| Program start date | Application deadline |
| 2026-10-01 | - |
Program Overview
Leergang Sport en recht
The Leergang Sport en recht is a post-academic program offered by the VU Law Academy, designed for lawyers and jurists who want to specialize in sports law. The program aims to provide participants with a comprehensive understanding of the legal aspects of the sports sector, including contract law, tort law, labor law, and European law.
Program Description
The program covers various topics, including:
- Contract law in sports
- Tort law in sports
- Labor law in sports
- European law and sports
- Match-fixing and sports betting
- Sexual harassment and abuse in sports
Program Objectives
The program objectives are to:
- Analyze legal issues in sports
- Effectively switch between different legal disciplines
- Apply legal rules and jurisprudence in the sports sector
- Understand the interconnection between different legal fields in sports
Target Audience
The program is designed for:
- Lawyers and jurists working in the sports sector
- Academics who want to specialize in sports law
- Professionals who want to transition to the sports sector
- Other professionals who want to gain knowledge of sports law
Program Structure
The program consists of:
- Lectures by experts in the field
- Case studies and group discussions
- A final project or thesis
Program Duration and Start Date
The program starts in the fall of 2026 and lasts for 3 months.
Accreditation
The program is accredited by the Vereniging voor Sport en Recht (Association for Sports and Law).
Partners
The program is offered in partnership with various organizations in the sports sector.
Testimonials
Participants have praised the program for its comprehensive coverage of sports law and its practical approach. They have also appreciated the opportunity to network with other professionals in the field.
Program Details
For more information about the program, including the program schedule, tuition fees, and admission requirements, please refer to the program website.
