Further study

A Bachelor’s degree gives you a strong foundation for further study. With a diploma from Sport Studies – track ISMB, you have several options to continue at a research university.

Admission to Master’s programmes

Your Bachelor’s degree prepares you well for a Master’s. Each university has its own admission rules, so make sure to check the requirements on the website of the university you are interested in.

If you studied at a university of applied sciences (like the AUAS), you may need to complete a pre-Master’s before starting a Master’s programme at a research university.

Master Sport Business & Leadership

With your Sport Studies diploma, you can directly enter the Master Sport Business & Leadership at the Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences (AUAS).

This 1-year, full-time programme includes 7 practical modules, supported by theory and reflection. You will follow 6 modules in Amsterdam and 1 module during an international study trip.

Partnerships with selected universities

Sport Studies – track ISMB has partnerships with selected universities. These allow you to take Master’s modules during or shortly after your Bachelor’s programme. This can help you earn both your Bachelor’s and Master’s degree within 5 to 6 years.

Overview possible Master's programmes at other universities
Master	Possible occupations/tracks	Language
Business Administration \| University of Amsterdam	Management consultant Strategic analyst Account, product, or marketing manager	English
Sports Management and Business Adm. \| Temple University Philadelphia, US	Management consultant Strategic analyst Account, product, or marketing manager	English
Institute for Sport Business ISB \| Loughborough University, UK	Track MSc Sport Business & Innovation Track MSc Sport Business & Leadership Track MSc Sport Digital & Media Technologies	English
Human Movement Sciences \| VU University Amsterdam	Researcher Adviser/policy officer Psychomotor therapist Exercise physiologist or ergonomist affiliated to an organisation	Partly in English / partly in Dutch
Sports Policy and Sports Management \| Utrecht University	Policy officer Project coordinator or association manager at local authorities, unions, consultancies, umbrella organisations and other sport organisations Researcher at a research agency or university	Dutch
Communication Science \| University of Amsterdam	Media planner Journalist Advertising strategist Communications office Information officer	Dutch