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1st Rank-AISTS Master of Advanced Studies (MAS) in Sport Administration

2nd Rank-MS Management des Organisations de Sport (MOS)

You mean masters in sports management ?

Sports management is all about understanding how to apply business and marketing techniques to the sports world. The business side of the sports industry allows workers to combine a love of sports with management skills, which can lead to a range of exciting and rewarding careers.

With approximate revenue of more than US$200 billion in North America alone, the sports industry is growing rapidly, and increasingly requires highly experienced, business-savvy professionals. Graduates of a Masters in Sports Management are well-prepared to fill a range of stimulating, and often lucrative, positions within the sport industry.

Sports management careers include roles in marketing, communication and media, as well managerial roles at firms operating in the sports and sporting goods industries. A sports management degree should leave you will a range of skills and knowledge relating to business and management, law, public relations, research, ethics, fitness and wellness, leading to a broad spectrum of potential roles – from legal advisors to sports agents.

Below are some examples of sports management careers you may wish to pursue following your degree. Due to the nature of the sports industry, many of these positions will come with unconventional working hours, including evening, weekend and holiday work. Sports Management Careers

Sports development officer

Sports development officers aim to encourage and facilitate participation in sport among all groups within a community, aiming to make it easier for people of all ages and abilities to enjoy sport. They share information and organize sport-related projects, including facilities, classes, coaching, clubs and training, working in partnership with various organizations to increase participation in sports of all varieties. If you are enthusiastic about sport and you have strong communication and leadership skills, then this job could suit you. You will also need strong organizational skills and the ability to manage projects and budgets.

Sports marketer

A graduate with Masters in Sports Management may find work as a sports marketer, helping sports teams and related companies increase brand awareness and revenue. A sports marketer can aid a team in building their brand, providing customer service, and enhancing ticket sales and events. Careers in sports marketing represent an ideal job for those who want to combine a love of sports (either in general, or a specific sport) with knowledge of the latest marketing tools and strategy.

Sports administrator

Sports administrators are responsible for carrying out administrative tasks across a wide range of functions within sports clubs and organizations. This can range from helping to manage facilities at a community sports center, to marketing or human resources roles at a major sports club or sportswear company. There are also opportunities in sports funding bodies and local authority sports development. Some sports administration jobs will be within standard office hours, while others require working nights or weekends.

Sports event management

Event management is another highly in-demand area of the sports industry, again ranging from small-scale local events right up to international competitions. Here, there are roles for sports management graduates with in-depth understanding of the specific requirements for events in the sports industry, along with a range of organization, communication, planning, strategy and finance skills.

Venue and stadium manager

Graduates with a Masters in Sports Management may also consider roles managing sports stadiums and other venues. A venue manager oversees the daily operations of the venue, including budgets, maintenance and repairs, business administration and new construction initiatives. When a venue is not in use for sports events, it may instead be used for concerts and special events, to ensure a steady stream of income.

All and all, I would suggest you to shift to abroad and in specifically to USA, India doesn’t encourage Sports

All the best for your future..!!