300.M0
Studies of Sports, Games and Leisure
- Program type
Pre-university
- Length
2 years
- Admission
Autumn
- Program category
Social Science
Alongside a variety of subjects in the Social Sciences, students in this profile study the interrelation of sports/leisure with media, economics, politics, education, families, and communities. By developing students' critical thinking about sport, leisure and play on local and global levels, this profile encourages problem-solving and collective action in specific sporting contexts. Graduates are well-equipped for university studies in any social science discipline, as well as in law, journalism, education, and social work.
Why choose this profile?
- Gain knowledge in the social sciences with a focus on sports and leisure
- Build interdisciplinary skills in a subject area
- Discover field-defining topics
- Prepare for studies in Sports, Recreation, Tourism and more
Admission requirements
Honours Social Science and Commerce
Social Science Festival
What are my options after graduating?
Career perspective
A DCS in Social Science: Sports, Games and Leisure prepares you for further studies and careers in:
- Education
- Park management
- Rehabilitation
- Sociology
- Sports Management
- Tourism
- Youth Services
University
While this profile is designed to prepare students for university, it is not a prerequisite for any particular program. Admitted students should consult with an Academic Advisor to know the prerequisites for their chosen program.
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OCT 20 TO OCT 24
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