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Sports Communication

Sports Communication is an interdisciplinary field combining elements of communication studies, journalism, public relations, and sports management. Students enrolled in MU’s Sports Communication Minor will gain skills in media literacy, public relations, media production, sports broadcasting that will be enhanced with unique internship opportunities.

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Sports Communication Minor

A minor in sports communication gives you insight into communication studies with an emphasis from the perspective of athletics.

Program Information:

Minor

  • 18-21 Credit Hours

Location

  • North Manchester

Why Choose MU for Sports Communication?

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What You Can Do with Your Sports Communication Minor

Sports Information Director

Manages media relations, game statistics, and communications for college or professional sports teams.

Public Relations Specialist

Handles press releases, media coverage, and brand messaging for teams or athletic organizations.

Social Media Manager

Creates and manages digital content, engages fans, and builds an online presence for teams, leagues, or athletes.

Event Coordinator

Plans and executes sports-related events, including tournaments, sponsorships, and fan engagement experiences.

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Courses in Sports Communication

COMM-130       Media Literacy
COMM-232       Digital Storytelling I
COMM-260       Introduction to Public Relations
COMM-364       Producing for the Internet
COMM-337       Sports Media

COMM-375       Internship in Communication Studies OR
BUS-435            Internship Practicum

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