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Current Issues in Sports, Culture & Events (E)

Niveau

first cycle, Bachelor

Learning outcomes of the courses/module

The students develop a deeper understanding of the current challenges in the fields of sports, culture and events. They understand current developments, interrelations, challenges and be able to reflect on them against the background of empirical findings. They deepen their theory-based analysis and problem-solving skills.
The students are able to comprehensively and critically record and assess developments.

Prerequisites for the course

not applicable

Course content

The course deals with the current topics and challenges of sport, such as the production of sport, the changing consumption of sport and the development of new sports products. The cultural units focus on the social challenge of participation in art and culture. An empirical survey of the group of “non-attendees” provides an overview of the research into this underexposed segment of the public and critically presents the concept of cultural competence for discussion.
In addition, the course deals with current topics in the field of events, e.g. gender and diversity management, corruption and the development of new event formats.

Recommended specialist literature

Aktuelle wiss. Zeitschriften der Sportwissenschaft sowie Fachartikel in einschlägigen Journales des Sportbereichs.
Tröndle, M. (Hrsg.) (2019). Nicht-Besucherforschung. Audience Development für Kultureinrichtungen. Wiesbaden: VS Verlag für Sozialwissenschaften.

Assessment methods and criteria

portfolio

Language

English

Number of ECTS credits awarded

2.5

Share of e-learning in %

20

Semester hours per week

1.0

Planned teaching and learning method

integrated course, case studies, discussion, group work, presentations

Semester/trimester in which the course/module is offered

2

Name of lecturer

Team SCEM

Academic year

second year of studies

Key figure of the course/module

bb.CIS.1

Type of course/module

seminar-degree

Type of course

Compulsory

Internship(s)

not applicable