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B019359 - LABORATORY
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Academic Year 2014-15
Course year
Second year -
Belonging Department
Statistics, IT and its applications "G. Parenti" (DISIA)
Course Type
Single education field course
Scientific Area
-
Credits
3
Teaching Hours
18
Teaching Term
⇒
Attendance required
No
Type of Evaluation
Giudizio Finale
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Lectureship
Mutuality
Course teached as:
B021373 - EVENT AND SPORT MANAGEMENT LAB
Second Cycle Degree in DESIGN OF SUSTAINABLE TOURISM SYSTEMS
B021373 - EVENT AND SPORT MANAGEMENT LAB
Second Cycle Degree in DESIGN OF SUSTAINABLE TOURISM SYSTEMS
Teaching Language
english
Course Content
The Course aims to provide students with analytical principles and practical applications for designing, planning and managing a variety of sport events. A particular focus is devoted to sport events as promotional means for tourist destinations. Students will gain knowledge about the conceptual and operative tools for event planning and production (objectives, concept, feasibility, implementation, promotion, feedback), as regard to a variety of sport disciplines (cycling, soccer, running, basket, etc.) and different scales (local, national, international).
Suggested readings (Search our library's catalogue)
Bladen C., Kennell J., Abson E., Wilde N., Events Management. An Introduction, Routledge, 2012.
Learning Objectives
KNOWLEDGE: Gaining knowledge and defining strategies to design, plan and manage sport events.
CAPABILITIES: Develop skills and capabilities to manage the complex network of relations among stakeholders involved within the contemporary sport industry (Institutions, Federations, Leagues, Sport teams and no profit associations, media, sponsor, athletes, fans, etc.), with a specific focus on stakeholders involved in sport events’ organization.
Learning outcomes: Aim of the Course is to provide students with analytical principles and practical applications for designing, planning and managing a variety of sport events, specifically aimed at promoting the development of tourist destinations.
CAPABILITIES: Develop skills and capabilities to manage the complex network of relations among stakeholders involved within the contemporary sport industry (Institutions, Federations, Leagues, Sport teams and no profit associations, media, sponsor, athletes, fans, etc.), with a specific focus on stakeholders involved in sport events’ organization.
Learning outcomes: Aim of the Course is to provide students with analytical principles and practical applications for designing, planning and managing a variety of sport events, specifically aimed at promoting the development of tourist destinations.
Teaching Methods
Lectures: 6 hours
Laboratory activities (in class teamwork and group assignments): 12 hours
Laboratory activities (in class teamwork and group assignments): 12 hours
Type of Assessment
Evaluation of a Project Work
Course program
Sport is an important element of the contemporary leisure industry. On the demand side, sports events participation and attendance gained an increasing role within the recreational and entertainment lifestyle of people. On the supply side, hosting and staging sports events is a key objective of many governments, municipalities and city marketers worldwide since events play a catalytic role for the promotion of tourist destinations and for the development of host economies.
The Course aims to provide students with analytical principles and practical applications for designing, planning and managing a variety of sport events. A particular focus is devoted to sport events as promotional means for tourist destinations. Students will gain knowledge about the conceptual and operative tools for event planning and production (objectives, concept, feasibility, implementation, promotion, feedback), as regard to a variety of sport disciplines (cycling, soccer, running, basket, etc.) and different scales (local, national, international).
The Course aims to provide students with analytical principles and practical applications for designing, planning and managing a variety of sport events. A particular focus is devoted to sport events as promotional means for tourist destinations. Students will gain knowledge about the conceptual and operative tools for event planning and production (objectives, concept, feasibility, implementation, promotion, feedback), as regard to a variety of sport disciplines (cycling, soccer, running, basket, etc.) and different scales (local, national, international).