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Download a program brochure.
Complete the form below to learn more about the benefits of a Master's in Sport Management.
Sport Management Career Resources
Because of the field’s diverse nature and blend of interdisciplinary skills, graduates of our online Master’s in Sport Management* program can pursue the following professional roles or career fields:
- Sports Events Coordinator
- Sports Agent
- Olympics (Athletes/Facilities)
- Equipment Manager
- Concessions Management
- Recreation Coordinator
- Sports Manager
- Sports Promotion
- Youth Sports
- Sports Event Planning
- Brand Management
- Director of Ticketing and Finance
- Season Ticket Management
- Player Appearances
- Fan Development/Fan Club Management
- School Athletics Director
- Facilities Coordinator
- Compliance Director
- Athletic Business Manager
- Fitness Manager
- Front Office Management
- General Management
- Sport Agent (Law School)
- Professional Sports Event Staff (Facilities Management)
- Ticket Sales Management
- Fundraising/Endowment Coordinators
- Sales and Business Management
*This program is a Master of Science in Education (M.S.E.) degree in health, sport management, and exercise science with an emphasis in sport management.
KU Career Resources
Both during your studies and after graduation, we’re here to help you find and secure your dream job in the field of sport management in whatever way we can. Explore our sport management career resources for current students and alumni below, so you can maximize your career potential today.
There, you can also review a list of Jayhawk alumni with sport management careers and the teams, corporations and organizations they work for, so you can scout out your ideal spot in the future.
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