Elevate Your Career in the Sport Industry

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NDSU students are at the center of hands-on learning. We’re an R1 university, which is the highest research classification from the Carnegie Classification of Institutes of Higher Education. The award is presented to the top research universities in the country.

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The Department of Heath, Nutrition and Exercise Sciences is available to answer questions any time. Contact us when you are ready to get started.

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For questions pertaining to the application process, please contact Neely Benton at the NDSU Graduate School.

The program's core curriculum provides a strong foundation in sport management principles. Students then choose from a variety of elective courses to specialize in areas such as:

• Sport Marketing and Sponsorship
• Sport Finance
• Sport Law
• Sport Event Management
• Sport Facility Management

Intercollegiate Athletic Administration (IAA) Graduate Certificate

Additionally, students can earn a 12-credit Intercollegiate Athletic Administration (IAA) graduate certificate to focus on the unique challenges and opportunities within college athletics.

Combine your passion for sports with a strong business foundation. Our dual-degree program in Sport Management and Business Administration offers a unique opportunity to enhance your career prospects.

By participating in the dual-degree program, students will be able to complete both degrees in just 50 credits.

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Applications are reviewed on a case-by-case basis using a rolling admission format. The review process is holistic and takes into account all applicable factors, such as past/current CGPA, professional experience, GMAT/GRE score, statement of purpose, letters of recommendation, etc.

An application file must be completed with all required official documents before it can be reviewed for admission. Admission decisions will not be made based upon incomplete application files and/or unofficial documentation.

In order for an application file to be considered complete, the following items must be received by the Graduate School:

• Online Application
• Statement of Purpose + Resume
• Three Letters of Recommendation
• $35 Application Fee
• Official Transcripts (from all institutions previously attended)
• Official GMAT or GRE Score
• Proof of English Proficiency

Visit the domestic and permanent resident applicants page or the international graduate applicants page to learn more about the application process.

Submit your application when you're ready to apply.

Contact the NDSU Graduate School at 701-231-7033 or at ndsu.grad.school@ndsu.edu for more information.