Sports Business Management | University of Lincoln

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Course summary

The BA (Hons) Sports Business Management degree at Lincoln is designed for students seeking to critically examine the sports sector using tools from the international world of business. It aims to enable you to explore the policy, planning, impact, management and delivery of sporting opportunities, particularly in a commercial context and develop your skills for the critical analysis of sport, sport products, services and operations.

The course offers the opportunity to develop your knowledge and skills in relation to the sports industry – its connection to the socio-cultural environment, global structure and complexity, and the challenges and issues involved in reconciling government objectives with personal and community aspirations. Lincoln International Business School aims to enable you to develop a strong business acumen, transferable skills and confidence to engage with practitioner experiences.

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Course code:: N290
Institution code:: L39

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