Sport Management I

• Starting 2007/2008
• Starting before 2007/2008

About the Study Programme

Subject:

Sport, Physical Education & Outdoor Life Studies

Location:

Bø

Duration:

1 year(s)

ECTS:

60

Programme code:

220907

Application:

Application form

Language of instruction:

Norwegian

Read more in the curriculum

• Starting 2007/2008
• Starting before 2007/2008

Content:

This is an interdisciplinary and vocational programme which qualifies students for administrative responsibilities and management roles within the field of sport. Theory is illustrated through practical exercises and practical experience. The programme will provide students with insight into how to organise and administer sports and outdoor activities, experience in planning and implementing sports arrangements and an introduction to sports’ policy themes.
Courses:
Planning Sports Activities (15 ECTS)
Administration of Sports and Outdoor Activities (10 ECTS)
Finances and Budgeting (5 ECTS)
Practical Work Experience (5 ECTS)
Organisation Theory and Management (5 ECTS)
Research Theory and Methods (10 ECTS)
Physical Activity, Health and Organisation (10 ECTS) / Marketing (10 ECTS) / Computer Science (5 ECTS) / Market Communication (5 ECTS)

Teaching and learning methods:

These include lectures, reviews, practice, reports, group and seminar assignments. There is an emphasis on communication and teamwork in the form of discussion, practices and courses.

Careers / further study:

This programme qualifies graduates to administer and lead projects and processes associated with sport and outdoor activities in institutions, businesses and voluntary organisations at local, regional and national levels. In combination with other programmes, the programme may provide qualification for employment in the public sector, the Norwegian Sports Association and similar organisations, voluntary organisations, the health sector, rehabilitation, tourism, projects and self employment in business or training activities etc. The programme qualifies graduates for admission to Sport Management II.