Curriculum

Bachelor of Sport and Recreation Business

Curriculum

Minimum Requirements for Degree: 120 credits

General University Requirements

Complete the general university requirements.

General Education Requirements

Complete the general education requirements.

As part of the general education requirements, complete:

Code

Title

Credits

MATH F122X

Essential Precalculus with Applications

3

SPRT F281X

Introduction to Sport Management

3

B.S.R.B. Degree Requirements

Complete the B.S.R.B. degree requirements.

As part of the B.S.R.B. degree requirements, complete:

BA F323X

Business Ethics

3

Program Requirements

ACCT F261X

Principles of Financial Accounting

3

BA F343

Principles of Marketing

3

SPRT/BA F481

Event Management

3

SPRT F483

Sport and Recreation Sales

3

SPRT F484

Legal Aspects of Sport and Recreation Management

3

SPRT/BA F485

Sport and Recreation Facilities

3

Additional 12 credits of ACCT, BA, ECON, HSEM, SPRT, or additional concentration courses as approved by advisor.

12

Concentrations

Complete one of the following concentrations:

9

Recreation Management

Sport Management

Electives

Electives may be taken as needed to meet 120 credits.

View the full catalog BSRB degree requirements.

 

BSRB Concentrations

The BSRB degree offers two concentration options: recreation management and sport management. Each student in this degree program must choose from one of the following concentrations; you can find a detailed class list for each concentration on the BSRB catalog page.

Recreation Management
The recreation management concentration prepares students for careers in the recreation industry. For students who are passionate about the outdoors, this concentration allows them to delve into the business side of the outdoor industry. From ski resort management to recreation programming to entrepreneurship in the outdoor industry - this concentration is for the outdoor enthusiast.

Complete 9 credits from the following:


Sport Management
The sport management concentration prepares students for entry-level sport-related career opportunities. Students concentrating in sport management will be prepared with the business skills necessary to make an impact in organizations such as professional sports, amateur sports, marketing agencies and event management companies. Students will gain valuable real-world experience in sport-specific courses.

Complete 9 credits from the following:

 

Sample Study Plan

The Sport and Recreation Business Degree Map provides a road map of which classes to take in which semester:

2021/2022 Catalog

2020/2021 Catalog

2019/2020 Catalog

2018/2019 Catalog

 

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My CBSM degree will help my career because through my time with my current employer, I have picked up necessary skills including employee relations and physical fitness; however, I am lacking the business education side. My degree will give me what I need in order to advance further in my career.

Mallory Adams, Class of 2019