Tag: higher education

The relationship between HE courses in sport and the sports industry is permeable, each relying on the other to transform and challenge social injustice. This book will be both theoretical and practical providing a useful teaching and learning resource for fellow scholars. Social justice will be at the heart of the text underpinning discussions and recommendations. The textbook aims to be global in terms of authorship, application and content to highlight the diversity of sport and sports-based HE teaching and learning.

The UConn sport management program invites you to join us for two online panel discussions in the coming weeks. We'd appreciate it if you could share it with interested colleagues and/or students. We welcome everyone to be part of the conversation; however, the capacity of the Zoom webinar is limited to 300 participants.

Inspired by the Pontifical Council for Culture’s 2016 “Sport at the Service of Humanity” conference, as well as a 2017 follow-up event at Villanova University, an upcoming edition of the Journal of Catholic Higher Education will examine the intersection of sports and spirituality in Catholic higher education.

Sport has always played an integral role within Caribbean societies. Sports personalities have for a long time been the Caribbean's heroes and so too sport has always been an iconic Caribbean pastime. This popularity has driven many state initiatives to use sport as a tool for economic and social development.

AISTS stands for Académie Internationale des Sciences et Techniques du Sport or International Academy of Sports Science and Technology in English. AISTS was established in the...

The University of the West Indies (UWI) St. Augustine, Trinidad and Tobago, in collaboration with the First Citizens Sports Foundation, will host its first...