Sports Law and Governance
Embark on a transformative educational journey with this masterclass in Sports Law and Governance. The programme is designed for sports professionals who want to shape the future of athlete representation. Over 6 carefully curated modules, participants will explore the cutting-edge intersections of law, governance, and sports ethics while networking with industry leaders and peers.
Module 1 and 6 include exclusive dinners to encourage networking
Participants apply their learnings, culminating in a short presentation
Online participation is available for modules 2–5
Participants will earn a Certificate of Completion
For whom?
This programme is tailored for:
- Sports Executives aiming to navigate the complexities of sports governance.
- Athletes looking to understand their rights and responsibilities.
- Lawyers and Athlete Representatives specializing in sports law.
- Officials from sports governing bodies seeking to address governance challenges
- Key Stakeholders dedicated to innovation and ethical practices in the sports industry.
- Module 1 Introduction to Sports Law and Governance, 16 May
- Module 2 Doping and Corruption, 6 June
- Module 3 Ethical Challenges, Match Fixing, and Sports Betting, 20 June
- Module 4 Equal Rights, Safeguarding, and Sports Finance, 5 September
- Module 5 Employment of Athletes and Collective Bargaining, 19 September
- Module 6 Athlete Representation and Governance, 3 October
Organizing partners
The Amsterdam Law School
As one of Europe’s leading institutions, the Amsterdam Law School offers a robust academic foundation combined with a strong connection to the legal profession. Its commitment to innovative teaching and research ensures participants gain top-tier knowledge directly applicable to real-world challenges.
The T.M.C. Asser Institute
Located in The Hague, the Asser Institute specializes in international and European law with a strong focus on sports law and policy. Known for its research and collaborations with global organizations, the institute ensures this programme addresses current and future challenges in sports governance.