Degree Programmes - Evening University

B.Sc. Sports Management Major

1. Class Times:

Classes will be held from Mondays to Fridays from 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. and on Saturdays from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.

2. Duration of Study:

• Please note that the degree must be completed in a maximum of 15 semesters and seven (7) summer school sessions.
• Evening students are permitted to do a maximum of four courses per semester and two in the summer.

3. Programme Structure:

Level I

SEMESTER 1				SEMESTER 2
ACCT 1002		Intro. to Financial Accounting		ACCT 1003		Intro. to Cost & Managerial Accounting
MGMT 1001 OR SOCI 1002		Intro. to Management   Intro. to Sociology I		ECON 1002		Intro. to Economics II
ECON 1001		Intro. to Economics I		ECON 1003		Intro. to Mathematics
ECON 1005		Intro. to Statistics		FOUN 1101		Caribbean Civilization
FOUN 1001		English for Academic Purposes		FOUN 1201		Science, Medicine and Technology in Society

                              

PLUS: One elective chosen from Level I courses.

Level II

SEMESTER 1				SEMESTER 2
MGMT 2010		Intro. to Sports Management		MGMT 2022		The Law and Sport
MGMT 2009		Sociology of Sport		MGMT 2025		Fiscal Management in Sport

 

Level III

SEMESTER 1				SEMESTER 2
MGMT 3035		Ethics in Business		MGMT 3027		Sports Marketing and Public Relations
MGMT 3028		Physical Resource Management in Sport/ Facility Planning and Management		MGMT 3029		Internship in Sport
MGMT 3026		Human Resource Management in Sports

                            

PLUS: One elective drawn from among those listed below.

It is to be noted that all the following electives may not be offered in a given year. Thus the approval of the Head of the Department is required before signing for the elective.

 

Recommended Electives

SEMESTER 1				SEMESTER 2
MKTG 3002		Marketing Research		EDSP 4201		Issues and Values in Sport and Physical Education
MGMT 3057		Production and Operations Management		EC64B		Applied Microeconomics (Sport)
MKTG 3010		International Marketing Communication		SOCI 2006		Qualitative Methods
SOCI 2007		Survey Design and Analysis

 

Plus: Thirty additional level II/III course credits (ten courses).

 

Note:

The other 10 courses required to satisfy the 90 credits needed for graduation can be drawn from any department on the campus. You must first obtain approval from the relevant Head of Department if you wish to do courses from outside the Department of Management Studies.