Training structure
Faculty of Law and Political Science
Presentation
Objectives
The purpose of the University Diploma in Sports Law and Sports Facilities is to enable students to specialize in a targeted field that generates employment.
The proposed program differs from other programs offered in certain law schools in that it focuses specifically on companies in this sector, including equipment manufacturers, sports clubs, sports event organizers, associations, etc.
The main objective of the program is to provide students with a mastery of the legal issues raised by sporting activities. Whether it is the occasional organization of sporting events or, conversely, the normal and permanent exercise of a professional activity based on sport, numerous legal rules must be implemented. Through a combination of lectures by academics and practitioners, students will receive training that is perfectly suited to the expectations of those involved in sports, enabling them to develop a specialization that meets the needs of the professional world.
Given the specific nature of this university diploma and the sector it is aimed at, this training is offered to two complementary audiences:
* Students in initial training
* Students in continuing education
Program
Lessons learned:
The courses are organized into modules:
1- The sports company (50 hours)
- The liability of sports organizations (civil liability, criminal liability).
- Contracts (advertising contracts, sponsorship contracts, equipment contracts, employment contracts).
2- The legal status of athletes (50 hours)
- The athlete in Europe.
- Legal aspects of doping.
- Social protection for athletes.
- Professional sports (status, player agents, career transition, etc.).
3- The institutional organization of sport (20 hours)
- Sports institution and organization.
Admission
Admission requirements
Access conditions according to levels:
Open to individuals with a high school diploma or equivalent qualification.
And after
Continuing studies abroad
Yes.