Training structure
Faculty of Law and Political Science
Presentation
Objectives
The aim of the DU in Sports and Sports Facilities Law is to enable students to specialize in a targeted, job-creating field.
What sets this course apart from others offered by certain law faculties is the particular focus on companies in this sector, whether equipment manufacturers, sports clubs, event organizers, associations, etc.
The main aim of the course is to give students a command of the legal issues raised by sporting activities. Whether we're talking about the one-off organization of sporting events or, on the contrary, the normal and permanent exercise of a professional activity based on sport, numerous legal rules need to be applied. Through the juxtaposition of lectures by academics and practitioners, students will receive training that is perfectly in tune with the expectations of those involved in sporting activities, enabling them to demonstrate a specialization in line with the expectations of the professional world.
Given the specific nature of this DU and the sector for which it is intended, this training is offered to two complementary audiences:
* Initial training students
* Continuing education students
Program
Teaching :
Courses are organized into modules:
1- The sports business (50 hours)
- Sports company liability (civil liability, criminal liability).
- Contracts (advertising, sponsorship, equipment, employment).
2- Athletes' legal status (50 hours)
- The sportsman in Europe.
- Legal aspects of doping.
- Social protection for athletes.
- Professional sports (status, players' agents, professional retraining, etc.).
3- The institutional organization of sport (20 hours)
- Sports institutions and organization.
Admission
Admission requirements
Access requirements by level :
Open to holders of the Baccalauréat or equivalent diploma.
And then
Studying abroad
Yes.