MBA IN SPORTS MANAGEMENT ONLINE

Unisport’s Master’s in Sports Management lasts 104 weeks, equivalent to 24 months.

The salary of a sports manager can vary widely based on location, experience, and the type of organisation. In the UK, entry-level sports managers typically earn £25,000 to £35,000 per year, while those in more senior roles or working with professional teams or global brands can earn £50,000 or more annually. In other countries, such as the US or UAE, salaries may be significantly higher depending on the market. Earning potential often increases with a specialised qualification, such as an MBA in Sports Management.

To enroll in this programme and obtain the University of Chichester accreditation, you must hold a prior university degree in a field related to the master’s. You will also need to submit the required documentation within one month of the programme’s start date. The accreditation is included in the total programme fee.  If you have any questions, your advisor will be happy to assist you.

Yes, we offer a full employability plan, including access to our dedicated Job Centre. Many students in the Master’s in Sports Management programme benefit from this career support to access real opportunities in the sports industry.

Yes, internships are fully guaranteed in Spain. If you choose to complete them abroad as part of your MBA in Sports Management, you can arrange them independently with Unisport’s support to formalise the agreement.

They range from 60 to 300 hours, depending on your availability and professional goals.

 No, internships are optional and extracurricular. They are not required to earn your official diploma.

Yes, the online Master’s in Sports Management has three intakes per year: October, February, and July. Please contact us for the specific start dates for each intake.

While the programme is online and flexible, the MBA in Sports Management follows a structured timeline with defined deadlines, classes, submissions, and exams. Don’t worry: at Unisport, we help you manage your schedule so you can make the most of your time without stress.

No, content is unlocked gradually as you progress. All students start and finish at the same time, and Unisport will guide you throughout the journey to help you stay on track, organized, and stress-free.

The cost of MBA in Sports Management programmes in the UK can vary significantly, depending on several factors: the university’s reputation, the quality of the education, whether the institution has an international focus, networking and industry connection opportunities, as well as the programme format.

In general, on-campus programmes tend to be more expensive, while online versions can offer a more affordable alternative. Fees typically range from £8,000 to £30,950 per academic year.

To learn more about tuition fees and available scholarships, you can speak with one of our admissions advisors. Unisport allocates over £420,000 in financial support for its students each year.

An MBA in Sports Management is an excellent choice for those looking to build a professional career in sports administration and leadership. These programmes provide specialist training in key areas of the sports sector and help develop essential management and leadership skills. It’s also a growing industry with strong demand for qualified professionals.

Sports management professionals are responsible for the planning, organisation, leadership, and coordination of sports entities, organisations, and events. This includes managing finances, marketing, people, safety, logistics, and more. The goal is to deliver successful sports projects and ensure efficient use of resources.