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BACHELOR OF SPORTS MANAGEMENT 2022/2023 ACADEMIC SESSION
                          BACHELOR OF SPORTS MANAGEMENT



               Sports Management is a branch of Sports Science knowledge. In general, it is divided into
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               three main forms (Parks & Quarterman, 2000) :

               (i)   Professional career fields related to sports.
               (ii)  The field of professional career where many job opportunities related to sports are
                   available.
               (ii)  The  field  of  academic  study  that  specifically  prepares  intellectuals  at  universities  and
                      colleges.

               Sports Management as an academic field began in the United States around 50 years ago
               where  it  was  able  to  put  the  country  on  the  world  map  in  terms  of  globalization  and
               commercialization within the sports industry. Our country has also made great strides in this
               field  by  introducing  Sports  Science  academic  programmes  in  1995,  making  us  one  of  the
               earliest institutions in the region to do so. Since then, the Universiti Malaya has been producing
               Sports  Management  graduates  who  are  able  to  contribute  to  the  development  of  Sports
               Management in Malaysia.

               By  studying  various  aspects  of  Sports  Management  such  as  Facilities  and  Equipment
               Management,  Sports  Finance,  Sports  Marketing,  Event  Management,  Human  Resource
               Management as well as Sports Law and other subjects, Universiti  Malaya  graduates will have
               strong and adequate knowledge to make a difference. The Faculty of  Sports  & Exercise
               Science, Universiti Malaya will strive further to improve the quality of the Sports Management
               programme  in  order  for  future  graduates  to  become  even  more  professional and
               knowledgeable.




                PROGRAMME OBJECTIVES


               The  main  objective  of  this  programme  is  to  produce  high  quality  human  capital  in  Sports
               Management. The graduates who are directly or indirectly involved in this field will be able to
               generate  ideas,  bring  positive  change  and  develop  the  discipline  through  prudent
               management; initiate strong networking and develop sound decision making skills.

               This student-centred programme will allow students to follow an interdisciplinary programme
               in  line  with  the  national  sports  development  agenda.  The  programme  is  also  designed  to
               provide students with the know-how, knowledge and skills to be a competent  sports manager.
               Part of the learning process is for students to demonstrate the ability to perform basic research
               in  the  field  of  sports.      Academic  training  as  such  is  expected  to  strengthen  and  develop
               students' leadership in Sports  Science knowledge  where they will be  able to use the  latest
               scientific theories and models to benefit our local sports entities and communities. This will
               eventually create interest and encourage students to engage in lifelong learning.

               As a result, students will be able to critically evaluate local and international sports issues, as
               well  as  display  professional  social  skills,  perceptions,  opinions  and  attitudes  in  the
               management of sports organizations. In addition, the programme is designed to emphasise
               upgrading managerial and entrepreneurship skills in order for graduates to remain relevant in
               the  sports  industry.  These  objectives  can  also  be  achieved  by  sending  the  students  for
               industrial training.
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