ANALYSIS OF THE ELITE STUDENT-ATHLETES SUPPORT PROGRAMS’ ORGANIZATIONAL CHARACTERISTICS IN CATALONIA’S HIGHER EDUCATION SYSTEM
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https://doi.org/10.22456/1982-8918.82235Keywords:
Programs. Education, Higher. Organization and Administration.Abstract
This paper aims to analyze the organizational characteristics of higher education programs supporting dual career in Catalonia. The sample included ten universities that had dual career support programs. Data collection was carried out through interviews with 13 coordinators as well as by analyzing the existing content of each university’s websites. The results show different profiles of student-athletes linked to the programs. There have been deficiencies in elements such as the availability of resources, planning or current legislation. Moreover, external factors like teaching staff or the European system of university degrees have shown to have a significant influence. Findings point out that political will, a favorable economic context, and private contribution are necessary in order to advance in the programs’ development.
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