(in Polish) Legal Aspects in Event Management 1155-12-M21-TS-LAsEM

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Total student workload

1. Hours conducted with the participation of instructors: 35h - contact hours provided for in the study plan for a given course: 30h - consultation hours of a student: 5h 2. The time devoted to self-study of a student 60h collection and selection of relevant materials for classes 15h required revision of the material 15h developing project 30h 3. The time required to prepare for assessment and grading: 30h Total: 125h (5 ECTS)

Learning outcomes - knowledge

W1: the graduate knows and understands the systems of legal norms and rules necessary for the organization of events (K_W05).

Learning outcomes - skills

U1: the graduate is able to design projects based on current legal regulations (K_U02). U2: a graduate is able to use normative (legal) systems in order to solve a specific task related to an event (cultural, sports, scientific) (K_U07).

Learning outcomes - social competencies

K1: the graduate is ready to properly define the priorities of creating sports events in accordance with the currently applicable provisions of law (K_K02).

Expository teaching methods

- informative (conventional) lecture
- participatory lecture

Exploratory teaching methods

- brainstorming
- experimental
- SWOT
- case study

Online teaching methods

- exchange and discussion methods
- integrative methods
- content-presentation-oriented methods

Course coordinators

Mateusz Tomanek

Assessment criteria

Project:
Case study solution, assessment depending on the complexity of the problem solution:
- solving the problem without using literature sources: 3.0
- problem solving with the use of literature sources: 3.5
- solving the problem of presenting two scenarios: 4
- solving the problem with presenting two scenarios and an additional analysis tool: 4.5
- problem solving with the presentation of at least two scenarios (solutions), an analysis tool (scenario assessment) and the effects of solutions (+ good practices): 5.0

test - types of questions: 1) true/false, 2) matching, 3) short answer 4) gap filling
3.0 – 51%-59,9%;
3.5 – 60%-69,9%;
4.0 – 70%-79,9%;
4.5 – 80%-89,9%;
5.0 – 90%-100%

Practical placement

Bibliography

Routledge Handbook of Sports Event Management (2015) Edited By Milena M. Parent, Jean-Loup Chappelet, Routldege, London.
S. Gardiner, R. Welch, S. Boyes, U. Naidoo, Sports Law, 4th Edition, Routledge, London-New York
Articles from The International Sports Law Journal

Articles from International Journal of Event and Festival Management

Additional information

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