Step into the fast-paced world of sports media with Saint Leo University’s Sport Communication & Broadcasting Minor. Designed for students passionate about both athletics and media, this program combines core communication theory with hands-on practice in broadcasting, public relations, and digital content. Whether you're drawn to live commentary, podcasting, or social media coverage, this minor equips you with the skills to tell compelling stories in the world of sports.
This program is offered:
Campus
Offered exclusively at University Campus, this minor bridges a love of sports with essential communication and media skills. Students will explore how to deliver impactful content across platforms, gaining firsthand experience covering live events and creating sports narratives.
Est. Time to Complete:
Credit Hours:
15 hours
Learning Outcomes
Students in the Sport Communication & Broadcasting Minor will:
- Develop technical skills in broadcasting and digital media production
- Learn to communicate effectively to diverse sports audiences
- Gain experience in event coverage, media relations, and sport storytelling
- Customize their path with elective courses aligned with career goals
Flexible Learning, Focused on Your Success
Learn your way at Saint Leo University with flexible options—online, campus, or at an education center. Each program has its own modality to fit your needs. Whichever option you choose, Saint Leo University is committed to your success. View the details below to see how this degree program is offered.
Campus
Immersive Campus Experience, A Community That Feels Like Home
Saint Leo University's campus in Saint Leo, Florida, offers a transformative educational experience amidst scenic landscapes, including Lake Jovita and rolling green spaces. Home to over 2,000 students from all 50 states and more than 100 countries, the university fosters a tight-knit, inclusive community.
Campus students benefit from comfortable residence and dining halls, advanced learning facilities, and a vibrant student life with numerous clubs and organizations. The proximity to Tampa Bay provides additional cultural and recreational opportunities, enriching the overall student experience.
Experience Campus LifeRequired Courses (12 Credits)
- CMS 101 – Introduction to Communication and Media Studies (3 credits)
- SPB 101 – Introduction to Sport Business (3 credits)
- SPB 240 – Media Relations in Sport (includes Broadcasting) (3 credits)
- SPB 395 – Practicum in Sport Business (3 credits)
Elective Courses (Choose One - 3 Credits)
Tailor your experience based on your career aspirations by selecting one of the following:
- CMS 205 – Dynamic Presentation
- CMS 324 – Public Relations
- CMS 330 – Podcasting
- CMS 355 – Writing for Online Media