Sports Business (MS)
New York University · NY · SPORTS-BUSINESS-MS
Sports Business (MS) at New York University lists 31 subjects. Subjects include SPS Real World, Seminar in Sports Leadership and Sports Law and Ethical Leadership. The topics that come up most are sports performance, sport management and sports management (18, 18 and 14 subjects).
Compiled from public course information: approximate, not official.
New York University
Postgraduate
What you'll study in Sports Business (MS)
Example subjects: SPS Real World, Seminar in Sports Leadership, Sports Law and Ethical Leadership, Sports Finance and Economics, Data, Decision Making and Analytics in Sports, Foundations of Global Sport, Graduate Internship, Intellectual Property & Licensing, Sport Public Relations and New Media Strategies, The Business of Professional Sports, Intercollegiate Athletics, Sport Sponsorship and Sales.
Frequently asked questions
What will I study in Sports Business (MS)?
Sports Business (MS) covers areas like sports-performance, sport-management, sports-management, sports-science, sport-science, business-analytics, data-analytics, media-strategy.
Who offers Sports Business (MS)?
Sports Business (MS) is offered by New York University, NY.
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