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Bournemouth University · Part-time

Sport Business Leadership

Advance your knowledge of the sport business industry and how it is led by individuals and teams. Learn to critically assess and act on a range of global issues that have implications for the success of sport businesses and leadership. Why study MSc Sport Busi…

MSc2 yearsPart-time

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Faculty of Business and Law · Biological and sport sciences

Advance your knowledge of the sport business industry and how it is led by individuals and teams. Learn to critically assess and act on a range of global issues that have implications for the success of sport businesses and leadership. Why study MSc Sport Business Leadership at BU? - Expand your knowledge about a range of sport business and leadership theories to analyse the strategic leadership of sport organisations - Choose to complete a 30-week work placement to enhance employability and improve your performance as a sport business leader - Learn from a team of research-active expert academics who have strong ties with industry - Benefit from the flexibility to study this course part-time or full-time - Engage and network with industry guest speakers, who offer specific sport management knowledge, experience and insights - Graduate with the skills and expertise to succeed in a range of roles in sport business, sport entertainment, and sport leadership. Sports scholarships If you’re a high-performing athlete and on a regional, national or international sports programme, you can apply for one of our sports scholarships – designed to provide you with the funding to take your sporting abilities to the next level.

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A Bachelors Honours degree with 2:2 in any subject, or equivalent. If English is not your first language you'll need IELTS (Academic) 6.0 with a minimum of 5.5 in each component or equivalent.

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