Western New England University offers a Master of Science in Sport Leadership and Coaching designed for individuals aiming for administrative, coaching, or managerial roles within the sports industry. This program is particularly beneficial for early and mid-career professionals seeking to enhance their skills in leadership, decision-making, team development, fundraising, marketing, and understanding legal and compliance aspects within sports organizations. The curriculum aims to equip students with the necessary tools to effectively build and manage teams, assess talent, and foster high-performing business environments that contribute to both organizational and individual success.
The 30-credit program is structured around four 11-week terms and can be finished in a minimum of 15 months. It includes optional in-class sessions and two required weeklong residencies. The focus is on developing practical leadership capabilities through two specialized concentrations.
This program prepares graduates for leadership roles within the dynamic sports industry, equipping them with the skills to excel in various professional capacities.
For specific admission requirements, please visit wne.edu/mssport or contact the university.
For detailed information on tuition and fees, please refer to the official program page or contact the university.
The program is offered through the Western New England University College of Business, which is accredited by The Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB) International.
The program is a 30-credit program structured around four 11-week terms and can be completed in a minimum of 15 months.
Graduates are prepared for leadership roles such as Athletic Administrator, Coach, Sport Manager, and Team Leader within the sports industry.
A relevant undergraduate degree is required for admission to the Master of Science in Sport Leadership and Coaching program.
The program offers two specialized concentrations: Athletic Administration and Athletic Coaching.
Prospective students should visit wne.edu/mssport for detailed information, contact 413-782-1517 or email study@wne.edu, and then follow the university's standard application procedure.