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Sport Management is a business degree with a focus on managing sport, exercise and fitness. The Sport Management B.S. prepares students to plan and manage sport experiences in a variety of private, public, and commercial settings such as professional sport teams, college sport athletic departments, sport facilities/arenas, health and fitness organizations, sport tourism and many others!

If you want to work in sports-related operations and management, from recreation department or fitness center management to stadium operations or professional athlete representation, this is the degree for you. You’ll blend a deep background in kinesiology with business courses in economics, marketing, and accounting to prepare for the business-side of sports and recreation in the private, non-profit, or public sector. You’ll also complete an internship, so you’ll graduate with experience and be ready for what’s next.

Before your internship, you’ll have courses that give you knowledge and skill in a range of areas, from activity techniques to business principles. You’ll have the skills to get to work in entry-level operations and management in sports.

This major is perfect for students who picture themselves working in world affairs. Not only will you acquire advanced language skills, but you’ll also gain knowledge of geopolitics, history and culture. International studies majors usually prepare for their career by studying abroad, working in a global internship or conducting field research abroad. If you’ve got a taste for international adventure, just choose the area of the globe you’d like to focus on for your degree in International Studies.

Our program develops competent construction professionals by engaging students in the field, laboratory, and classroom using the following educational tools: Technology-driven Curricula: The course work incorporates the latest available software applications, BIM programs, animations, simulations, and virtual reality methods to effectively plan projects, communicate to project stakeholders, and analyze project performance. Value-added Learning: Students will learn to maximize the value of a design by understanding life-cycle costing techniques, sensor networks, and begin to understand the concept of intelligent building design. Business Emphasis: Principles of accounting, finance, risk minimization, and employee protection are emphasized so that the students will develop the best overall construction techniques for their project. Constructability: Students will learn from instructors experienced in the construction field. This lends practicality to the students’ training. The student will gain a working knowledge of these concepts to communicate with engineering subject experts as they develop their craft. Students will apply learning through a combination of interactive lecture/demonstration classes, graphic exercises and field exercises.

Have your finger on the pulse of a company’s or organization’s branding and communications with the Public Relations program.

This program is designed for students who want to become strategic communicators and manage how others view a business as well as its products or services.

Three degree options to meet individual interests and career aspirations: History, History -- Teacher Education, and History -- Pre-Law
Online and face-to-face classes taught by award-winning faculty
Active student organizations offering leadership and professional development opportunities
Internships, study abroad opportunities, and funding for research to enhance skills and job readiness
Multiple majors-only scholarship programs and competitive prizes

The International Studies major is an interdisciplinary program drawn from the departments of political science, history, economics, languages, sociology, and anthropology. There are three programs in International Studies: a regular undergraduate major leading to the B.A. degree in four years, and two accelerated programs leading to a B.A. and M.A. degree in five years. One of the accelerated programs is in partnership with the Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies in Washington, D.C. and the other is with political science institute Sciences Po in Paris. The three programs, and all other aspects of the International Studies Program, are described on the International Studies website.

This is just one aspect you will learn about in our Sustainable Solutions for Enterprise concentration.

In addition to completing the core management program, you will get to choose from a variety of electives in an interdisciplinary program with a focus on social sustainability (social sciences, humanities), environmental sustainability (biology, ecology, chemistry, energy), and economic sustainability (business, economics, entrepreneurship). This concentration leads to a Bachelor of Science in Management and invaluable hands-on experience in the workplace in preparation to take on leadership roles.

The demand for professionals in the Sport Management field is increasing. Career opportunities in the field include working with professional teams and leagues, college athletic departments, conference offices, international amateur associations, public/private and recreational agencies, club and facility management marketing and event promotion, sports clothing and more.

The Media Studies Degree Program addresses the vast and ubiquitous forms of mediated communication that are available to all in today’s world, including in politics, culture, society, and the arts. The program engages students in a wide range of media including television, streaming video, radio and podcasting, print and digital publications, and social media. Students study the history, evolution and the changing state of media technologies and techniques in media production, together with an understanding of the economic and social effects of media, including legal and ethical issues. Students are prepared for a wide range of careers, including those in journalism, TV and radio, video production, social media, publication design, podcasting, content marketing, public relations, and media research. The purpose of the program is ultimately to train students to be effective storytellers in each of these media forms and provide a foundation grounded in theoretical, legal, and ethical perspectives, and build on that foundation with the production skills necessary to be successful contributors to society and to gain meaningful employment.

Southern Utah University’s construction program helps students become professionals in the construction industry, directing commercial and residential construction projects by providing leadership for engineers and architects and providing oversight to project timelines and budgets. This requires that construction managers possess a working knowledge of construction, the skills to make prudent business decisions and a sound knowledge of architectural and engineering concepts—all areas covered in SUU’s construction management program.

The sport management program at Endicott provides you with academic knowledge and practical experiences that foster an understanding of and appreciation for the sport industry. We promise an academically rigorous experience within a student-centered learning environment that promotes professionalism, collegiality, and scholarship.

As with all Endicott programs, internships are a critical part of our curriculum, and they frequently lead directly to employment upon graduation. In sport management, internship opportunities typically include professional sport teams, intercollegiate athletics, sport marketing firms, amateur sports organizations, resorts, and health and fitness clubs.

The Architectural Technology, B.S. program with a concentration in Construction Management incorporates classes in architectural design, building technology, environmental systems, and project management using advanced software and tools. You'll focus on the latest technologies in contemporary construction practice and discover novel ways to use software to resolve design issues.

After completing foundational courses in your first two years, including architectural history and building construction, design analysis, drafting, and 3-D design skills, you’ll gain critical experience through a culminating capstone project using Building Information Modeling (BIM) in analyzing and assessing design and technology integrations, simulating the workings of a contemporary architecture office.

Unique in the region, the Architectural Technology, B.S.A.T - Construction Management shares its curriculum with New York Tech’s NAAB-accredited Architecture, B.Arch. program, giving you a foundation that is career-oriented, creatively focused, and committed to sustainable design practices.

You’ll also participate in our extensive externship program, working competitive placements in architecture firms, construction companies, real estate management, architectural engineering, and visualization companies. Many students are even hired-on after graduation.

Our public relations program combines rigorous academics with hands-on learning. Sure, you’ll study all the theories and concepts. But you’ll also put them to the test in the real world. You’ll hone skills that are important for success – like leadership, teamwork and networking. You’ll meet PR professionals in many different fields who will share their stories and open doors for you.

When you first arrive on campus, we’ll assign you a faculty mentor who will work with you until you graduate. You’ll enjoy small class sizes and amazing friendships with your fellow public relations majors. Your dedicated professors will get to know you. They will guide you in your coursework, hands-on learning, internships and post-graduate or career preparations. They will become personally invested in your success – in college and beyond.

The Museum Studies concentration is a Bachelor of Arts degree program offered in the Department of Art. Museum Studies is an important emerging field in art. The museum studies program at GC is one of few undergraduate programs offered in the U.S.

Students will learn and understand the internal operations of a museum organization through the classes that are offered. The courses include Introduction to Museums Studies, introduces students to lectures, lab and gallery work, discussions, slide presentations and field trips to museums, where students learn about the history and functions of museums, their missions, diverse collections, exhibition programming, interaction with its audience and community and learn the organizational structure within a museum. Exhibition Design presents the study of museum and gallery design principles and exhibition construction techniques. Critical & Curatorial Theory & Development focuses on curatorial principles, how a curator researches and critically selects artists for exhibitions, develop exhibitions and collections and work in a museum environment. Museum Administration focuses on museum administration and its organizational structure.

he Bachelor of Arts in public relations degree at the University of Mount Union will help you become a creative and strategic problem-solver who utilizes all forms of communication to develop and maintain effective relationships with a variety of stakeholder audiences. 

As a public relations major, you will discern the root of the public relations process – strategic issues management, which involves examining, analyzing, and inferring issues, attitudes, and behaviors that can positively and negatively impact an organization and its relationships with all stakeholders. 

The public relations curriculum meets the rigorous academic standards of the nation's largest professional organization serving the communications industry, the Public Relations Society of America (PRSA).  By journeying into applied research, audience segmentation, campaign formation, integrated marketing communications, and creative and tactical content development across diverse platforms, you will become proficient and poised to practice public relations in an organization, a nonprofit, or an agency setting.
 

In this major, you’ll learn how to design, manage, and evaluate a variety of recreation, sport and tourism activities and services to diverse populations. You'll receive a broad general education and take courses in management, special events, and marketing to prepare you for a professional career. You’ll choose from one of three concentrations:

• Recreation Management
• Sport Management
• Tourism Management