Movement and Sports Studies Outcomes, Careers, and Experiential Learning
Springfield College Post-Graduation Outcomes
In a recent survey of 2024-25 graduates, 100% of graduates who responded from our Movement and Sports Studies program reported being employed or in graduate school.
Our Movement and Sports Studies major is in such high demand because our students graduate with extensive content knowledge and field experience. You’ll put classroom learning to work through participating in practical experience in varied settings.
Employers and Job Titles
Here is a sampling of our past graduates employers and job titles.
| Company Name | Job Title | Location |
|---|---|---|
| Bedford High School, Mass Elite Basketball | Physical Education Teacher and Basketball Coach | Bedford, MA |
| Johnston Fire Department | Fire Fighter Cadet (in Academy) | Johnston, RI |
| JustKids Private School | Substitute Teacher for Preschool | Middle Island, NY |
| Minnechaug High School | Paraeducator | Wilbraham, MA |
| Stillmeadow Elementary | Physical Education Teacher | Stamford, CT |
| UMaine, Farmington | Assistant Coach, Men's Basketball | Farmington, ME |
| Unishippers - Team Bennet | Account Executive | New York, NY |
Graduate School
Many students go on to advance their education in programs like the Springfield College graduate programs or through various educational and teaching licensure graduate programs.
Career Paths
- Athletic Coach
- Recreation workers
- Youth Program Director
Experiential Learning
Students complete a 12-credit practicum in their final year in a self-selected (with faculty advisement) setting. Students will gain hands-on learning in a career-focused setting that may include YMCAs, fitness centers, colleges/universities, before/after school programs, and more.
