Sport Management (SMHP)

DEGREE REQUIREMENTS

The Bachelor of Business Administration requires 120 credit hours for graduation. This includes 45 hours of residency, 36 advanced hours (junior/community college courses will not satisfy), 36 of the last 45 hours from UIW, 45 clock hours community service and computer literacy (test or course credit).

Unofficial Degree Plan

To fulfill the requirements for this degree program, the student must complete undergraduate coursework, including the university core curriculum and the following major specific requirements:

1. Business Core Requirement - 45 hours of coursework that includes:

   ACCT 2311 Principles of Accounting I
   ACCT 2312 Principles of Accounting II
   BFIN 3321 Principles of Financial Management
   MIS 2321 Introduction to Information Systems
   BINT 3331 International Business Management
   BLAW 3317 Business Law
   BMGT 3340 Management Theory and Practice
   BMKT 3331 Principles of Marketing
   ECON 2301 Principles of Macroeconomics
   ECON 2302 Principles of Microeconomics
   MIS 2325 Personal Productivity Applications or CIS 2325 Personal Productivity Applications
   BMDS 3370 Business Statistics
   BMDS 3371 Management Science
   BMDS 4380 Integrative Business Analysis/Decision Making I
   BMDS 4381 Integrative Business Analysis/Decision Making II
   

2. Sport Management Requirement -18hours of coursework that includes:

   SMHP 3301 Introduction to Sport Management
   SMHP 3302 Human Factors in Sport Management
   SMHP 3303 Seminar in Sports Organizations and the Public Market
   SMHP 3319 Internship in Sport Management
   PEHP 4345 Psychomotor Development: Educational Implications
   BMKT 3333 Fundamentals of Advertising

Sport Management Course Descriptions

Recommended Course Sequence

Sophomore and/or Junior Year
SMHP 3301 Introduction to Sport Management
SMHP 3302 Human Factors in Sport Management
SMHP 3303 Seminar in Sports Organizations and the Public Market
BMKT 3333 Fundamentals of Advertising

Junior and/or Senior Year
SMHP 3319 Internship in Sport Management
PEHP 4345 Psychomotor Development: Educational Implications