College of Education, Department of Kinesiology & Health Promotion Sport Leadership (M.S.)
What can you do with this degree?
The Sport Leadership specialization offers students a choice between the Thesis Option (24 hours of approved coursework, 6 hours for the thesis, plus an oral thesis defense) and the Coursework Option (30 hours of approved coursework, including 6 hours of research and statistics classes, 15 hours of core classes, 3 credit hours of practicum, 6 credit hours of electives, as well as written exams and an oral exam).
Delivery Method: In-person (online options may exist for statistics requirement and electives)
Hands-on Experience
The specialization in Sport Leadership in the Department of Kinesiology and Health Promotion is designed to enhance leadership and administrative skills for those who work in a variety of leadership settings. The specialization trains you to work in areas such as sport administration (scholastic and collegiate), sport management, coaching, community and youth sports, and recreation (commercial and municipal).
While the emphasis allows for opportunities to take coursework in business, its primary focus is on training leaders, supervisors, and administrators who recognize the need for a wide variety of skills as applied to leadership.
Program Details
Learn more about:
- Application requirements
- Degree requirements
Visit the University of Kentucky catalog for more program details
Meet the Faculty
| Photo | Contact Info |
|---|---|
|
Kwame Agyemang George and Betty Blanda Endowed Professor in Sport Leadership, Director of the Future of Sport Institute (FoSI) |
|
Rasheed Flowers Assistant Professor |
|
Simran Kaur Sethi Assistant Professor of Sport Leadership |
|
Marta Mack Lecturer |
|
Justin Nichols Associate Professor |
|
Tshepang Tshube Associate Professor |
Request Information
Questions about applying? Complete our form to be contacted by a recruiter for more information.
Cost of Attendance
Understand the total estimated expense to attend UK, including tuition, fees, housing, meals, books, supplies, transportation, and personal expenses.
Tuition and Fees
Understand the specific charges for instruction and related services, excluding other living and personal expenses.