IISM Mumbai, is pleased to announce an upcoming seminar that promises to be both insightful and inspiring for anyone aspiring to build a career in the sports industry. Titled “Winning Career Paths in Sports,” the seminar aims to provide attendees with a comprehensive understanding of the opportunities available in the dynamic fields of sports management and sports science.
Set to take place on Saturday, May 31, 2025, at 11:00 AM, the event will be hosted at the IISM campus in Mumbai. The seminar will be led by Mr. Amit Gupte, Chief Operating Officer at IISM, who brings a wealth of industry experience and knowledge to the session. His insights are expected to shed light on the evolving landscape of sports careers and the skills needed to thrive within them.
Participants will gain valuable guidance on how to navigate the competitive sports industry, including an overview of key career pathways, skill sets in demand, and practical advice for success. The session also offers an excellent opportunity to engage with peers and professionals, promoting connections that could prove valuable in the future.
To register, please visit: https://forms.gle/E3G5RzatNv5mV6yd6
India has been a big sports country for a while now. The country has always had a rich sports culture even with the lack of support from society. Regardless of the sport, potential athletes are chosen around the world while they are in their early teens or younger, an age bracket which India is awash in. However, it is difficult to develop youthful talent in India. There are various difficulties, including socioeconomic, linguistic, religious, cultural, dietary, social taboo, gender bias, etc., not to mention the current sports governance framework.
With fewer sporting chances as a result of the pandemic, the sports industry faced significant challenges in 2020 and was only able to generate Rs 5894 Cr ($796 Mn) in revenue.
However, the industry quickly recovered and sprang back into action in 2021, earning almost twice that it did in 2020, Rs 9530 Cr ($1288 Mn). You might be wondering how this sector was able to achieve $1 billion in just one year. Three things—sponsorships, athlete endorsements, and brand media spending—were the only reasons for it.
As a result, there will be an increased demand for coaches, experts in track and field, sports medicine, trainers, experts in sports nutrition, experts in sports psychology, experts in strength training, competition managers, sports journalists, experts in the law, and nutritionists in the future.
The IISM team, which pioneered in Sports Management Education in 2011 built the School of Sports Science in 2023 and took into account the long-term goals of the country’s sports sector.
The following full-time sports management courses are available through IISM: -
The University of Mumbai and GICED collaborated to create the Bachelor of Sports Science (BSS), a three-year full-time degree programme.
The University of Mumbai and GICED have teamed up to provide the Master of Sports Science (MSS), a two-year full-time master's degree in sports science.

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