Sports and events management specialty at UEM (WSEiZ) in Warsaw – why is it worth it?
Why is it worth it?
FOR WHOM WAS THE SPECIALTY OF SPORTS AND EVENTS MANAGEMENT CREATED?
If you are a born organiser and want to bind your future career to the events industry, the specialty created by us will be the best choice.
PRACTICAL ASPECT OF THE PROFESSION
PRACTICAL ASPECT OF THE PROFESSION
During the studies of concerts, cultural and sports events management specialty you will gain knowledge and skills of:
- events, cultural and sports events implementation,
- cooperation with catering, hotel, and transport enterprises,
- economics, finance, legal and social principles of business,
- principles of effective event company management.
FUTURE-ORIENTED EDUCATION
Sports and events management specialty is connected with so-called leisure time industry which plays more and more role in our economy. Studying this specialty, you will learn the economics of such ventures and their principles of planning and service including safety requirements. In addition, you will know characteristics of particular kinds of events, their promotion using internet tools as well. You will learn how the events may become the essential elements of enterprise marketing, and you will acquire the basics of catering, hospitality, and logistics.
Courses
Courses the programme of education of three-years full-time and part-time first-cycle studies (Bachelor) in Management includes the following courses:
The programme of education of three-years full-time and part-time first-cycle studies (Bachelor) in Management includes the following courses:
COURSES OF THE SPECIALTY (obligatory):
Characteristics and kinds of events
Incentive
Sports events organisation
Basics of catering
Basics of computer graphics
Creation and management of social media content
Basics of hotel industry
Legal aspects and events documentation
Negotiation and business etiquette
Cultural events organisation
Diploma seminar
Security and logistics of mass events
Online promotion
Computer networks and internet techniques
BASIC AND MAJOR COURSES FOR MANAGEMENT STUDIES (OBLIGATORY):
English language
Mathematics
Microeconomics
Basics of law
Basics of management
Psychology
Logistics
Marketing research
Organisational science
Basics of finance and banking
Basics of marketing
Information technology
Workplace safety and ergonomics
Corporate finance
Statistics
Economic law
Accounting
Information systems in management
Quality management
Production and service management
Projects management
Market analysis
Databases
Consultation and writing the diploma thesis
Vocational training
Organisational behaviour
Environmental management
Human resources management
