Sentences with phrase «leisure management graduates»
Around 10 % of sport and leisure management graduates pursue full - time or part - time further study, with half of those combining study and work.
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Employers often prefer graduates with relevant qualifications in subjects such as management, sports science, recreation, health management, physiotherapy, business or leisure studies.
Graduate training programmes in hospitality, leisure and tourism may give you the chance to specialise in an area such as finance, HR or marketing, or focus on management.
A degree in any subject is acceptable, although employers may prefer graduates with qualifications in relevant subjects such as business management, sports science, physical education, recreation management, leisure studies, health management or tourism.
Rory was a graduate from Loughborough University with a degree in sport and leisure management.