Sport Management puts business theory into the context of sports industries, with common features such as marketing, finance, events operations, sponsorship, sport law, leadership and internship.
I. What do you read?
Brock's Bachelor of Report Management emphasizes the application of business sources, principales and practices to reports industry, and arranges for senior-level placements with internships.
What's the difference with Kinesiology?
Kinesiology prefers physical activity, physical science, biology and health. The report is closer to business, brands, games, clubs, sponsorships, stadiums and organization management.
III. How do you prepare for high school?
English and mathematics are usually important. Take Brock, for example, Ontario's application requires ENG4U with a door to 4U Math. In addition to this, the experience of teams, games, associations, volunteers or sports industries helps you to understand whether this industry really suits you.
For what students?
People who like sports but at the same time have an interest in commerce, marketing, activities, media, sponsorship or organization. It's not enough to judge what's right for this department.
V. Common career
Group operations, race management, business development, sponsorship and partnership, sports brokers, stadiums, community relations, national/regional sports organizations.
