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Diploma in Sports Management
(NFQ Level 7)
learn skills in areas such as management, marketing, sports development and coaching.
discover how these underpin the structure and governance of the sports industry today.
CAO Code
Why is this course for me? Sport has never been as globally significant as it is today. Tis innovative programme responds to the growing importance of sport, exercise and physical activity at the local, national and inter- national level. As a result of changing social and economic factors, and health and lifestyle con- cerns, as well as a trend towards commerciali- sation and professionalisation, the sport and exercise industry now offers a wide range of challenging career opportunities. UCD is the first Irish university to offer a
Diploma in Sports Management. Tis will appeal to those with a keen interest in sport and its organisation, as well as those already employed within the sports industry or those seeking a career change. Students who successfully com- plete the Diploma with a GPA of 3.08 or higher may, with the approval of the Programme Board, be admitted to second year of the BSc Sport & Exercise Management. Te multidisciplinary nature of this diploma
equips students with skills in management, marketing, human resources, development and coaching. Tese underpin the structure and gov- ernance of sport today. UCD’s internationally recognised academic excellence and sporting reputation make this an ideal programme for those wishing to join a thriving industry. Te programme is organised across four semesters, with students registering for three modules per semester. Lectures occur on Mondays, from 9am to 5pm.
What will I study? Te Diploma in Sports Management is con- cerned with the principles of development, management, organisation and administration as they apply to the sports industry. Students are introduced to core academic and informa- tion technology skills as well as the foundations of sports management. Modules include: Financial Management • Sports Marketing • Facility and Event Management • Sports Legislation • Teory of Coaching • Sports Development • Sports Science
Chloe Watkins, member of UCD Elite Athlete Academy
Career Opportunities Potential opportunities within national gov- erning bodies of sport, local authorities, local sports partnerships, sports organisations and clubs include: A Sports development officers, activity co-ordinators and administrators
A Facility/operations managers A Marketing/promotions officers
Admission Requirements Tis programme has a limited number of places, and applicants must be of matriculation stand- ard, or its equivalent, with a minimum of two Honours and an OB3 in Leaving Certificate Mathematics. Applicants should have at least two years’ work or voluntary experience, either as a coach, competitor, volunteer or adminis- trator, and a view to a career in this industry. Interviews may be held to assess an applicant’s suitability. Mature applicants are encouraged to apply, and special consideration may be given to elite-level athletes, coaches and sports adminis- trators who meet the admissions criteria.
KEY FAC T You apply for this programme online. Simply click on
www.ucd.ie/apply and follow the instructions.
NON-CAO
Entry Requirements Irish1, English, A third language, Mathematics2, Two other recognised subjects.
Leaving Certificate Passes in six subjects including those shown above, of which two must be minimum HC3.
A-Level/GCSE Passes (GCSE Grade C or above) in six recognised subjects including those above, of which two must be minimum Grade C or above at A-Level.
Average Intake 30
Length of Programme 2 Years (Part time)
1 A-Level candidates are usually exempt from the Irish Language Requirement.
2 Minimum Grade OB3/HD3 in Leaving Certificate or equivalent. See additional Admission Requirements.
Application Procedure: This is a non-CAO programme and applications are completed online (
www.ucd.ie/apply). While a minimum of matriculation standard is required, places are competitive and most students would tend to have substantially higher grades.
Further information
www.ucd.ie/myucd/sportperformance sports.studies@
ucd.ie
+353 1 716 3430
Gillian Johnston UCD Centre for Sports Studies UCD School of Public Health, Physiotherapy & Population Science, Woodview House Belfield, Dublin 4
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