IN the GAME WHAT IS SPORT & ENTERTAINMENT MANAGEMENT?
SPORT & ENTERTAINMENT MANAGEMENT:
Business operations in the sport and entertainment industry that involves a combination of skills in planning, organizing, directing, controlling, budgeting, leading and evaluating.
COURSEWORK TOPICS INCLUDE: Leadership in Sport Data Analysis in Sport Sport Law Perspectives in Global Sport Sport Governance & Policy Sport Marketing Sport Funding Entertainment Event Management
The Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Sport and Entertainment Management provides a multidisciplinary, core business education and depth of knowledge in the management and marketing of organizations in the Sport and Entertainment industries to prepare graduates for careers in collegiate, amateur and professional sports as well as other entertainment organizations.
why SPORT & ENTERTAINMENT MANAGEMENT?
If you are passionate about sports and entertainment and have a competitive, innovative and flexible personality, a major in Sports & Entertainment Management can provide you with the knowledge of business operations in the Sport & Entertainment industry. From analytics, to marketing, supply chain and sales, there are a multitude of opportunities on the business side of the sport and entertainment industry.
the SKILLS
ENGAGED LEARNING
The Sport Management Institute for High School Students (CSU Affiliate), hosts a week-long summer camp for students interested in Sport & Entertainment Management. Includes guest visits from industry professionals, team-building, trips to local venues, behind-the scenes tours and more!
STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS FOR LEARNING AND NETWORKING.
The Sport & Entertainment Management Club at Cleveland State University provides opportunities for students to engage with employers, specifically in the sports and entertainment industry. Launched in Fall 2022, the program hosted a Sport & Entertainment Management Night and a Cleveland Guardian’s Day within their first year to connect students with employers.
INTERNSHIPS, CO-OPS and CAREERS
A PROMISING FUTURE FILLED WITH EXPANSIVE AND ENGAGING OPPORTUNITIES.
Sport & Entertainment Management students are required to participate in one internship prior to graduation. We recommend participating in two internships for a maximum of 6 credit hours. With guidance from our faculty, internships are plentiful through our program and multiple networking opportunities that the College provides.
EMPLOYERS include
Cleveland Guardians
Cleveland Cavaliers
Cleveland Browns
Washington Commanders
Rocket Mortgage Fieldhouse
iHeart Radio
Lake Erie Monsters
Severance Music Center
Blossom Music Center
Topgolf
Numerous College Athletics Departments
the MINORS
Accounting
Economics
Entrepreneurship
Finance
the CAREERS
Agent
Athletic Director
Business Analyst Coach
Event Coordinator/Manager
Facilities Manager
Marketing Manager
Public Relations Manager
Scout
Team Manager
Ticket Sales
COMPLEMENT AND ENHANCE YOUR ACCOUNTING WITH THE DEVELOPMENT OF SPECIFIC BUSINESS SKILLS THROUGH MINOR COURSE WORK AND APPLICATION.
Governance, Risk Management & Compliance
Health Care Management
Human Resources Management
Information Systems
International Business
Marketing
Operations & Supply Chain Management
Professional Selling
Property Management
Taxation
BUSINESS
I accepted my offer to be an Inside Sales Representative for the Washington Commanders in June. I’m excited to start my career and for the networking opportunities that my undergraduate degree provided.”
EDWARD KUCZYNSKI 2023 GRADUATE BACHELOR OF ARTS IN SPORT & ENTERTAINMENT MANAGEMENT
TAKE the NEXT STEP
APPLY TODAY – YOU HAVE NOTHING TO LOSE.
Applications are accepted throughout the year. Apply as early as possible to get your admittance decision.
Applying and getting a decision allows you to apply for and receive financial aid and scholarship packages to help you make your college selection.
Applications for Fall Semester open annually on August 1.
INCOMING FRESHMEN apply for the Honors Program: January 15; all other Programs: March 1.
TRANSFER STUDENTS apply for the Honors Program: February 28; all others programs: April 1.
