Student ID:__________________________ Student Name:_______________________ Adviser Name:_______________________	Bulletin: 2016-2017 Graduate Bulletin Program: Master of Science in Sport Management Minimum Credits Required:__________________
Master of Science in Sport Management 812-465-1685 Program Options: Accelerated One-Year or Traditional Two-Year Tracks The Master of Science in Sport Management offers two tracks. A first-of-its-kind 4+1 (accelerated) degree track allows you to complete both a bachelor’s and master’s degree in five years. The two-year master’s (traditional) track is ideal for those who have already completed a bachelor’s degree. Both tracks are flexible for today’s graduate student and provide the knowledge to become a skilled professional in the sport industry. This also is a great option for those looking to advance in an existing career. Master of Science in Sport Management Curriculum Both the accelerated and the traditional tracks in the MSSM require 36 graduate credit hours. The accelerated track includes a total of 156 credit hours (120 undergraduate and 36 graduate hours) that can be completed in 5 years. The undergraduate portion of the program provides opportunities to pursue one of four areas: Intercollegiate Athletics Recreational Sports Sport Communication Sport and Business Studies The master’s portion in both tracks adheres to the Excellence in Sport Management Education guidelines for graduate-level programs including coursework in the following areas: Social/Psychological Management Ethics in Sport Management Sport Marketing/Communication Finance/Accounting/Economics Legal Aspects of Sport Integrative Experiences (internship)
Sport Administration Courses (18 hours)
Course Name	Credits:	Term Taken	Grade	Gen Ed
SPTM 604 - Sport Facility and Event Management Term(s) Offered:	Credits: 3
SPTM 605 - Dimensions of Diversity and Society in Sport Organizations Term(s) Offered:	Credits: 3
SPTM 592 - Contemporary Issues in Sport and Exercise Term(s) Offered:	Credits: 3
SPTM 652 - Sport Budgets and Fiscal Practices Term(s) Offered:	Credits: 3
SPTM 653 - Sport Law Term(s) Offered:	Credits: 3
SPTM 698 - Internship in Sport Management Term(s) Offered:	Credits: 3
Business Courses (9 hours)
Course Name	Credits:	Term Taken	Grade	Gen Ed
MKTG 601 - Marketing Strategies Term(s) Offered:	Credits: 3
MNGT 601 - Human Resource Management Term(s) Offered:	Credits: 3
MNGT 611 - Leadership Skills and Innovation Term(s) Offered:	Credits: 3
Public Administration Courses (6 hours)
Course Name	Credits:	Term Taken	Grade	Gen Ed
PA 631 - Fundraising and Volunteer Administration Term(s) Offered:	Credits: 3
PA 618 - Research Methods in Public Administration Term(s) Offered:	Credits: 3
Communication Course (3 hours)
Course Name	Credits:	Term Taken	Grade	Gen Ed
COMM 614 - Interpersonal Communication within Organizations Term(s) Offered:	Credits: 3
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Student ID:__________________________ Student Name:_______________________ Adviser Name:_______________________

Bulletin: 2016-2017 Graduate Bulletin Program: Master of Science in Sport Management Minimum Credits Required:__________________

Master of Science in Sport Management

812-465-1685

Program Options: Accelerated One-Year or Traditional Two-Year Tracks

The Master of Science in Sport Management offers two tracks. A first-of-its-kind 4+1 (accelerated) degree track allows you to complete both a bachelor’s and master’s degree in five years. The two-year master’s (traditional) track is ideal for those who have already completed a bachelor’s degree. Both tracks are flexible for today’s graduate student and provide the knowledge to become a skilled professional in the sport industry. This also is a great option for those looking to advance in an existing career.

Master of Science in Sport Management Curriculum

Both the accelerated and the traditional tracks in the MSSM require 36 graduate credit hours. The accelerated track includes a total of 156 credit hours (120 undergraduate and 36 graduate hours) that can be completed in 5 years. The undergraduate portion of the program provides opportunities to pursue one of four areas:

Intercollegiate Athletics
Recreational Sports
Sport Communication
Sport and Business Studies

The master’s portion in both tracks adheres to the Excellence in Sport Management Education guidelines for graduate-level programs including coursework in the following areas:

Social/Psychological
Management
Ethics in Sport Management
Sport Marketing/Communication
Finance/Accounting/Economics
Legal Aspects of Sport
Integrative Experiences (internship)

Sport Administration Courses (18 hours)

Course Name

Credits:

Term Taken

Grade

Gen Ed

SPTM 604 - Sport Facility and Event Management
Term(s) Offered:

Credits: 3

SPTM 605 - Dimensions of Diversity and Society in Sport Organizations
Term(s) Offered:

Credits: 3

SPTM 592 - Contemporary Issues in Sport and Exercise
Term(s) Offered:

Credits: 3

SPTM 652 - Sport Budgets and Fiscal Practices
Term(s) Offered:

Credits: 3

SPTM 653 - Sport Law
Term(s) Offered:

Credits: 3

SPTM 698 - Internship in Sport Management
Term(s) Offered:

Credits: 3

Business Courses (9 hours)

Course Name

Credits:

Term Taken

Grade

Gen Ed

MKTG 601 - Marketing Strategies
Term(s) Offered:

Credits: 3

MNGT 601 - Human Resource Management
Term(s) Offered:

Credits: 3

MNGT 611 - Leadership Skills and Innovation
Term(s) Offered:

Credits: 3

Public Administration Courses (6 hours)

Course Name

Credits:

Term Taken

Grade

Gen Ed

PA 631 - Fundraising and Volunteer Administration
Term(s) Offered:

Credits: 3

PA 618 - Research Methods in Public Administration
Term(s) Offered:

Credits: 3

Communication Course (3 hours)

Course Name

Credits:

Term Taken

Grade

Gen Ed

COMM 614 - Interpersonal Communication within Organizations
Term(s) Offered:

Credits: 3

Notes: