Details at a Glance
- Online: 100% asynchronous
- Calendar: Traditional semesters
- Enrollment: 3–15 credits per sem
- Eligibility: Associate degree or equivalent coursework
- Launch: Fall 2026
Your associate degree got you started. Now finish strong with SUNY Fredonia's online B.S. in Sport Management. In two years, you'll master the finance, marketing, leadership, and analytics skills that open doors in the $500+ billion sports industry. Our graduates work for the Buffalo Bills and Sabres, as well as many other pro sports teams and firms. With a required internship, expert faculty, and affordable SUNY tuition, you'll be next!
Transfer credit is evaluated individually to maximize prior coursework. It is only possible to complete the last two years online if the students have already completed their general education requirements.
Alexis earned her Sport Management degree from SUNY Fredonia and now works as the Youth and Recreation Coordinator for the City of Dunkirk. She oversees local sports leagues and community programs, managing events and mentoring young athletes. “Being able to use sports to give back to the kids in this area is one of my favorite things in life,” Alexis says.
Favorite professor? Dr. Kerry Fischer, who taught Alexis hands-on, real-world sports management courses — inspiring her career path.
Graduates work for the Buffalo Bills, Buffalo Sabres, Tickets.com, and The Harbor Center. Faculty bring professional experience in sport marketing, social media, and data analytics.
Gain employer-valued experience through our 240-hour internship. We'll help you find opportunities on campus or closer to home that match your career goals.
Asynchronous courses mean no set login times. Complete coursework around your work and family commitments while staying on track to finish in two years.
Transfer up to 75 credits from your A.A.S. or related associate program. The same SUNY-quality education as our on-campus students, accessible from anywhere in New York State.
Master essential business skills applied to the sports industry: