AMOS Sport Business School

About AMOS Sport Business School

AMOS is the first French Business School specialised in sports business from an Undergraduate Bachelor to a Postgraduate Master of Business in Sport.

AMOS trains managers, sales agents and highly-skilled entrepreneurs in all the areas of sports business.

AMOS aims at being the reference and the interlocutor of the sporting movement and sports business.

AMOS integrates an international dimension with its seminars abroad, its English conferences, its bilingual classes, its school of integrated languages and with its integration of the European programme of exchanges - ERASMUS.

AMOS in Numbers

- 1^st Sport Business school in Europe 100% Sport Management
- 10 campuses (9 in France, 1 in the UK)
- 23 partner universities across the world
- European accreditation
- +260 lecturers from the sports industry

Our Campuses

AMOS Sport Business School has 10 campuses both in the United Kingdom and in France.

The schools are located in areas were the sports industry is the most developped in France: Paris, Lille, Bordeaux, Nantes, Rennes, Lyon, Toulouse, Nice and Marseille.

With the opening of a campus in London a few years ago, AMOS has increased its wish of being international with its presence in one of the most important cities in the world in regards to Sport Business.

Our Network

Being the first French Business School specialised in sports management, AMOS has developed important links with companies from the sports sector in France and in the UK.

This collaboration with international companies (ASO, Stade Toulousain, NBA, the ITF etc.) has allowed our students to benefit from the AMOS sports network.

Our Programme

Sports being international, AMOS has decided to create its very own Global Sport Business Master focusing its 2 year-programme on the European, Asian, and Anglo-Saxon markets. Alongside the classes, students will have the chance to increase their global sport management skills throughout study trips that are organised with the programme (Germany, China, USA, Scotland)