The Master of Science in Sport Management (MSSM) program prepares students for executive careers in events and facility management, sports marketing, athlete representation, sports analytics, sports media and the sporting goods industry, working with professional teams and leagues and in collegiate athletics.
Students in the Master of Science in Sport Management (MSSM) program at the GW School of Business are provided with the knowledge and skills they need to excel in a rapidly expanding field. The sports industry is currently estimated to be a $500 billion business and the employment demand for trained, credentialed professionals is growing.
Admission to the Master of Science in Sport Management program is competitive. Applicants must present a bachelor’s degree from a regionally accredited college or university and meet the minimum requirements.
From scholarships and fellowships to loans and work-study, a variety of resources are available to help finance your degree.
An overview of current courses offered in the MS in Sport Management program.
At the GW School of Business, learning and networking occurs far beyond the classroom. Students in the MSSM program choose from several for-credit domestic and international opportunities, including:
MSSM students, faculty and staff are also regularly featured in print, radio, television and online news publications around the world.
The director of the master’s of sport management and tourism administration programs presented in Geneva on the topic of financial integrity in sports.
The assistant teaching professor of management and tourism studies participated in a panel discussion on fair play in youth sports in America.
Journalist Ken Rosenthal told a GWSB audience that baseball’s aging fan base and slow pace are among the game’s problems.
London-based intelligence service SportBusiness, a provider of data and analytics to sports executives, has awarded the MS in Sport Management program at the GW School of Business 3rd place overall in its worldwide ranking of postgraduate sport management degree programs.
The film screening and panel, presented by the GW School of Business, tackled the issue of preventing young athletes from developing the degenerative brain disorder.
Lisa Delpy Neirotti provides a first-week recap of the 2016 Olympics in Rio di Janeiro, Brazil.
Lisa Delpy Neirotti talks about what it takes to be successful in the sports industry.
The Master of Tourism Administration Program (MTA) toured the 2016 Summer Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
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