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Once a scholar has his or her high school diploma, it may be possible to enter into a bachelor’s degree program. This undergraduate degree is often one of the first university-level academic awards a student pursues. It can take an average of four years to finish.
What is a Bachelor in Adventure Sports? This bachelor’s degree is designed to prepare students to be leaders, trainers and guides for backpacking, white-water rafting, hiking, skiing and other adventure sports. Some universities may allow students to choose a focus sport, while others may cover a wide range of adventure sports. Required courses may be field guiding and education, professional preparation in adventure sports, backcountry-living skills, outdoor education, journaling in adventure sports and risk management in adventure sports.
The Bachelor in Adventure Sports program helps students develop their leadership, management and communication skills. As an adventure sports guide, a person has to be able to lead a diverse group, manage a potentially dangerous adventure and communicate with others. Not only could these skills lead to a higher salary, but they can also help a person succeed in his or her personal life.
Applicants often want to know what the tuition for a program is going to be before they apply. Because so many factors affect the cost, it may best for people to contact a school directly for an estimate.
What type of job can a person have after graduating with a Bachelor in Adventure Sports? Some students may go on to become recreation leaders, activity specialists, camp counselors, tour guides, sport instructors or managers of an adventure sports business. There is also the possibility for graduates to end up in a field slightly different. For example, scholars may use their transferrable skills to become a journalist, entrepreneur or politician.
This type of program is available at universities around the world. It may even be available online. For more information, search for your program below and contact directly the admission office of the school of your choice by filling in the lead form.