Global Issues in Football Management
References from former students:
“This minor has a lot of information and offers different perspectives from a lot of people high up in the sports world. There were some unexpected topics that just grabbed my attention.”
“It touches up on a lot of fields in the football world. Even if you are not interested in these fields you can still get inside for another sport – it really helped me figure out what direction I want to go for my internship.”
Leerdoelen
Ingangseisen
This minor is of interest to (international) students who are currently studying general sport, management, business, sociology related programmes and/or those with a specific interest in football
Literatuur
Hamil, S. & Chadwick, S. (2010). Managing Football – an International Perspective. Oxford: Taylor & Francis Ltd
Relevant academic articles and study workbooks to be provided on Brightspace.
Rooster
Teaching methods & division of study load
Each topic is taught via interactive lectures, seminars, feedback sessions and guest lectures as follows: The Changing Football Landscape – a situational analysis Week 1 - 2: The Football Environment - Geo-Politics, Equality, Corruption & Human Rights Issues Week 3: Internationalization of Football - Leagues and tournament structures Week 4: Governance and Economics in Football The Business of Football – introducing change (an applied approach) Week 5: Football Finances Week 6 - 7: Football Operations – Leadership, Administration and Stadium Management Week 8: Fan Engagement and Experience Week 9: Marketing & Sponsorship Activation – data insights and media / public relations Week 10: Portfolio Workshop and feedback week – submission of final portfolioInteractive lectures, seminars, feedback-sessions, guest lectures: 160 hours
Self-study (i.e. preparing for lectures, working on assessments): 260 hours
When you have class, varies per week. This is due to topics and availability of (guest) lecturers..You should be available to study this minor 09:00-17:00 Monday – Friday.
Contact hours per week
You will have an average of 12 contact hours per week.
Toetsing
The minor will be graded on 2 assessments: a group presentation (press conference) and a portfolio. The minimum requirement for each assessment is a 5,5.
1. Group Presentation (Press Confereence): 30% (4 ECTs)
2. Individual Portfolio: 70% (11 ECTs)
Minimum pass rate minor: 5.5.
Regular test: 1. in week 1.5 2. in week 1.9
Resit: 1. & 2. in week 2.8
Aanvullende informatie
Do you have questions about this minor? Do not hesitate to contact the lecturer(s).
Are you a student at The Hague University of Applied Sciences? Then you can register through Osiris.
Curious about all the KOM minors of The Hague University of Applied Sciences? You will find an overview in the KOM Minorkrant (brochure) of THUAS.