Sports Analytics
The Graduate Certificate in Sports Analytics is designed to prepare students to carry out sophisticated data analytics in the sports industry. Students will learn how to frame problems in sports, collect and analyze data, perform visualization, hypothesis testing, and multivariate approaches, and communicate results to a lay audience.
- Explain sports data and data analysis results to many stakeholders in the sports industry.
- Construct ethical recommendations for sports teams and companies based on data analysis results.
At a Glance
Curriculum
Core Courses
Complete all of the following courses:
| Course # | Course Title |
|---|---|
| ADEC 7310 | Data Analysis |
| ADEC 7320 | Econometrics |
| ADSA 8015 | Sports Analytics |
Electives
Complete one of the following courses:
| Course # | Course Title |
|---|---|
| ADSA 7501 | Survey of Sports Administration |
| ADSA 7502 | Sports Marketing and Communication |
| ADSA 7503 | Sports Finance |
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Gregory Krug
Part-time Faculty, M.S. in Sports Administration Program
Taught by experts
Greg Krug is a Senior Director at Navigate, a trusted consulting firm and advisor for some of the largest brands and organizations in sports and entertainment.
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“The future of sports analytics will be characterized by a deeper integration of technology and data-driven decision-making. These decisions will lead to an enhanced fan experience, better performance and outcomes for athletes, and increased revenue opportunities for all organizations.”
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“Built on real-world experience, this class will prepare students for a career in sports analytics through learning and understanding key technical skills, deep diving into specific industry areas, hearing from expert industry leaders, and finally getting hands-on experience with projects.”
Apply
PrintApplications are accepted on a rolling basis.
Please note that non-US citizens are not able to receive a valid student visa for enrollment in a certificate program. If you need a student visa to study in the US, please select an eligible masters degree.
Deadlines
- Regular Decision
- Applications are accepted on a rolling basis.
Online Application
While online submission is preferred, if you need to mail materials, please send to:
Boston College
Woods College of Advancing Studies Admissions Office
St. Mary's Hall South
140 Commonwealth Avenue
Chestnut Hill, MA 02467
Academic transcripts
Bachelor’s degree from an accredited college/university (minimum GPA 3.0)
Applicants whose undergraduate GPA falls below 3.0 will be considered for admission. Applications will be considered in light of other factors, including letters of reference and personal statement.
Personal Statement
To be uploaded to your online Application Form.
In 500-750 words, describe your academic and professional goals, any experience relevant to this program, and your future plans, expectations, and aspirations.
Application Fee
Application fee: There is no application fee.
Résumé
Optional
Letter of Recommendation
Submitted with application.
Please note: Letters of recommendations should be provided by Professional or Academic recommenders.