Sport Studium

Studiere Sport- und Freizeit- Management in Neuseeland

Sport and Leisure Studies draws on a range of theoretical and applied perspectives to examine the political, cultural, economic and social forces that influence communities and organisations as well as people's behaviour in relation to sport and leisure.

The development of career interests is achieved through the completion of a number of compulsory papers and a selection of a series of other papers suited to the students interests and career aspirations.

Sport and Leisure Studies is available as a major for the BSpLS. Sport and Leisure Studies may also be taken as a second major or as a supporting subject within other undergraduate degrees, subject to academic approval of the Faculty or School of Studies in which the student is enrolled. To complete a major in Sport and Leisure Studies, students must gain 60 points from 200 level Sport and Leisure Studies papers, including two of SPLS201, SPLS202, and SPLS203, and 60 points from 300 level Sport and Leisure Studies papers.

Papers with the subject code SPLS are Sport and Leisure Studies papers. Papers with the subject code TESP are Professional Education papers and are only available to students enrolled in a School of Education teacher education programme.