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- Faculty of Sport Management / Department of Sport Management
Faculty of Sport ManagementDepartment of Sport Management
- Themes you can learn
- Students' Benefits from the Department
- Diploma Policy
- Characteristics of Class Subjects
- Future Vision
- Faculty Members
Themes you can learn
Sports×Business
Learn the know-how that is indispensable to the management of the sports team
Sports×Marketing
Create a new culture with “Sports”
Sports×Events
Attract with sport events
Sports×Entertainment
Sports attract through “Information”
Sports×Data analysis
Helps students develop a sports science
Sports×Teaching・Coaching
Improve people's health through sports
Students' Benefits from the Department
Create new value for sports through the variety of learning
A curriculum, focused on post graduation paths
Develop practical knowledge and thinking abilities through experience and faculty collaboration programs.
Diploma Policy
Sports Management Department investigates various sports-related problem, solves the issues followed by them, and helps students develop a wide range of professional skills.
Characteristics of Class Subjects
Sports data analysis
Learn to analyze data of various sports, aiming to be able to do it on your own.
Sports brand theory
Our students cultivate the ability to solve sports brands related management issues while examining familiar products and company examples.
Sports Business Theory
Instructing, providing an athletic stadium, selling products and holding events....Students learn about a variety of businesses that are associated with sports, through case examples.
Future Vision (Aspired Occupations)
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Faculty Members
Department of Sport Management, ChairmanProfessor Eiji Mashita (真下 英二)
Born in Ehime Prefecture in 1971. Withdrew from Keio University Graduate School of Law Doctoral Course in Political Science. Took up his current post after being a full-time lecturer and associate professor at the Shobi University Faculty of Policy Management. Kawagoe City Planning Council Member, External Conference Assessment Leader to Kawagoe City Business Project Assessments, and President of Hidaka City Residents Participation Promotion Council. Literary works include “Electoral Systems and Political Parties” (Shinzansha, 2003) (Co-author), “Governance” (Hokuju Shuppan, 2005) (Co-author), “Birth-rate Recovery and Work-life Balance” (Chuo Houki, 2007) (Co-author), and “Introduction to Political Science” (Ichigeisha, 2016) (Co-author), etc.