Sport Management
The undergraduate Sport Management program focuses on applying business and management principles to the global sports industry. Students take at least 10 specialized courses, such as sport marketing, sport finance, sport law, and sport facilities and event management.
The program offers an accelerated Bachelor’s-to-Master’s track for high-achieving students to begin graduate coursework as seniors and earn credit toward both degrees.
Score Big in Sport Management
The Sport Management degree provides students with the opportunity to understand and apply business principles in the sports industry.
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Nationally ranked as #56 Best College for Sport Management.
(Niche, 2026)
Accelerated B.S. to M.S. in Sport Management
Texas Tech's accelerated Sport Management program offers top seniors a cost-effective path — saving time and tuition by earning credit toward both degrees.
Career Paths and Salary Ranges
Our Sport Management graduates are making an impact. Explore where our alumni are working and what they are building.
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