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Associate Degree of Sports Business

Yes — the Associate Degree of Sports Business takes 2 years full-time (or the part-time equivalent) to complete. It's offered by the Australian College of Physical Education through a blended mix of on-campus classes and online study, giving you flexibility while you build real-world sports industry skills. Australia currently has 2 matched courses in this space, including a closely related Associate Degree of Football (Development, Management and Performance), also delivered over 2 years by the same provider.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can I get a degree in sports management in Australia?

Yes. While a standalone "Sports Management degree" isn't one of the matched courses here, the Australian College of Physical Education offers an Associate Degree of Sports Business and an Associate Degree of Football (Development, Management and Performance), both covering management-style skills within the sports industry.

What is an associate degree equivalent to in Australia?

An associate degree sits at AQF Level 6, ranking between a diploma and a bachelor degree. Both matched courses are associate degrees, taking around 2 years full-time, and many graduates use them as a pathway into further bachelor-level study.

What jobs can a sports business degree lead to?

Based on the matched courses, graduates are prepared for roles across sports administration, club and event management, and development or performance-support positions within sporting organisations, building on the practical, workplace-connected training delivered by the Australian College of Physical Education.

Is the Associate Degree of Sports Business government-funded?

Not for the courses matched here — both the Associate Degree of Sports Business and the Associate Degree of Football are listed as unfunded. Subsidy availability can vary by provider and state, so it's worth double-checking directly with the Australian College of Physical Education about any current funding options.

How is the course delivered?

Both matched courses use a blended delivery model, combining on-campus classroom learning with online components, and the football-focused associate degree also includes a workplace learning element.