Business Department
Sport and Recreation Management
- Available as
- On-Campus Major
- Online Major
- On-Campus Minor
- Online Minor
- On-Campus Certificate
- Online Certificate
EXPLORE THE SPORT & RECREATION MANAGEMENT PROGRAM
What really drives you? For some, it’s being fully immersed in sports and opportunities in recreation. For others, life after the game is the game. A career in coaching, facilities management, or sports marketing and promotion are a calling, a lifestyle that embraces the glory of sport and the health and wellness benefits of recreation - or a combination of both. Whatever drives you, the vastness of career paths in sports and recreation is worth the pursuit. From professional leagues to the community programs, your future in one of the most captivating industries worldwide is waiting.
Sport and Recreation Management is a Bachelor of Science (B.S.) degree.
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Ethan Christopherson
Admissions Counselor
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Program Features
- AVERAGE SALARY: $69,239
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- ACBSP ACCREDITED
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- PERSPECTIVE EDGE IN LABOR MARKET
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- ADD A COACHING MINOR
REAL. HANDS-ON. READY.
quick facts >>STUDENT FEATURE: CONNOR HUMBLE
Interview with sports & recreation management and finance double major about his journey at UMN Crookston.
A FEW CLASSES YOU’LL TAKE
Your knowledge of sports marketing, facility management, and athletics administration will make you an all-star in the front office or down on the field.
CAREER PATHS
Step up and take on a career in the areas of coaching, facilities management, or sports marketing and promotion to name a few.
SPORT AND RECREATION MANAGEMENT MINOR & CERTIFICATE
Check out the classes for a minor or certificate in Sport & Recreation Management.
On-Campus Sport and Recreation Management
at a glance...
REAL. HANDS-ON. READY.
At the U of M Crookston, you won’t spend all your time behind a desk. Our curriculum is designed around experiential learning, which means we want you to have as much hands-on learning as possible. Depending on your major, you’ll find opportunities to be in the field, the lab, the classroom, or engaging in simulated scenarios that give you a competitive edge when you enter the workforce or head to grad school. You’ll learn the concepts and then actively apply them through projects, field trips, site visits, internships, and interactions with professionals in the field.
YOUR FUTURE PROFESSORS
Kathryn Johnson
Teaching Specialist
Josh Lunak
Academic Advisor, Head Coach - Women's Tennis
Eddie Walker II Ph.D.
Associate Professor, Honors Program Coordinator
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