maintain a minimum grade point average of 2.5 out of 4 to enter and remain in a business degree program. Program Curriculum 45 Credits in General Education 33 Credits In Common Core For Business 24 Credits Specialization Requirements 18 Credits Electives Proposal Initiator Dr. Wanda Rutledge Originating Department Management Program Title Bachelor of Science in Sports Management Program Narrative New Jersey City University (NJCU) is proposing a Bachelor of Science in Sports Management. Sports are big business. According to the most recent Plunkett Research data (2015), the estimated size of the entire sports industry in the U.S. is $498.4 billion. The estimated size for the global sports industry is $1.5 trillion. To put it into perspective with other U.S. industries, note that the restaurant industry accounts for $400 billion, real estate $310 billion, the auto industry $220 billion, and education $50 billion. A sport management degree provides students with a basic foundation of the "business" of sport. The focus of courses taught in the sports management program is interdisciplinary and involves statistical analysis, strategic thinking and planning, understanding behavior, marketing, sales, promotions and more. all possible disciplines for their professional lives, not only enabling them to deal with ethical questions and challenges in a reflective and theoretically grounded manner, but also to provide some of the tools needed to participate in professional ethics bodies. Degree Requirements Students in the Sports Management program will need to successfully complete with a C or better MA TH 164 for Business, MATH 200 Business Calculus, ECON 207 Macro-Economics, ECON 208 Micro-Economics, MGMT 211 Principles of Management. Candidates must have and maintain a minimum grade point average of 2.5 out of 4 to enter and remain in a business degree program. Program Curriculum 45 Credits in General Education 33 Credits In Common Core For Business 27 Credits Specialization Requirements Credits Electives IV. The Committee also approved courses. Course Initiator Dr. Mary E. Fortier Originating Department Nursing
maintain a minimum grade point average of 2.5 out of 4 to enter and remain in a business degree program. Program Curriculum 45 Credits in General Education 33 Credits In Common Core For Business 24 Credits Specialization Requirements 18 Credits Electives Proposal Initiator Dr. Wanda Rutledge Originating Department Management Program Title Bachelor of Science in Sports Management Program Narrative New Jersey City University (NJCU) is proposing a Bachelor of Science in Sports Management. Sports are big business. According to the most recent Plunkett Research data (2015), the estimated size of the entire sports industry in the U.S. is $498.4 billion. The estimated size for the global sports industry is $1.5 trillion. To put it into perspective with other U.S. industries, note that the restaurant industry accounts for $400 billion, real estate $310 billion, the auto industry $220 billion, and education $50 billion. A sport management degree provides students with a basic foundation of the "business" of sport. The focus of courses taught in the sports management program is interdisciplinary and involves statistical analysis, strategic thinking and planning, understanding behavior, marketing, sales, promotions and more. all possible disciplines for their professional lives, not only enabling them to deal with ethical questions and challenges in a reflective and theoretically grounded manner, but also to provide some of the tools needed to participate in professional ethics bodies. Degree Requirements Students in the Sports Management program will need to successfully complete with a C or better MA TH 164 for Business, MATH 200 Business Calculus, ECON 207 Macro-Economics, ECON 208 Micro-Economics, MGMT 211 Principles of Management. Candidates must have and maintain a minimum grade point average of 2.5 out of 4 to enter and remain in a business degree program. Program Curriculum 45 Credits in General Education 33 Credits In Common Core For Business 27 Credits Specialization Requirements Credits Electives IV. The Committee also approved courses. Course Initiator Dr. Mary E. Fortier Originating Department Nursing
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