The BS in Sports Management prepares students for exciting careers in the multibillion-dollar international business of sports. They are equipped with the professional expertise necessary to lead and promote sports organizations, develop and manage entrepreneurial ventures in the sport industry, and produce major sporting and entertainment events.NYU School of Professional Studies Preston Robert Tisch Institute for Global Sport students take 60 credits of Liberal Arts Core courses at NYU's central Washington Square campus, with myriad opportunities to study abroad. The sequence of study is designed to sharpen reading comprehension and writing skills, elevate creative and critical thinking capacities, and enhance social and cultural understanding.The 128 program consists of 60 credits of liberal arts core courses, 38 credits of the sports core, 15 credits of sports concentration and 15 general elective credits.A study of the legislative processes that govern professional and amateur sports (, common and civil law systems, contractual analysis and interpretation, constitutional rights, remedies, the powers of Commissioners, player contractual issues, regulation of agents, fiduciary relations, collective bargaining agreement, arbitration and negotiation, tort liability, defamation, gender equity and discrimination.