Field of Study: Kinesiology (EKIN)

Concentration: Sport Management & Sociology (of Sport)

Graduate Degrees: M.A. and Ph.D.

Overview

The M.A. and Ph.D. Concentrations in Sport Management & Sociology (of Sport) prepare students in the theoretical, research and, where appropriate, applied dimensions of these fields of study. Further, the inter-disciplinary nature of these Concentrations affords students a considerable amount of flexibility in terms of areas of specialization. Thus, upon completing a prescribed number of core courses in the major (as determined by the major advisor and the student’s advisory committee), and contingent upon faculty availability and expertise, students may specialize in Sport Management, Sport Sociology, Therapeutic Recreation or Tourism.

1. M.A. in Sport Management & Sociology

This program may be completed with or without thesis. Students choosing the non-thesis option are required to conduct a special project/internship.

Faculty Advisors: J. Bruening, J. Morrone, W. Servedio, J. Shivers, A.Yiannakis

1. Research and Statistics (6-9 hrs) 2. Major (15 credits)

3. Internship (EKIN 390 (6 credits).

To be taken after the satisfactory completion of all course work

4. Cognate Area (6 credits)

Two courses to be taken from outside the Dept. of Kinesiology. Discuss with Major Advisor.

 

2. Ph.D. in Sport Management & Sociology

Faculty Advisors: J. Bruening, J. Morrone, W. Servedio, J. Shivers, A.Yiannakis

1. Research and Statistics (9 credits beyond the master’s degree)

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2. Major (18 credits)

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NOTE:

Ph.D. students who have deficiencies or are so advised by their major advisor may sign up for selected master’s level courses

3. Lab Research (8 credits)

4. Cognate Area(s) (15 credits)

(Courses to be taken from outside the Dept. of Kinesiology)

Courses may be taken, with the consent of the major advisor and the student’s advisory committee from management, marketing, sociology, psychology, anthropology, educational leadership, information management and finance, among others.


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