Basketball Management - Specialisation (en) in University of Applied Sciences Europe (UE Berlin), Germany

Basketball Management - Specialisation (en) in University of Applied Sciences Europe (UE Berlin)

Few industries inspire as many people as the sports and events sector. With the soccer World Cup and music festivals now celebrated as major events, and sports clubs such as Real Madrid developing into large corporations, sports and events businesses are not only becoming more exciting but also increasingly lucrative. A degree in Sport & Event Management from the University of Applied Sciences Europe will enable you to play an active role in shaping this vibrant industry.

On this bachelor programme at the University of Applied Sciences Europe, you will develop management and leadership skills in sports and events management, business administration, economics, and basic law. Our distinguished lecturers are from both academic and professional backgrounds. You will even have the opportunity to actively shape your studies and career path. Depending on your personal career goals, you can select your own specialisations and choose from a range of interdisciplinary subjects.

The programme: courses, internships, and semester abroad

As a student on the Sport & Event Management programme, you will learn how to manage professional events: from conception and planning to implementation and evaluation. You will gain an understanding of event processes and formats in both recreational and professional sports. You will also acquire a comprehensive understanding of business administration in order to prepare you for the demands of the business world.

You will continuously expand your knowledge through practical projects. In addition, you have the opportunity to specialise in Soccer Management at an early stage. During your semester abroad, you will study at a prestigious partner university and have the chance to add an international perspective to your professional profile.

Since virtual concepts are becoming more important in many industries, the latest virtual possibilities in the study programme allow Virtual Reality projects to be designed and implemented for sport events and other events.

Specialisation in Basketball Management

ALBA BERLIN and the University of Applied Sciences Europe have jointly developed the Europe-wide unique specialisation in “Basketball Management”. Here you will learn all you need to know about the business of basketball in Germany and Europe. Of course, we will also have a closer look at the NBA in the USA, known as the best basketball league in the world. 

Your lecturers will be experienced professionals from Club and Federation Basketball. Learn from the best!

Examples of Courses:

• Basketball Leagues, Associations & Clubs
• Study trip Basketball Business
• Basketball Marketing & Brand Strategies
• Trends in Basketball Management

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