Training Structure
School of Law and Political Science
Overview
Objectives
The University Diploma (DU) in Sports Law and Sports Facilities is designed to enable students to specialize in a specific, job-rich field.
This program differs from other programs offered at certain law schools in its specific focus on businesses in this sector, including equipment manufacturers, sports clubs, sports event organizers, and associations…
The main objective of the program is to equip students with a thorough understanding of the legal issues raised by sports-related activities. Whether it involves the one-time organization of sporting events or, conversely, the regular and ongoing practice of a professional activity based on sports, numerous legal rules must be applied. Through a combination of lectures by academics and practitioners, students will receive training that is perfectly aligned with the expectations of stakeholders in the sports sector, which should enable them to demonstrate a specialization that meets the expectations of the professional world.
Given the unique nature of this University Diploma (DU) and the sector it serves, this program is offered to two complementary audiences:
* Students in initial training
* Students in continuing education
Program
Courses:
The courses are organized into modules:
1- The Sports Business (50 hours)
- Liability of Sports Organizations (Civil Liability, Criminal Liability).
- Contracts (advertising contracts, sponsorship agreements, equipment contracts, employment contracts).
2- The Legal Status of Athletes (50 hours)
- Athletes in Europe.
- Legal Aspects of Doping.
- Social Security for Athletes.
- Professional sports (Regulations, player agents, career transitions, etc.).
3- The Institutional Organization of Sports (20 hours)
- Sports Institutions and Organizations.
Admission
Admission Requirements
Admission requirements by level:
Open to individuals who have earned a high school diploma or an equivalent degree.
And then
Continuing Your Education Abroad
Yes.