7 Master Programs in Sport Communication 2024

The online Master in Sports Marketing that we have created with a professional orientation that will train you in this area to have an integrated vision of all areas of the company in the sports sector. With a practical approach, you will learn to master the keys to sports sponsorship, apply technological innovation in broadcasting and sports marketing.

With the Master in Sports Journalism from UAX Rafa Nadal School of Sport you will specialize at the highest level in sports journalism, understanding the creation, management and communication of sports content, covering all sports and their communication models. You will master digital media, new platforms and the most effective sports marketing strategies.

Learn how to manage a vibrant range of international events, from cultural and sporting occasions to conferences, exhibitions and festivals.

Pursue your passion for sports with Emerson’s Sports Communication (MA). Learn from academic and industry thought leaders who will teach you to write engaging content, implement digital campaigns, test the foundations of user experience, craft branding strategies for sports organizations, fan bases, and athletes, as well as explore the latest tactics of sports as soft power in connecting communities locally and globally.

A one-year professional practice course in which you will develop skills in journalism and digital media production and learn about sports communications in a global context. The emphasis we place on globalisation in different regions and countries and the internationalisation of sports communications provides our students with a unique learning experience and will give them a head start in a demanding digital world.

You will have the opportunity to voluntarily do your internship in different clubs in Barcelona, including RCD Espanyol or its schools.

The Cronkite master's in sports journalism is designed to be completed in 12 months. In this 36-credit hour program, students begin with an intensive multimedia "boot camp," which teaches students to produce sports and news coverage across broadcast, digital and print platforms. From there, students take advanced classes in sports reporting, videography, photojournalism, ethics and diversity and participate in sports bureaus located in Phoenix and Los Angeles. Working under the guidance of veteran sports journalists, they gain real-world experience in a professional news environment.