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Sport Management
Sport Management specialization
For more information on this Specialization, please contact Dr. Jim Holbrook.
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Number of Credit Hours |
Format for offering of class |
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Research component |
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SEP 5980 Research Methods |
3 |
Online |
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SEP 5990 Quantitative Methods in Sport & Exercise Pedagogy |
3 |
Online |
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SEP 5997 Internship OR SEP 5998 Research Project OR SEP 5999 Thesis |
6 |
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Pedagogy component |
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SEP 5613 Administration of Physical Education & Sport |
2 |
Online |
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SEP 5634 Pedagogy of Physical Education & Sport |
3 |
Online |
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SEP 5678 Psycho-Socio Aspects of Sport & Exercise |
3 |
Online |
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SEP 5899 Leadership Seminar |
2 |
Online |
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MAE 5016 Motor Learning & Development |
2 |
Online |
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MAE 5080 Diverse Populations |
3 |
Online |
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Sport Management specialization |
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SEP 5610 Event & Facility Management |
3 |
Online |
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SEP 5611 Sport Marketing |
3 |
Online |
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SEP 5614 Fiscal Issues in Sport |
3 |
Online |
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SEP 5675 Sport Law & Ethics |
3 |
Online |
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Total Hours of Program = 39 |
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