BA/BS in Sport Studies - track International Sports, Management and Business
Amsterdam, North Holland, Netherlands•World Rank #2,022
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BA/BS in Sport Studies - track International Sports, Management and Business is a bachelor's degree in Business & Management programme offered by Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences in Amsterdam, Netherlands. It carries 240.0 credits (ECTS). Teaching is in English. Tuition is EUR 2,694 per year for local students.
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Information for the 2027/28 academic year · Last reviewed May 2026 ·
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Overview
Do you have a head for business and a heart for sport? Then Sport Studies – track International Sports, Management and Business (ISMB) might be right for you.
This 4-year Bachelor’s programme prepares you for a career as a sport manager in an international setting. You will study management, business, sport and personal development, and gain hands-on experience through 3 international internships.
The programme focuses on the global sport industry. You will build a strong foundation in entrepreneurship and learn to research, plan, organise, lead and evaluate in the dynamic world of sport.
Besides core business subjects like marketing, finance and strategic management, you will also study event management, sport media, facility management, intercultural communication and research. In the first 2 years, you will take part in various sport activities to strengthen your management and interpersonal skills.
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Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences awards a Bachelor's Degree in the field of Business & Management on completion of this programme.
Tuition is EUR 2,694 per year for local students.
The programme is taught in English.
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