California, United States
Qualification
Bachelor's Degree
Study mode
Full-time
Duration
4 years
Intakes
March
September
Total tuition fee (local)
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Total tuition fee (foreign)
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Entry Requirements
- Relevant qualifications accepted by the university.
- Appropriate English Language qualifications.
Curriculum
General Education Courses
- Communications
- Humanities and Arts
- Social and Behavioral Sciences
- Sciences and Technology
Core Courses
- Principles of Management
- Business Statistics I
- Business Communications
- Principles of Economics
- Foundations of Sports Management
- Anatomy / Physiology
- Biomechanics
- Sports Marketing
- Sports Psychology
- Sports Ethics
- Sports Sociology
- Sports Nutrition
- Legal Aspects of Sports
- Event and Facility Management
Major Courses - Concentration: Taekwondo
- Introduction to Taekwondo
- History and Philosophy of Taekwondo
- Taekwondo Training Methods & Evaluation
- Management of Taekwondo Competition
- Management of Training Centers
- Sports Massage
- CPR and First Aid
- Taekwondo Foundation Techniques
- Self Defense Techniques
- Rules of Taekwondo Judgment
- Taekwondo Training Seminar
- Taekwondo Tournament
Major Courses - Concentration: Golf (12 courses)
- GM 201 History and Rules of Golf
- GM 205 Turf Grass Fundamentals
- GM 225 Club Fitting and Repair
- GM 233 Golf Swing Motion Analysis
- GM 300 Golf Teaching Methods
- GM 310 Golf Psychology
- GM 311 Country Club Management
- GM 325 The Scoring Game Management
- GM 330 Tournament Planning
- GM 420 Food and Beverage Management
- GM 480 Golf Training Seminar
- GM 490 Golf Tournament
Major Courses - Concentration: Sports Leadership
- Business Law and Ethics
- Human Resource Management
- History and Philosophy of Sports
- Public Relations
- Sports Administration
- Governance in Sports
- Finance and Economics in Sports
- Leadership and Management in Sports
- Technology in Sports
- Sports and the Mass Media
- Seminar in Sports: Special Topics I
- Seminar in Sports: Special Topics II
Elective Course (5 courses)
- A total of twenty (20) quarter units of major courses from other bachelor level programs is required.