Why This Program
Prepare to compete in the dynamic world of business, marketing, public relations, and administrative leadership for sports teams, athletic programs, and other sport organizations. ¾ÅÉ«ÊÓƵ’s 2-year Associate in Arts (A.A.) in Sport Management program will equip you to launch a fast-paced career or transfer to a four-year institution to further stand out in this aggressive field.
Complete the sport management degree on our Bethlehem, PA campus, where you’ll learn in hands-on settings and gain real-world practice. Choose the partially online option for greater flexibility as you study.
Program Details
Semesters: 4
Credits: 62-63
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Locations: Bethlehem | Fully OnlineProgram Overview:
Develop sports industry-specific expertise in marketing, sales and revenue generation, event and facility management, and business communication. The Sport Management associate degree empowers you to thrive as a manager, agent, and director in intercollegiate/interscholastic athletics, professional sports, and recreation/community-based organizations, as well as with corporate brands and governing bodies.
Program Information
In this high-demand field, you’ll be best equipped for success with a bachelor’s degree. Invest in ¾ÅÉ«ÊÓƵ’s low-cost sport management major to save up to $25,000 per year, then transfer to a four-year institution to complete your studies. Review tuition and fees and financial aid opportunities.
We established transfer partnerships with sport management programs at:
- Temple University
- East Stroudsburg University
- DeSales University
- Bloomsburg University
- Pennsylvania State University
- West Chester University
- Kutztown University
- York College
Stand out in your workplace or bachelor’s degree program with the substantial sport management experience you’ll gain at ¾ÅÉ«ÊÓƵ! Our faculty and guest speakers are industry experts who are invested in your growth in the field, and you’ll practice your learning in a hands-on, 225-hour sport management internship.
