletic Director
You love sports and know everything related to it.
You know how to oversee all of the business operations for a sports team or organization.
You know how to create player contracts or negotiating player trades, managing the organization’s budget including travel and uniform cost.
You know how to get participating in press conferences, scheduling athletic events, monitoring ticket sales, and other duties specific to the position and organization.