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MBA sports Management is offered by Manav Rachna University, Faridabad, India
Sports Management is that area of studies where various aspects of sports related vocations and technicalities are taught. Sports Management entails a wide spectrum of business functions including management of sports events, funds and finances, sponsorships, accessories, sports information, training, ethics, laws, marketing and resources for sports. The MBA program aims to develop competencies related to all the aspects of sports business, management of the players and the facilities, dealings and co-ordinations at national and international level
Key features of Program:
-Highly Experienced and Networked Advisory Board Members
-Guidance by renowned sports personalities
-Techno-Managerial and Multi-Disciplinary Courses developed with Industry Participation
-Practice based Pedagogy
-Highly qualified Faculty
-Industry led Curriculum
-Assured Job Opportunites in India and abroad
-Vast Network of alumni and Industry Practitioners
About Manav Rachna University
Manav Rachna University is a State Private University (established by Haryana State Legislature Act No 26 of 2014 & under section 2(f) of UGC Act 1956). The University has evolved from Manav Rachna College of Engineering (MRCE), a NAAC Accredited 'A' grade institute. Manav Rachna College of Engineering (now MRU) has been ranked among the top 30 engineering institutes across the country (including IITs and NITs) by The Times engineering survey (June 16, 2015). Among the private Engineering Institutes MRCE (now MRU) is ranked at no. 10 across the country.
Program Advisory Board
Mr. Kapil Dev, Former Indian Cricket Captain
Mr. Madanlal, Former Indian Cricketer
Mr. Virender Sahwag, Former Indian Cricketer
Mr. Abhinav Bhindra, World and Olympic champion in 10 m Air Rifle
Mr. Gagan Narang, Air rifle gold medalist in World Cup and Olympics Bronze medalist
Mr. Ashok Lavasa, IAS, Secretary, Ministry of Environment and Forests, Government of India
Mr. B K Sinha, IPS, ADGP/vigilance, Haryana Government.
Mr. Vikrant Gupta, Senior Editor, Aaj Tak
Mr Vijay Lokbali, Editor, The Hindu
MS . Manjushree Roy, Administrator- Indira Gandhi Nehru Stadium, New Delhi
Dr Robert Frye, Director, Wellness and Recreation Center – MMC,Florida International University, WRC 105, Miami, USA
Mr. Arman P. Medina, Adjunct Lecturer, Department of Kinesiology,San José State University,One Washington Square, San José, Calif

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