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PG Cert/PG Dip/MA PG Cert/PG Dip/MA Sport, Law & Society*
Sport for Development in a Global Society Full-time or part-time
Full-time or part-time * This course is subject to approval.
* This course is subject to approval.
The MA Sport, Law and Society is an exciting
The MA Sport for Development in a Global new course that provides an opportunity to
Society is an exciting new course that provides acquire academic knowledge, expertise and
an opportunity to acquire academic knowledge, skills in relevant areas of law, applied to sport,
expertise and skills in this emerging field. in various personal and organisational settings.
This academic qualification has been developed This academic qualification has been developed
in response to the significant growth of partly in response to the significant growth of
organisations involved both nationally and sport law as a subject area, both nationally and
internationally in developing and delivering sport internationally, with reflective participants and
for development programmes and initiatives. sport organisations needing to be informed of
The course draws on academic and practitioner the legal principles and issues which impact on
expertise and is ideal for those considering their work and practice. The taught modules and
a career in the growing field of sport for dissertation take a critical, primarily socio-legal
development. angle, to examine sport and law in their broader
context, with opportunities to study sport law in
The aim of the course is to provide the tools to
national and international settings.
enable you to ethically and critically recognise
the capacity of sport as a vehicle for traditional The course draws on 25 years of teaching sport
development assistance activities and as an law modules at undergraduate and postgraduate
agent for change in its own right. It will also levels. It is supported by leading researchers
enable you to ethically and sensitively recognise and lecturers in sociology of sport and law,
the complex political, economic, cultural from the Research Assessment Unit 46, Sport-
and technological changes which influence Related Studies, the leading research unit in
development issues within local, international the university in 2008. In addition, the course
and global contexts. benefits from input from the Centre for Diversity
in the Professions, the Law School, the Carnegie
The course draws on expertise and researchers
Faculty, and staff from the UK Centre for Events
in the field from the Carnegie Coaching For
Management.
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