The courses are comprised of lectures, workshops, and exercises focused on five major disciplines plus a transdisciplinary component:

1) Management & Economics

• Economics and business of sports
• Finance, planning and controlling
• Leadership
• Human resources in sport associations
• Marketing, sponsorship and media management
• Strategic and performance management of sport organisation

2) Law

• Associations and other legal entities in sports
• Settlement of disputes within sports bodies, through arbitration and in court
• Sport and EU law: free movement of persons
• Contracts in sport
• Merchandising and trade marks
• Taxation of athletes
• Tort law and penal responsibilities

3) Technology

• New media strategy
• Multimedia technology
• Information & communication technologies for sport events and federations
• Physics in sports
• Measuring technologies
• New materials, equipment and accessories
• Sporting goods industry: product development, design and distribution
• Management of technology and entrepreneurship: innovation in sport
• Architecture: trends in stadium and temporary infrastructure
• Sport and sustainable development
• Knowledge management

4) Sociology

• Sociology of sport
• Consumer sport
• Sport and globalisation: national identity, migration, media, ideology, development

5) Medicine

• Human exercise biology
• Physical activity and health
• Sports medicine
• Extreme environments
• Sports nutrition
• Sports traumatology
• Special athlete populations (women, children)
• Health aspects of sports event management

Transdisciplinary Integration

• Sport events management and organisation
• Doping
• Risk management
• Art and science of coaching
• Olympic Movement
• International sports federations