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The Future of Sport

Industry insights and launch of UniSC’s Bachelor of International Sport Management

Are you passionate about sport and keen to learn more about careers beyond the game?  

Come along to the UniSC Arena for a night with key players, who work on and off the sporting field. Joining them are our expert teaching staff to discuss all things sport­ – a global and fast-moving industry – and where the future is heading, including right here in our regions. 

We’ll introduce our new Bachelor of International Sport Management and share the opportunities to broaden your skills in business, events and the international sports industry. 

And we’ll showcase the career prospects across the sector, highlighting the growing workforce behind sport, including health, events, marketing, communications, management, community engagement and much more.  

If you’ve been considering study, UniSC is the perfect launch pad for your sporting career. With access to world-class facilities used by QAS, partnerships and work-placement opportunities with elite sporting teams such as the Dolphins NRL and Sunshine Coast Lightning, and the chance to learn from world-renowned experts, you’ll graduate ready to make your mark. 

Don’t miss this opportunity to hear where careers in sport are heading, and hear first-hand insights from those working in the industry.

Event details

Date: Wednesday 16 September 2026

Time: 5–6pm

Venue: UniSC Arena, Sunshine Coast campus

Free event, all welcome.

Be informed by key players in the industry

Our speakers:
  • Sunshine Coast Council: Grantley Switzer | Head of 2032 Games Coordination
  • Sunshine Coast Lightning: Belinda Reynolds | Head Coach
  • Dolphins NRL: Eloise Bathersby | Events & Game Day Manager
  • Budget Direct: Steve O'Flaherty | Sponsorships Manager at Budget Direct
With thanks to our partners

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The Future of Sport

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