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Sports Management Program Requirements

Westminster University · Salt Lake City, UT

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Program
Award
Sports Management Program Requirements
CIP
45.1301
Catalog edition
2026–27 Academic Catalog
Checklist type
degree-program
Description
Search Catalog Site Download PDF Program Chair Alysse Morton (Chair) Program Learning Goals Students with a major in sports management will be able to: Analyze the unique dynamics of the competitive environment in the sports industry Implement best practices in sports-related organizations Engage in professional and effective communication Demonstrate leadership, management and administrative principles and practices specific to the sports industry and management Develop strategies for beneficial change in accordance with rules and regulations of specific sport organizations The sports management curriculum will also help students master the following university-wide learning goals: Critical Thinking Students will comprehensively explore issues, ideas, artifacts, events, and other positions, before accepting or formulating an opinion or conclusion. Creativity Students will combine or synthesize new ideas, practices, or expertise in original ways that are characterized by innovation, divergent thinking, and risk taking. Collaboration Students will demonstrate self-awareness, understanding of effective group dynamics, and project management skills. Communication Students will communicate ideas to audiences in oral, visual, and written forms to establish knowledge, to increase understanding, or to advocate for a particular position. Global Responsibility Students will (i) employ practices informed by social responsibility across the spectrum of differences and (ii) demonstrate knowledge of and evaluate solutions for, challenges affecting local, regional, and global communities. Objectives The program offers an academic major leading to a Bachelor of Science degree or a Bachelor of Arts degree. Program Requirements The program will require students to maintain a 2.3 GPA and earn a grade of C or better in all required courses. Students must meet the university-wide graduation requirements in addition to the sports management major requirements: 30 upper-division hours 124 total hours WCore or Honors College requirements Bachelor of Science in Sports Management Requirement Description Credit Hours Prerequisites
Identifiers
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230807
CourseShelf checklist
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Source
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Requirements to complete

Every course or condition the catalog lists, in the catalog's order.

I. Lower-Division Requirements

14 items
  1. ACCT 213
    Financial Accounting ()
    As published: “ACCT 213”
    3
  2. BUSI 101A
    Business Fundamentals I: Communicating ()
    As published: “BUSI 101A/101B/101C”
    3
  3. BUSI 101A
    Business Fundamentals I: Communicating ()
    As published: “BUSI 101A”
    3
  4. BUSI 101B
    Business Fundamentals I: Calculating ()
    As published: “BUSI 101B”
    3
  5. MATH 101
    Fundamentals of Algebra ()
    As published: “MATH 101 or above”
    4
  6. BUSI 101C
    Business Fundamentals I: Company Lab ()
    As published: “BUSI 101C”
  7. BUSI 200
    Applied Business Math and Modeling ()
    As published: “BUSI 200”
    3
  8. BUSI 101A
    Business Fundamentals I: Communicating ()
    As published: “BUSI 101A/101B/101C”
    3
  9. BUSI 225
    Business Law and Ethics ()
    As published: “BUSI 225”
    3
  10. BUSI 101A
    Business Fundamentals I: Communicating ()
    As published: “BUSI 101A/101B/101C”
    3
  11. DATA 150
    Data and Society ()
    As published: “DATA 150”
    4
  12. ECON 253
    Elementary Macroeconomics ()
    As published: “ECON 253”
    3
  13. MATH 101
    Fundamentals of Algebra ()
    As published: “MATH 101 or above”
    4
  14. HPW 255
    Foundations of Sports Management ()
    As published: “HPW 255”
    4

II. Upper-Division Requirements

15 items
  1. ECON 412S
    ECON 412S
    Not resolved to a course
  2. ECON 253
    Elementary Macroeconomics ()
    As published: “ECON 253, MATH 101, ACCT 213”
    3
  3. FINC 300
    Business Finance ()
    As published: “FINC 300”
    3
  4. BUSI 200
    Applied Business Math and Modeling ()
    As published: “BUSI 200 and ACCT 213”
    3
  5. HPW 345
    Sports Law and Ethics ()
    As published: “HPW 345”
    4
  6. HPW 255
    Foundations of Sports Management ()
    As published: “HPW 255”
    4
  7. MGMT 305
    Principles of Management ()
    As published: “MGMT 305”
    4
  8. BUSI 101A
    Business Fundamentals I: Communicating ()
    As published: “BUSI 101A/101B/101C”
    3
  9. MGMT 422
    Sports Management ()
    As published: “MGMT 422”
    2
  10. MGMT 305
    Principles of Management ()
    As published: “MGMT 305”
    4
  11. MKTG 300
    Principles of Marketing ()
    As published: “MKTG 300”
    3
  12. BUSI 101A
    Business Fundamentals I: Communicating ()
    As published: “BUSI 101A/101B/101C”
    3
  13. MKTG 422
    Sports Marketing ()
    As published: “MKTG 422”
    2
  14. MKTG 300
    Principles of Marketing ()
    As published: “MKTG 300”
    3
  15. BUSI 440
    1

III. Elective Requirements

12 items
  1. COMM 322
    COMM 322
    Not resolved to a course
  2. COMM 326
    Introduction to Web Writing and Design ()
    As published: “COMM 326”
    4
  3. COMM 350
    Leadership & Decision Making ()
    As published: “COMM 350”
    4
  4. COMM 250
    Introduction to Human Communication ()
    As published: “COMM 250”
    4
  5. COMM 360
    Race, Gender, Class, and Media ()
    As published: “COMM 360”
    4
  6. HPW 360
    College Athletic Administration ()
    As published: “HPW 360”
    4
  7. HPW 255
    Foundations of Sports Management ()
    As published: “HPW 255”
    4
  8. MGMT 433
    Organizational Behavior ()
    As published: “MGMT 433”
    4
  9. MGMT 305
    Principles of Management ()
    As published: “MGMT 305”
    4
  10. MKTG 303
    Professional Selling ()
    As published: “MKTG 303”
    4
  11. MKTG 300
    Principles of Marketing ()
    As published: “MKTG 300”
    3
  12. SOC 330
    Sports and Society ()
    As published: “SOC 330”
    4

II. Lower Division Requirements

14 items
  1. ACCT 213
    Financial Accounting ()
    As published: “ACCT 213”
    3
  2. BUSI 101A
    Business Fundamentals I: Communicating ()
    As published: “BUSI 101A/101B/101C”
    3
  3. BUSI 101A
    Business Fundamentals I: Communicating ()
    As published: “BUSI 101A”
    3
  4. BUSI 101B
    Business Fundamentals I: Calculating ()
    As published: “BUSI 101B”
    3
  5. MATH 101
    Fundamentals of Algebra ()
    As published: “MATH 101 or above”
    4
  6. BUSI 101C
    Business Fundamentals I: Company Lab ()
    As published: “BUSI 101C”
  7. BUSI 200
    Applied Business Math and Modeling ()
    As published: “BUSI 200”
    3
  8. BUSI 101A
    Business Fundamentals I: Communicating ()
    As published: “BUSI 101A/101B/101C”
    3
  9. BUSI 225
    Business Law and Ethics ()
    As published: “BUSI 225”
    3
  10. BUSI 101A
    Business Fundamentals I: Communicating ()
    As published: “BUSI 101A/101B/101C”
    3
  11. DATA 150
    Data and Society ()
    As published: “DATA 150”
    4
  12. ECON 253
    Elementary Macroeconomics ()
    As published: “ECON 253”
    3
  13. MATH 101
    Fundamentals of Algebra ()
    As published: “MATH 101 or above”
    4
  14. HPW 255
    Foundations of Sports Management ()
    As published: “HPW 255”
    4

III. Upper Division Requirements

15 items
  1. ECON 412S
    ECON 412S
    Not resolved to a course
  2. ECON 253
    Elementary Macroeconomics ()
    As published: “ECON 253, MATH 101, ACCT 213”
    3
  3. FINC 300
    Business Finance ()
    As published: “FINC 300”
    3
  4. BUSI 200
    Applied Business Math and Modeling ()
    As published: “BUSI 200 and ACCT 213”
    3
  5. HPW 345
    Sports Law and Ethics ()
    As published: “HPW 345”
    4
  6. HPW 255
    Foundations of Sports Management ()
    As published: “HPW 255”
    4
  7. MGMT 305
    Principles of Management ()
    As published: “MGMT 305”
    4
  8. BUSI 101A
    Business Fundamentals I: Communicating ()
    As published: “BUSI 101A/101B/101C”
    3
  9. MGMT 422
    Sports Management ()
    As published: “MGMT 422”
    2
  10. MGMT 305
    Principles of Management ()
    As published: “MGMT 305”
    4
  11. MKTG 300
    Principles of Marketing ()
    As published: “MKTG 300”
    3
  12. BUSI 101A
    Business Fundamentals I: Communicating ()
    As published: “BUSI 101A/101B/101C”
    3
  13. MKTG 422
    Sports Marketing ()
    As published: “MKTG 422”
    2
  14. MKTG 300
    Principles of Marketing ()
    As published: “MKTG 300”
    3
  15. BUSI 440
    1

IV. Electives

12 items
  1. COMM 322
    COMM 322
    Not resolved to a course
  2. COMM 326
    Introduction to Web Writing and Design ()
    As published: “COMM 326”
    4
  3. COMM 350
    Leadership & Decision Making ()
    As published: “COMM 350”
    4
  4. COMM 250
    Introduction to Human Communication ()
    As published: “COMM 250”
    4
  5. COMM 360
    Race, Gender, Class, and Media ()
    As published: “COMM 360”
    4
  6. HPW 360
    College Athletic Administration ()
    As published: “HPW 360”
    4
  7. HPW 255
    Foundations of Sports Management ()
    As published: “HPW 255”
    4
  8. MGMT 433
    Organizational Behavior ()
    As published: “MGMT 433”
    4
  9. MGMT 305
    Principles of Management ()
    As published: “MGMT 305”
    4
  10. MKTG 303
    Professional Selling ()
    As published: “MKTG 303”
    4
  11. MKTG 300
    Principles of Marketing ()
    As published: “MKTG 300”
    3
  12. SOC 330
    Sports and Society ()
    As published: “SOC 330”
    4

WCore 2 (3-4)

3 items
  1. BUSI 101A
    Business Fundamentals I: Communicating ()
    As published: “BUSI 101A”
    3
  2. BUSI 101B
    Business Fundamentals I: Calculating ()
    As published: “BUSI 101B”
    3
  3. BUSI 101C
    Business Fundamentals I: Company Lab ()
    As published: “BUSI 101C”
    0

WCore 4 (3-4)

2 items
  1. ECON 253
    Elementary Macroeconomics ()
    As published: “ECON 253”
    3
  2. DATA 150
    Data and Society ()
    As published: “DATA 150”
    4

WCore 6 (3-4)

7 items
  1. BUSI 200
    Applied Business Math and Modeling ()
    As published: “BUSI 200”
    4
  2. HPW 255
    Foundations of Sports Management ()
    As published: “HPW 255”
    4
  3. ACCT 213
    Financial Accounting ()
    As published: “ACCT 213”
    3
  4. BUSI 225
    Business Law and Ethics ()
    As published: “BUSI 225”
    3
  5. BUSI 440
    Business Fundamentals III: Internship ( to 8)
    As published: “BUSI 440 (1-2)*”
    1
  6. HPW 345
    Sports Law and Ethics ()
    As published: “HPW 345 (4) - Offered even years ONLY”
    4
  7. MGMT 305
    Principles of Management ()
    As published: “MGMT 305”
    4

WCore Engaging the World (3-4)

8 items
  1. ECON 412S
    ECON 412S
    Not resolved to a course
    2
  2. FINC 300
    Business Finance ()
    As published: “FINC 300”
    3
  3. MKTG 300
    Principles of Marketing ()
    As published: “MKTG 300”
    3
  4. MGMT 422
    Sports Management ()
    As published: “MGMT 422 (2) - Offered odd years ONLY”
    2
  5. MKTG 422
    Sports Marketing ()
    As published: “MKTG 422 (2) - Offered even years ONLY”
    2
  6. BUSI 440
    Business Fundamentals III: Internship ( to 8)
    As published: “BUSI 440 (1-2)*”
    1
  7. BUSI 440
    Business Fundamentals III: Internship ( to 8)
    As published: “BUSI 440 (1-2)*”
    1
  8. SOC 330
    Sports and Society ()
    As published: “SOC 330 (4) - Offered odd years ONLY”
    4
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