Sustainable Major Sport Events
Learn to plan and implement sustainable sporting events using the five pillars of sustainability: human, social, economic, governance and environmental.
Learn to plan and implement sustainable sporting events using the five pillars of sustainability: human, social, economic, governance and environmental.
This comprehensive course explores the principles of sustainability in major sport event planning and execution. Students learn about the five fundamental pillars of sustainability and their practical application in sporting event contexts. The curriculum covers critical considerations for host cities, including environmental impact management, workforce development, infrastructure planning, and post-event sustainability. Through real-world examples and case studies, participants gain practical insights into creating sustainable sporting events that benefit host communities before, during, and after the event.
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What you'll learn
Understand sustainability concepts in sport event context
Master the five pillars of sustainable major sport events
Apply human and social sustainability principles
Implement economic and governance sustainability measures
Manage environmental impact through sustainable practices
Develop comprehensive event sustainability strategies
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There are 8 modules in this course
This course provides a comprehensive understanding of sustainability principles in major sport event management. The curriculum covers the five pillars of sustainability: human, social, economic, governance, and environmental factors. Students learn about sustainable infrastructure development, resource management, and long-term impact assessment. The course emphasizes practical applications through real-world case studies and examines critical considerations for creating sustainable sporting events that benefit host communities.
Introduction
Module 1
Human Sustainability
Module 2
Social Sustainability
Module 3
Economic Sustainability
Module 4
Governance Sustainability
Module 5
Environmental Sustainability: Buildings and Infrastructure
Module 6
Environmental Sustainability: Air, Water and Waste
Module 7
Final Assignment
Module 8
Fee Structure
Instructors
4 Courses
International Law Expert Advancing Legal Education and Scholarship Globally
Dr. Susan L. Karamanian, Dean of the College of Law at Hamad Bin Khalifa University (HBKU) in Qatar, is a distinguished figure in international law and legal education. With a career spanning leadership roles at American University of Sharjah and George Washington University Law School, Dr. Karamanian brings extensive expertise to her current position. Her involvement in key legal organizations, including the American Society of International Law and the Washington Foreign Law Society, underscores her influence in the field. Dr. Karamanian's academic contributions extend to lecturing at prestigious institutions worldwide and contributing to the UN Audiovisual Library of International Law. Her expertise encompasses international investment law, human rights, business transactions, and trade law. As a trustee of the Center for American and International Law and a member of influential organizations like the Council on Foreign Relations, Dr. Karamanian plays a pivotal role in shaping global legal discourse. Her work at HBKU is instrumental in advancing legal education in Qatar and the Middle East, while her international engagements continue to contribute significantly to global legal scholarship and practice.
4 Courses
Economic Legacy Manager at Supreme Committee for Delivery & Legacy
Alex Charles, the Economic Legacy Manager at the Supreme Committee for Delivery & Legacy, brings six years of dedicated experience to the development of long-term economic benefits from the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022™. With a background in management consulting focused on real estate and economic development, and an MSc in Finance and Economics from the London School of Economics, Charles applies his expertise to maximize the tournament's lasting economic impact. His role likely involves strategizing ways to leverage the World Cup's infrastructure and global attention for sustained economic growth in Qatar. Additionally, Charles contributes to education through his involvement with Hamad Bin Khalifa University, teaching courses on "Sustainability & Major Sport Events: Principles" and "Sustainability & Major Sport Events: Implementation," which are part of a Professional Certificate program. These courses reflect his practical experience in integrating sustainability principles into major sporting events, providing students with insights into the complex interplay between economic development, sustainability, and large-scale international events.
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