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Oct 18, 2024
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2023-2024 Southeastern University - Undergraduate Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Bachelor of Science, Sport Management
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Bachelor of Science, Sport Management (Four-Year Plan)
The Bachelor of Science in Sport Management is designed to help students develop the skills needed to run sport and recreational programs that contribute to the physical, mental, spiritual, and social well-being of individuals and entire communities. In addition to completing core courses specific to sport leadership and management, you will have the option to choose a minor specialization that aligns with your career goals. Some of these minors include but are not limited to Business, Athletic Coaching, Kinesiology, Physical Education, Psychology, and Biblical Studies.
You’ll also have the opportunity to apply your coursework through the completion of an internship in sport management, giving you hands-on experience and even a jumpstart on your career. There are endless opportunities here in Central Florida to gain relevant experience in sport management – from partnering with professional teams and baseball spring-training camps to working with recreational programs. Upon graduation, you will be ready to take meaningful strides in sport management, from coaching to management to teaching.
Students must earn a C- or above in all courses within the major core.
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Total Program: 120 Credit Hours
2023-24 Foundational Core - 34 Credit Hours
SEU Foundations - 3 Credit Hours
Worldview Formation - 9 Credit Hours
Habits of Inquiry - 22 Credit Hours
Discursive Inquiry - 6 Credit Hours
Natural-Scientific Inquiry - Select One with Lab:
Quantitative Inquiry - Select One:
Socio-Historical Inquiry- Select Two:
Creative-Aesthetic Inquiry - Select One:
Sport Management Major Core - 36 Credit Hours
Students must earn a C- or above in all courses within the major core.
Divine Design (Major Specific Experiential Learning) - 9 Credit Hours
Divine Design - 41 Credit Hours
To meet the Divine Design requirement, students may earn credit hours in general elective courses, declared minors/certificates, or enjoy other experiential learning opportunities such as study abroad, internships, or practicums. Other practicum options include PRAC 1001 (1 credit hour), PRAC 1002 (2 credit hours), PRAC 1003 (3 credit hours), PRAC 1004 (4 credit hours), up to 24 credit hours. General Electives are any college-level course that does not satisfy the above program requirements. Students must complete the above program requirements with the remaining credit hours earned in the Divine Design to meet the total program hours.
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