Sports Management at UCLA
Explore the business management side of sports and get exposed to the number of different directions you can take with a background in Sports Management.
Program Highlights
Residential Tuition:
$5,998
Commuter Tuition:
$3,198
Session 1:
June 23, 2024
July 5, 2024
Session 2:
July 7, 2024
July 19, 2024
UCLA
Los Angeles, CA
Course Overview
Successful management is required in all segments of the sport industry whether professional, amateur, collegiate, club, public, private, etc. In the management function, the same basic elements are needed, regardless of organizational type: personnel management, program development, marketing, information management, facilities management, and legal responsibilities. Depending on what kind of sport management career interests you, possibilities include working directly with athletes, coaches, and organizations, or working behind the scenes as a promoter, marketing manager, or sports economist. Our course will explore the business management side of sports and expose you to the number of different directions you can take with a background in Sports Management.
Meet your instructor
Dr. Nikolas Webster
Sports Management University of Michigan
Dr. Nikolas Webster is a clinical assistant professor of Sport Management at the University of Michigan School of Kinesiology. His research examines the cognitive, affective, and behavioral consequences of sport fandom as well as issues surrounding the economics and management of sport.
Learn moreTopics you'll explore
Career Exploration
Students will have the opportunity to hear from leaders in the industry, as well as visit local sports venues. Previously, students have toured Dodgers and SoFi stadium to get a behind the scenes look at the sports industry.
Course Structure
There are nine 3-hour class sessions over the two-week course. During week one, students have class from 9am-12pm Monday - Friday. During week two, students have class from 9am-12pm Monday through Thursday. Wednesday afternoons of each week are dedicated to students' course-specific academic excursion, guest speaker, or activity.