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UCD Centre For Sports Studies
School of Public Health & Population Science

   

New Taught MSc in Sport & Exercise Management (General, Golf Management or Exercise Management)

The new MSc programme provides a professional preparation programme producing effective and efficient managers to service middle and senior management levels in the public, private, corporate and voluntary sectors of the sport industry.  Students have a choice of pursuing a general programme or a specialising in either Golf or Exercise Management.  

For further information please contact:

Gillian Johnston at +353 1 716 3430 or gillian.johnston@ucd.ie

http://www.ucd.ie/css/programmes.htm

Coaching Management stream

The Centre is pleased to announce a new specialisation in Coaching Management. Students enrolled in the BSc Sport and Exercise Management are now able to choose from a specialisation in either sport management, exercise management or coaching management. Specialisations, supported by a series of common modules, begin in the second half of second year and continue through to the end of the degree. Students currently enrolled in Stage 1 will be able to specialise in coaching management in their second year.

New Publication

Dr Tara Magdalinski, Programme Director of the Centre for Sports Studies, has recently published her first single authored book, Sport, Technology and the Body: The Nature of Performance (Routledge, 2009). This volume examines cultural resistance to the enhancement of athletes and explores the ways in which performance technologies complicate and confound our conception of the sporting body. It addresses concerns about the technological "invasion" of the "natural" body to investigate expectations that athletic performances reflect nothing more than the actual capacity of the untainted athlete. By examining a series of case studies, including Paralympic sprinter Oscar Pistorius, Fastskin swimsuits, hypoxic chambers and an array of illicit substances and methods, the book distinguishes between internal and external technologies to highlight the ways that performance enhancement, and public reaction to it, can be read.

 

 

Further Information:

UCD Centre for Sports Studies
School of Public Health and Population Science
Woodview House
Belfield
Dublin 4
Web: www.ucd.ie/css
Tel: +353 1 716 3430               
email: sports.studies@ucd.ie