CAS en Régulation du sport mondial

• to know the different global sport stakeholders, their autonomy and their collaborative governance, and the peculiar ecosystem in which they take part
• to understand the global sporting regulations based on domestic, European and international (hard) laws, and/or transnational sporting rules (soft laws),
• to reflect upon the possible evolution of global sport regulations thanks to the models and current issues facing global sport presented in the course.

The programme is intended for participants who have a first university degree in a relevant field, or who manage (units of) global sport organisations and are faced with the challenges of global sport involving domestic (hard) laws and transnational sporting codes (soft laws). The CAS ReGS prepares its participants to become highly skilled experts and managers of global sport in  international organisations, multinational companies, law firms, courts, consultancies, NGOs and academia. A few seats are reserved for university graduates in career transition with relevant profiles and foreign participants who follow the Master in International Business Law.

Below is a photo of the 2020 class with the four UNIL professors who are members of the scientific committee of the course (picture taken from Zoom during the pandemics).

"J'ai apprécié la diversité et la polyvalence des participants, leur esprit d'équipe et la qualité des intervenants" Dr. Stéphane Montavon, CAS ReGS 2020 graduate

Module 1 | The ecosystem of global sport

Lecturers: UNIL Profs. Emmanuel Bayle, Jean-Loup Chappelet, Markus Lang, Martin Müller, Martial Saugy, Marjolaine Viret + external practitioners and experts

Module 2 | The laws of global sport

Lecturers: UNIL Profs. Andrea Bonomi, Francesco Maiani, Despina Mavromati, Edgar Philippin + external practitioners and experts.

Module 3 | The challenges in global sport

Lecturers: UNIL Profs. Stefano Caneppele, Véronique Boillet, Christophe Champod, Robert Danon, Sylvain Metille, Laurent Moreillon, Sophie Weerts, Andreas Ziegler + external experts and practitioners

2020 external speakers and experts: Prof. Sébastien Besson, Stéphanie de Dicker, Giovanni di Cola, Philippe Furrer, Aude Gérard, Marc Hovell, Nicolas Jan, Saverio Lembo, Francesco Lima, François Marclay, Miriam Mazou, Jean-Pierre Morand, Shervine Nafissi, Konstantina Orologopoulou, Prof. Richard Parrish, Johann Polewczyk, Thomas Souvignet,  Laura Schoch Valle Poblete, Pim Verschuuren, Prof. Antonio Rigozzi, Howard Stupp, etc.

Module 1: 14-18 February 2022 | The ecosystem of global sport
Themes
The stakeholders of global sport | The autonomy and governance of global sport | The sustainability of global sport | The regulation of global pro sport | The global anti-doping regulation and actors. 

Location
IDHEAP and other meeting rooms in global sport organisations.

Module 2:  21-25 March 2022 | The laws of global sport
Themes
Swiss and European Law and global sport | Sports Arbitration and the Court of  Arbitration for Sport | Sport Contracts (Employment, Sponsoring, Broadcasting).

Location
IDHEAP and other meeting rooms in global sport organisations.

Module 3: 2-6 May 2022 | The challenges in global sport
Themes
Integrity and corruption in global sport | Intelligence and investigation in global sport | Criminal law and sport | Forensic analyses in global sport | Human rights and sport | Data protection and global sport 

Location
IDHEAP and other meeting rooms in global sport organisations

Evaluation: June 2022
All day short presentations of the cases in global sport prepared by the participants and presented to the scientific committee (Profs Bonomi, Bayle, Caneppele and Chappelet).

Each teaching day whether face-to-face or on-line will be devoted to a precise theme. Participants will be encouraged to raise questions during classes and to prepare for these course days by reading selected texts provided on a course platform. Group work can be organised.

The participants who have successfully completed the three modules of the CAS ReGS and an oral presentation of a case of regulation of global sport in front of the Scientific Committee receive a CAS (Certificate of Advanced Studies) worth 15 ECTS (European Credit Transfer System) which can be capitalised in other higher education programmes in Europe. Each module is worth 5 ECTS and can be followed by participants of the Master (LL M) in International Business Law offered by the University of Lausanne (see option Global sport) For any further question, please refer to the LL M Team and contact Professor Andrea Bonomi (andrea.bonomi@unil.ch).

Direction du programme

Profs. Emmanuel Bayle, Andrea Bonomi, Stefano Caneppele & Jean-Loup Chappelet.

Lieu, dates et horaires

De février à juin 2022 sur trois semaines en présentiel et distanciel. De 9h00 à 16h30 dans le bâtiment IDHEAP et dans des organisations sportives.

Conditions d'admission

Le cours est ouvert à toute personne au bénéfice d’un diplôme universitaire ou d’une expérience professionnelle équivalente. Voir le règlement du CAS en régulation du sport mondial.

Inscription

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Pour toute information, veuillez contacter Myriam.Gulfo@unil.ch.