'); }); AU / NZ America Europe/UK Membership Login News Events Women in Sport Summit 2026 Women in Sport Futures Day 2026 Unmissable Sports Forum Unmissable Sports Lunch Networking View All Education Playa Power Data GlS QUT View All Membership News Australia / New Zealand Events Conferences Awards Networking View All Education Playa Power Data GlS QUT View All Membership Topics Brands Media & Broadcast Olympic Sponsorship Sports Tech Women’s Sport Show More Topics >> Sports Australian Rules Basketball Cricket Netball Rugby League Soccer (Football) Show More Sports >> Login Membership Home > Education > Brisbane Broncos Expand Sports Business Institute Education 2 min read Brisbane Broncos Expand Sports Business Institute Written by MOS Editorial Team Published on 9 January 2026 The Brisbane Broncos have opened applications for the 2026 intake of the Broncos’ Sports Business Institute. The program, which offers dual diplomas in Sport and Leadership and Management, is a core component of the club’s commercial strategy to cultivate a recognisable pipeline of professional talent for the Australian sports industry. The year-long course is designed to provide students with a comprehensive program of study and practical application, including 100 hours of experience across key departments such as membership, game development, and fan engagement. Highlighting the initiative, the Brisbane Broncos have committed to guaranteeing graduate roles for two students from each intake, ensuring the organisation retains top-tier emerging talent. The success of the initiative is evidenced by 2024 graduate Abby Mills, who recently transitioned into a strategic role as a project coordinator at the club. Mills played a vital part in the Broncos’ recent high-profile rebrand, a major commercial milestone. “It instantly felt like the perfect opportunity to align my passion for sport with professional development,” Mills said of her decision to join the institute. During her tenure in the program, Mills completed placements in community partnerships and events, contributing to flagship moments such as the Presentation Ball and the NRLW Launch. “These experiences gave me a deeper understanding of what goes on behind the scenes in professional sport and the level of detail required to deliver high-quality events,” she added. She also emphasised the importance of the curriculum’s focus on “anti-doping and integrity,” which she has since applied to her own athletic and professional career. The 2026 program will feature three cohorts, with two starting in January and a final intake in April. Don’t miss out on the latest in sports business – Subscribe today to the free Ministry of Sport newsletter and stay ahead of the game. For even more exclusive insights, event tickets, professional development and networking events, become a MoS Member today! . Golf Australia and the Australian Institute of Company Directors (AICD) have launched a... Almost 50 Indigenous students from schools across the greater Gold Coast and Northern... The Manly Sea Eagles Sports Business Academy has officially announced the launch of... Join the most engaged community in the Sports Business World. Get all the latest news, insights, data, education and event updates. Your MVP in the Business of Sport. We play the game to add value to the Sports Business industry by delivering News, Insights, Education and Events. Join the most engaged community in the sports business world. Want to be part of the team? Subscribe for free to join today! Copyright © 2026 | Ministry of Sport | All Rights Reserved.
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