Sports Management Courses
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Bachelor of Business (Sport Management)
The Bachelor of Business (Sport Management) is an undergraduate business course for those wishing to pursue management careers in sporting organisations.
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Bachelor of Sports Business (Leadership)
This online Bachelor of Sports Business (Leadership) course delivers an innovative and high quality program of study that will see students excel in the areas of sports management and business.
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Graduate Diploma of Sports Administration
The online Graduate Diploma of Sports Administration course offers an advanced education in contemporary sports administration principles and practices.
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Associate Degree of Applied Fitness
Launch your career as a personal trainer or fitness instructor with the skills gained in this Associate Degree of Sports Business from Australian College of Physical Education.
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Associate Degree of Sports Business
Have you got what it takes to thrive in the competitive commercial side of the sports industry? This Associate Degree of Sports Business from Australian College of Physical Education could be your ticket to success!
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Bachelor of Dance Practice
Embrace performance as your career path and develop skills to become a leader in the dance industry with this Bachelor of Dance Practice from Australian College of Physical Education.
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Bachelor of Sports Coaching (Management)
Develop your coaching and management skills to maximise your opportunities for employment in the sports industry with this Bachelor of Sports Coaching (Management) from Australian College of Physical Education.
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Bachelor of Sports Coaching (Strength & Conditioning)
Develop specialist coaching skills and develop insight into the business management side of the sports industry with this Bachelor of Sports Coaching (Strength & Conditioning) from Australian College of Physical Education.
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About Sports Management
It is said that sports management can be traced back to ancient Greece with the governance of gladiators and competitors in the Olympics. These days it’s a more complicated affair, incorporating the fundamental skills of management such as planning, organising, negotiating, budgeting and reviewing performance.
Professional sport is a multi-million dollar worldwide industry and a career in sports management can involve a range of representative levels, from elite athletes to amateur sports and governing bodies. Career opportunities within the sport management sector include sponsorship and marketing, administration and player management, as well as media and communications.
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- Sports Manager
- Sports Event Manager
- Sports Marketer
- Athlete Manager
- Sports Administrator
- Sports Researcher
- Event Manager
- General Manager
- Event Coordinator
- Sporting Club Manager
- Sponsorship Manager
- Personal Trainer
- Gym Manager
- Strength and Conditioning Coach
- Dance Studio Owner
- Dance Instructor
- Independent Dance Artist
- Community Dance Facilitator
- Dance Administrator
- Dance Curator
- Dance Director
- Director of Coaching
- High Performance Manager
- Sports Coaching Development Officer
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