International Business Law and Sport

 

 

Lausanne is the centre for global sport and home of the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS). UNIL works with sports law experts and representatives of international institutions to offer two certificates in global sports law and global sports regulation which are linked with the LL.M programme. Thus, students can take a variety of courses in these areas, including sports contracts, EU law and sports, competition law and sport and CAS sports arbitration to acquire specialist knowledge in business law and sport.

 

 

 

Total of 60 credits (ECTS), distributed as follows:
18 credits selected from courses relating to the specialisation, 24 credits freely chosen, 18 credits for the LL.M. Thesis on a topic relating to the specialisation
 

 The following courses are within the specialisation:sport color.jpg

Regular and Special Courses

ECTS

Global Sport Eco-System 

6

Regulatory and Investigative Issues in Global Sport      

6

International Company Law

3

International Competition Law

    3

Sports Arbitration

3

Sports Contracts (includes Swiss Association Law)

3

 

Students in this specialisation are members of the University of Lausanne Sports Law Association.

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