1. Economics of sports (definition of basic concepts, economic analysis and distribution. The influence of the various spheres of social life in the sport.
2. Sport as a public good. Demand and supply of products and services in a sporting environment.
3. World organizations in sports, the IOC, NOCs, FISU. Olympism.
4. Funding Opportunities for Sport I.
5. Funding Opportunities for Sport II. The financial resources of sports clubs.
6. Models of professional sports clubs in the current conditions.
7. Referees, coaches and delegates. Their status and integration in economic terms.
8. Sport and mass media. Television rights and sports.
9. Models of non-profit organization dedicated to the sports theme.
10. Tax implications for the financing of sports organizations. Sporting and cultural activities. Physical access and value in keying costs. Specific examples
11. Volunteering in sport
12. Organizing, planning and management of sporting events.
13. Accounting for sports clubs and athletes.
14. European Sports Charter, the Olympic Charter.
2. Sport as a public good. Demand and supply of products and services in a sporting environment.
3. World organizations in sports, the IOC, NOCs, FISU. Olympism.
4. Funding Opportunities for Sport I.
5. Funding Opportunities for Sport II. The financial resources of sports clubs.
6. Models of professional sports clubs in the current conditions.
7. Referees, coaches and delegates. Their status and integration in economic terms.
8. Sport and mass media. Television rights and sports.
9. Models of non-profit organization dedicated to the sports theme.
10. Tax implications for the financing of sports organizations. Sporting and cultural activities. Physical access and value in keying costs. Specific examples
11. Volunteering in sport
12. Organizing, planning and management of sporting events.
13. Accounting for sports clubs and athletes.
14. European Sports Charter, the Olympic Charter.