Sport Management| Major

About the Sport Management Program at Lake Erie College

The Sport Management Program is an interdisciplinary course of study designed to combine general management skills with the specific demands of sports organizations. The curriculum blends business-focused courses with an in-depth understanding of the social, economic, legal, and communication aspects of sport on both domestic and global levels. Students learn the history, legality, economics, and communication systems involved in sports, providing a comprehensive view of the industry's management practices.

Graduate Preparation

The intensive curriculum incorporates collaborative projects, case studies, and internships that prepare students to become future leaders in the business world. All programs offered by the School of Business are excellent preparation for further graduate-level study.

Internships

Internships across various fields allow students to integrate their classroom learning with real-world experience, opening doors to potential career opportunities. Lake Erie College focuses on students' personal, intellectual, and professional development, ensuring that graduates are well-prepared for the workforce. Employers value Lake Erie College business graduates for their strong analytical and communication skills, practical teamwork orientation, and initiative.

Requirements for the Major

Students are required to complete 48 semester credits, including the following courses:

• Accounting Principles I

• Principles of Macroeconomics

• Principles of Microeconomics

• Corporation Finance

• Introduction to Management

• Business Statistics

• Organizational Behavior

• Introduction to Sport Management

• Sport Marketing and Communications

• Sport Communication

• Sport Facility Planning, Operations, and Management

• Legal Issues in Sports

• Leadership in Sports

• Sport Policy Development