UndergraduateBusiness
Diploma of Sports Management (High Performance)
International College of Management, Sydney, Manly, NSW, Australia
About this program
Developed by leading industry professionals, ISCA's Diploma of Sports Management (High Performance) provides students with an innovative blend of training, coaching, learning and mentoring, combining elite high-performance sporting fundamentals with state-of-the-art facilities. Students receive career advice, mentoring and professional development, capped by an internship (100 hours of industry training) in their chosen sport. ISCA (International Sport College Australia) is owned, governed and operated by ICMS and delivered across the Northern Beaches, City and Moore Park campuses in Sydney. The diploma runs over three 13-week trimesters, each combining one business unit, one sports management unit and one high-performance unit; students who complete it can articulate into the ICMS Bachelor of Business (Sports Management) with credit transfer of up to 8 subjects.
Fees & duration
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Course structure
Study plan in 5 parts
- Business units (choose electives alongside the core): Pathway to Success (BUS101A, core)
- Global Citizenship (MGT102A) and Management Solutions for a Changing World (MGT101A) and Introduction to Tourism, Hospitality and Events (THE101A) as elective options
- Sports Management units: Sports Psychology, Health and Wellbeing (SPO120A, core)
- Sports Management Fundamentals (SPO101A, core)
- Sport Marketing and Media (SPO160A, core)
- Economics for Sports (ECO150A, core)
- Socio-Cultural Factors in Sport (SPO102A, elective)
High Performance units
- SPO130AHigh Performance I
- SPO140AHigh Performance II
- High Performance III (SPO150A) - three physical-preparation-backed specialisation subjects
- Professional Placement (WIL203A): 100 hours of industry training in the final trimester
- (Source: ISCA's own Diploma of Sports Management (High Performance) course page.)
Career & PR pathway
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Admissions
ISCA's own Diploma of Sports Management (High Performance) course page: completion of Year 12 (no ATAR required); applicants with documented work experience and/or completion of a Certificate IV qualification (or equivalent) are also considered. ISCA uses a non-ATAR-based holistic admissions process (HSC/Year 12 subject results plus an application interview) rather than ATAR ranking.
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