Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Sports Management and Coaching
| CAO code: BN111 |
Entry Route into programme:
- Leaving Certificate
- Mature grounds
- Special circumstances
- QQI-FET (formerly FETAC) graduates
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| Duration: 4 years |
| NFQ level: 8 |
| Method of application: CAO |
| 2017 Points: 290 |
| Award title: Bachelor of Arts (Honours) |
| Credits for Full Award: 120 @ NFQ Level 6; 60 @ NFQ Level 7; 60 @ NFQ Level 8 |
| Awarding Body: ITB |
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Minimum Entry Requirements
Leaving Certificate applicants will require a H5 in any two higher level subjects and a 06/H7 in four other subjects, these subjects must include Maths and English or Irish.
Foundation level mathematics will meet the minimum entry requirement where a grade F2 or higher is achieved.
Mature students may be admitted without meeting these formal minimum requirements.
Minimum entry requirements for QQI-FET (formerly FETAC) graduates, see www.itb.ie/QQI-FET
Additional Requirements
Garda Vetting and Special entry requirements. More info
Course Content
| Semester 1 |
- Coaching Theory and Practice 1
- Long Term Athlete Development 1
- Anatomy & Physiology 1
- Contemporary Sports Management 1
- Accounting for Non-Accountants
- Skills for Success in Higher Education
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| Semester 2 |
- Coaching Children and Youths
- Long Term Athlete Development 2
- Anatomy & Physiology 2
- Contemporary Sports Management 2
- Introduction to Sports and Excercise Psychology
- Business Information Systems
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| Semester 3 |
- Coaching and Exercise Psychology 1
- Speed and Agility
- Exercise Physiology 1
- Sports Marketing 1
- Regulatory Environment
- Electronic Commerce
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| Semester 4 |
- Coaching and Exercise Psychology 2
- Programme Development and Exercise Progression
- Exercise Physiology 2
- Sports Marketing 2
- Cost Benefit Analysis and Decision Making
- Information Management
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| Semester 5 |
- Introduction to Adapted Physical Activity
- Plyometrics and Olympic Lifts 1
- Nutrition
- Sports Club Operations Management
- Professional Skills and Life Coaching
- Selling and Sales Management
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| Semester 6 |
- Personal Training 1
- Periodisation and Olympic Lifts 2
- Performance Analysis
- Human Resource Management
- Financial Management
- Enterprise Development
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| Semester 7 |
- Sports Management & Coaching Research Project - Theory
- Applied Performance Analysis
- Elite Coaching
- Sports and Leisure Event Management
- Elite Sports Development
- Personal Training 2
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| Semester 8 |
- High Performance Speed & Conditioning
- Applied Adapted Physical Activity
- Skills Acquisition
- Practicum in Sports and Leisure Event Management
- Sports Management & Coaching Research Project - Practice
- Sports Participation Development
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