
Master of Business Administration - Sports Management Specialization
The Sports Management curriculum was designed to give students a well-balanced view of the sports industry from a business perspective. Students will study the fundamental concepts, theories, and organization of management as it applies to the field of sports. Program courses are specifically designed to provide students with an understanding of business fundamentals and how to apply these on the job. The HBU MBA in Sports Management prepares students for a career in sports business, rather than just athletics. What the professionals are saying... "In today's business climate and especially in the competitive market of sports business, I believe that obtaining an MBA in Sports Management gives a qualified person an edge that can vault them up the ladder of success if it is combined with hard work and persistence." Alan Litvak "An MBA definitely equipped me with the tools I needed to be successful within the industry. You utilize a good deal of what you have learned in that two year timeframe. Take the challenge, it's worth it!" Joe Branch "When we look for potential employees, we seek people with passion and practical experience. Candidates owning an MBA with an emphasis in Sports Management would stand out from the typical candidates who apply for jobs with the Aeros. HBU's decision to offer a sports MBA is unique and much needed!" Tom Stallings "Get in the Game: the only way to succeed in the complicated world of sports and business is to be prepared - earning an MBA from HBU in Sports Management will provide you with all the tools necessary to handle real world sports management, economic and strategic business issues." Nick Lanza "With the large number of candidates pursuing jobs in sports, an MBA in Sports Management can set you apart from the crowd. In addition to setting you apart, the requirements of the program could be utilized to give you important opportunities to network with sports executives and gain a deeper understanding of managing a sports franchise." Larry Stokes, SPHR Updated 9/11/2009
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