Do you have a passion for sports and an interest in sports industry careers? With a Master of Science in Sport Management from Troy University, you can become a leader in this booming field. Offered both on campus and online, the M.S. in sport management program offers a flexible way to enrich your expertise and advance your sports career.
Whether you want to work in professional sports or break into emerging areas like sports analytics, TROY's sport management master's program provides you with the versatile skill set you need for success. Our graduates work in the NBA, NFL, MLB, NCAA Division I athletics, campus recreation departments, event management and sports marketing companies like Learfield.
Earn your master's in sport management online or in person, or through a blend of both. The thesis option is offered at the Troy Campus and the non-thesis option is offered at both the Troy Campus and TROY Online.
In TROY's sport management master's program, you'll have ample opportunities to build your expertise in sports administration, marketing, events management and other areas. With two internship courses, study abroad opportunities and a focus on practical skills, TROY's program equips you with the skills you need to get ahead in sports industry careers. You'll also learn from expert faculty who bring a rich blend of experience and scholarship to the classroom.
Jobs you can get with a master's in sport management include leadership in amateur or professional sports, event management and recreational facilities. You can also work directly with athletes, in sports marketing and communications or in sport tourism.
As a graduate student in the M.S. in sport management program, you may be eligible for the Dr. Fred and Debi Green Sport Management Scholarship. It was created by long-time professor and sport management program coordinator Dr. Fred Green and his wife Debi to support sport management students.
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