Mobility tracks and degrees
The graduate programme grants 120 ECTS, with a training delivered over four semesters.
The mobility scheme is organised to provide the student with the maximum flexibility in his decision-making process. For this, we offer two professional tracks (specialisations) covering the two years of the Master programme.
Following the first semester, students need to define their career plan and their mobility scheme: (1) Sport industry and (2) Leisure, Sport and Event management. Each track has a sub-programme dedicated to digitalisation, fitting with the labour market needs and future employment trends. The two tracks were elaborated in accordance with the academic specialisation of each university and the link of each partner with the professional environment.
Joint events including a summer school and an integration week
At the beginning of the Master programme, all students will be welcomed at the University of Lille and participate to a joint one-week event including inspiring conferences/visits and social/cultural events. During this joint one-week event, all students and teachers will have opportunities to meet each other, creating links from the very beginning.
Special events will be organised in order to promote interactions between students, professors, invited scholars and lecturers from industry, specially invited to provide courses/lectures in their expertise domains. These events will be perfect opportunities for students to start building their network.
Each year between the second and the third semester, a one-week summer school is organised with the participation of all students.
A unique professionally oriented Master programme
All students will spend their first semester at the University of Lille with a common track. The courses will cover technical aspects of sports management, finance and methods, within an economic and legal perspective frame. The knowledge-transfer process will develop the necessary skills of the attendants for a successful career in the international sports administration sector
In order to provide all students with a strong fundamental background in Sports Management, the first semester consists of five core modules. The content has been jointly co-designed by the partners and enables the students to choose the relevant partner universities in the following semesters. This first semester is a must for future professional sport administrators and volunteers sitting on the management boards of professional or amateur sport organisation boards. The theoretical framework and tools required for the effective governance and management of sport organisations are provided to train competent and skilled sport managers.
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Joint Integration week, 1 ECTS
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The world of sport management, A. WAQUET, 7 ECTS
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Governance of sports organisations, Y. CARIN, 6 ECTS
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Management of sports organisations, S. HAMIL, 7 ECTS
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Personal branding and networking, D. INNOCENTI, 6 ECTS
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Intercultural management, S.DAY, 3 ECTS
The second semester gives the student the opportunity gives the students the opportunity to get pre-orientation between the two professional profiles: (1) Sport Industry and (2) Leisure, Sports and Events Management.
At MRU (Vilnius), the content of the programme fits with the key requirements of contemporary sports industry management. During the second semester, students already start with some research aimed at their master thesis and study in the compulsory courses “Sporting Legal Relationship” and “Sports Marketing Communication”. Although not explicitly mentioned, the track also deals with management issues of professional sports organisations; this will be highlighted in the curriculum. Students will also follow a module on service management in sports, since a good proportion of value creation takes place in sports consulting, sports media, etc.
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Sport industries resource management, Mindaugas GOBIKAS, 6 ECTS
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Sport marketing and communications, Mantas DILYS, 6 ECTS
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Sport legal relationship, Salomèja ZAKSAITĖ, 6 ECTS
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International sports industry markets, Vilma ČINGIENĖ, 6 ECTS
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Master thesis preparation / Academic writing, Vilma ČINGIENĖ, 6 ECTS
At NCU (Torun), students are prepared to become specialists for several positions, broadly in sport tourism and event sector. They will be able to apprehend and understand the whole complexity of any tourism or sports event business as a system of different functions. Moreover, they will display knowledge about contemporary tourism and sport services throughout the world, including its development trends, law regulations as well as financial analysis and methods of measuring business performance.
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Legal aspects of sports event management, Paweł CEGLIŃSKI, 4 ECTS
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Finance for tourism and sport organisations, Oksana MAZORENKO, 3 ECTS
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Psychology in sport and tourism business, Lidia BARAKAT-CHYLEWSKA, 4 ECTS
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Diversity management in event, Patrycja GULAK-LIPKA, 5 ECTS
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Sport and leisure marketing basis, Mateusz TOMANEK, 8 ECTS
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Master thesis preparation, Andrzej LIS, 6 ECTS
The third semester allows students to specialise in the fields they chose in the first year.
Professionnal Profile 1: Sport Industry
In ULISBOA, students will learn to understand the dynamics of the international sports markets, acquire the necessary specialist knowledge, meet top industry players and experience the sports industry in other business environments.
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Research Seminars in Sport Management, 6 ECTS
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Leadership and Interpersonal Relationships, A. ROSADO, 6 ECTS
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Space, Facilities and Sports Equipment Management, 6 ECTS
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Sport, Sustainability and Tourism, 6 ECTS
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Sport and Digital Era, A. COSTA, 6 ECTS
LUNEX will offer students the opportunity to gain knowledge and skills in digitalisation within the field of sport industry. Those courses will address specific subjects such as Digital sport Management Principles, Digital Skills for Sport Business, Sport Business Analytics and Finance.
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Digital sport management principles, M. WINAND, 10 ECTS
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Digital skills for sport business, S. MERTEN, 10 ECTS
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Sport business analytics and finance, I. PERECHUDA, 10 ECTS
Professional Profile 2: Leisure, Sports and Events Management
In ULILLE, the study plan covers areas such as strategic planning, budgeting, finance, promotions, marketing and sponsorship, operations & production, health & safety and risk management. Case studies will be used. The aim of the course is to provide the necessary background to understand the issues in creating, planning and implementing a diverse range of events.
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Communication applied in sport event, A. DELESPIERRE, 5 ECTS
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Production and management of international sport event, G. AGUZZI, 6 ECTS
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Project management in sport event, P. TROCHET, 5 ECTS
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Sponsoring and activation, E. MANOLI, 5 ECTS
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Sport economic decision, S. HAMIL, 5 ECTS
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Professional integration into sports sector, Y. CARIN, 4 ECTS
LUNEX will offert to students the opportunity to gain knowledge and skills in digitalisation within the sport industry. Those courses will be on specific subject as Digital sport Management Principles, Digital Skills for Sport Business, Sport Business Analytics and Finance.
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Online and offline sport facility and event management, I. PERECHUDA, 10 EC
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Digital sport management principles, M. WINAND, 10 ECTS
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Digital skills for sport business, S. MERTEN, 10 ECTS
During this semester, students choose either an experience in a sports organisation (internship) or research activities in a laboratory. At the end of the semester, they defend their internship report or master thesis.
Students have valuable opportunities to undertake an internship with some sports organisation, gaining profitable experience in the international sport community. This experience takes place in a sports organisation in relation with the professional project of the student. At the end of their internship, students defend their Master's thesis in front of their professional manager and academic supervisor.
Students choosing to achieve research activities defend their Master's thesis and present an academic communication in relation with their research.
Students earn 120 ECTS credits in total and the successful defence of a Master’s thesis or internship report (if this is a requirement of the supervising partner) may qualify them for the award of the joint Master degree. The defence is meant to take place during the Summer School and will be conducted under the rules of the supervising university.
The curriculum in each track is offered by a Partner university with the best expertise in the field of the track.