Bachelor of Sport and Recreation Management

Areas of study

Change management, community approaches to health promotion, developmental psychology or organisational behaviour, innovation and entrepreneurship, physical activity and health, population approaches to health promotion, strategic management.

Career opportunities

Player management, professional sporting club management, recreation centre management, roles in state departments or local government, sport and cultural industries, sport and recreation associations.

Practical experience

Placements are managed and authorised by the Practicum Coordinator and require students to formally register and seek approval on the standard form for the placement with the coordinator prior to commencement.

A lower-level Practicum course must be completed prior to enrolment in a higher-level practicum course unless permission is granted by the Dean of the School of Business.

Fees and charges

Refer to Notre Dame current fee information.