Bachelor Of Sport Management in Camosun College, Canada

Bachelor Of Sport Management in Camosun College

Dynamic, applied learning for future leaders in sport management

We'll prepare you with a strong foundation in business, sport and industry relevant learning to excel as professionals in the sport management industry.

Work experience

Put your skills to work and gain valuable experience in the sport management industry. Internships are optional for diploma students. Degree students have the choice between a 100-hour work experience or 300-hour internship.

Applied learning focused on management; event and program design, delivery and assessment; facility and resource management; organizational leadership; athlete and coach development; and sport as a vehicle for change.

What to expect

Our Sport Management programs are located on the Interurban campus with most classes taking place in the Pacific Institute for Sport Excellence (PISE) building. After completion of all courses in the first two years, you can exit with a diploma and/or continue into third and fourth year of study to complete your degree.

 

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