Management is expected to be more attractive to students interested in the field.
Dr. Michael J. Harrison, chair of the Department of Marketing in the College of Business, helped lead the push for the new major.
“FSU is surrounded by major professional sports franchises, hundreds of colleges with NCAA athletic programs, and burgeoning fantasy and sports betting industries in Massachusetts,” says Dr. Harrison. “There will be no shortage of job opportunities for students specializing in Sports Management.”
Job opportunities for Sports Management majors include digital/social media marketing, director of operations, facility operations manager, fitness manager, game day or event coordinator, guest relations manager, marketing consultant, marketing coordinator, operations manager and more.