This minor focuses on using sport as a tool to create positive impact in vulnerable neighborhoods. You will learn how to develop and implement appropriate sports and physical activity programs tailored to the needs of the local community. Through practical experience in the Living Lab Ons Eibernest, you will gain skills in research, design thinking, and project development to foster community engagement and well-being.
The minor is structured around practical application and research, using the Design Thinking method to identify community needs and develop sustainable sports initiatives. You will learn by doing, applying theoretical knowledge directly to real-world projects.
This minor equips you with practical skills to develop and manage sports and physical activity projects, preparing you for roles in community development and sports management.
This diploma minor focuses on using sport to create positive impact in vulnerable neighborhoods. Students learn to develop and implement sports and physical activity programs tailored to community needs, gaining practical experience in a 'Living Lab' environment.
Specific entry requirements for the Minor Impact of Sport should be confirmed directly with De Haagse Hogeschool. This minor is part of a continuous learning pathway for the Haags Sportkwartier.
The 'Minor Impact of Sport' has two intakes per year, starting in September (Semester 1) and February (Semester 2).
International students should refer to De Haagse Hogeschool's international office for specific application instructions, deadlines, and required documents. The application process follows the university's standard procedures.
This minor prepares you for roles in community development and sports management. Potential careers include Community Sports Officer, Project Manager (Sport and Well-being), and Youth Worker (Sports Focus).