Master of Education - Intercollegiate and Professional Sport Management - Professional Sport

• Intercollegiate Athletics Track
• Professional Sports Track

Upon completion of this program, graduates will be able to:

• Apply critical thinking and ethical decision-making skills to contemporary leadership, management, policy, governance, and legal issues within the sport context.
• Explain and interpret historical inequities in sport and how preconceived notions of sexuality, race and ethnicity, achievement, and competition often result in overt and covert discrimination within sport organizations.
• Apply personal, interpersonal, and team-based skills required to:
• Effectively manage and lead a diverse workforce within the context of a sport organization, and
• Make a positive impact on sport organizations within regional, national, and global communities.
• Develop policies informed by data that can create a lasting organizational culture that values diversity and continues to provide opportunities to all consumers, constituents, and stakeholders.
• Apply the concepts, models, strategies, and language required to effectively manage and lead a sport organization.
• Critique, evaluate, and use scholarship to inform policy and practice.