Master of Arts in Motorsport Management
Master of Arts in Motorsport Management
Drive Innovation and Strategy in Motorsport
Now Accepting Applications!
Complete your degree in 12 Months!
As the only graduate program of its kind in the United States, the Abbey’s MA in Motorsport Management provides a comprehensive understanding of the technical, interpersonal, and strategic skills needed to succeed as a professional in the dynamic motorsport industry. You will gain valuable insights into the governance and legal frameworks of motorsport organizations, preparing you for careers in sponsorship, revenue generation, marketing, team management, finance, and community relations. Grounded in Catholic and Benedictine traditions, the program emphasizes character and professional development, ethical and virtuous leadership, and sound business practices, equipping students to navigate the complex motorsport landscape through practical, real-world applications. Graduates will be prepared to make meaningful contributions to their organizations and communities while promoting positive change in the motorsport industry.
Possible career paths:
Motorsport Team Manager, Motorsport Marketing Manager, Sponsorship Coordinator, Data Analyst, Risk Management Specialist, Financial Analyst, Track Operations Manager, Corporate Partnership Manager
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Program Details
- 100% online asynchronous
- Affordable tuition with no out-of-state fees
- Complete in 12 Months
- Hone your skills and experience under the guidance of experienced, nationally-ranked Motorsports faculty
- No GRE required
- Students may enroll part-time and for a two-year completion cycle
Required Courses:
- MM 645: Motorsport Team Management
- MM 615: Sport Analytics and Data Management in Sport
- MM 695: Motorsport Marketing & Communication
- MM 685: Risk Management in Sport
- MM 625: Advanced Social Media in Sport
- MM 605: Sport & Virtue
- MM 655: International Motorsport Management
- MM 665: Revenue Generation in Motorsport
- MM 675: Motorsport Finance
- MM 699: Professional Development Capstone
- MM635: Event Management in Motorsport (1 credit)
It is the student’s responsibility to see that all degree requirements for graduation are fulfilled.
Graduation Requirements:
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- Completion of MA Professional Development Capstone Project (1 credit hour) during any semester in the program.
- Total Credits Required for Graduation = 31 credit hours with no more than six credit hours transferred into BAC
- No more than one C course grades in all graduate level coursework with a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0 combined program course work.
- Completion of all required coursework within seven years after program admission
Tuition: $695 per credit hour (31 credit hours)
Admission Requirements:
- Admission to the program is determined by evaluating a combination of factors. These factors include:
- Undergraduate GPA; Although there is no minimum undergraduate GPA to apply, GPAs of 3.0 or higher are generally expected.
- There is no required academic discipline for students’ bachelor’s degree as this master’s degree is suitable for a wide range of undergraduate degrees.
- NOTE: Admission entry point in both fall and spring semesters.
- Students may enroll part-time and for a two-year completion cycle, but the pathway presented in this document assumes full-time enrollment, including the summer term.
- Admission to the program is determined by evaluating a combination of factors. These factors include:
- Undergraduate GPA; Although there is no minimum undergraduate GPA to apply, GPAs of 3.0 or higher are generally expected.
- There is no required academic discipline for students’ bachelor’s degree as this master’s degree is suitable for a wide range of undergraduate degrees.
- NOTE: Admission entry point in both fall and spring semesters.
- Students may enroll part-time and for a two-year completion cycle, but the pathway presented in this document assumes full-time enrollment, including the summer term.
- Completion of MA Professional Development Capstone Project (1 credit hour) during any semester in the program.
- Total Credits Required for Graduation = 31 credit hours with no more than six credit hours transferred into BAC
- No more than one C course grades in all graduate level coursework with a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0 combined program course work.
- Completion of all required coursework within seven years after program admission
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The Abbey Difference
Rooted in values, that is the primary Abbey difference. Since our founding our education has stayed rooted in the essential truths. With our Catholic, Benedictine foundation we have never strayed from instilling our students in the ethics, morals, and wisdom inherent in our foundation. Our top-ranked faculty bring a wealth of experience in the motorsport industry, embodying the virtues of sport and business such as integrity, teamwork, and excellence. We believe that our students have individualized callings, and we are committed to supporting them in exploring how to leverage their knowledge and skills in their motorsport careers, fostering not only professional success but also personal growth grounded in virtue.
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