Competentietoolkit - Competentieontwikkeling van jonge vrijwilligers in de sport
This competence toolkit aims at supporting social sport practices in their attempt to develop (socially vulnerable) youngsters’ competences through taking engagement in sport. It collects different instruments, ranging from practical instruments and instruction manuals to substantive methodologies and an online application. Initially, this competence toolkit is aimed at social sport practices throughout Flanders, and is therefore only available in Dutch. However, we explore the possibility to develop an English version.
Prof. dr. Marc Theeboom, Prof. dr. Jikkemien Vertonghen, Prof. dr. Kristine De Martelaer & dr. Evi Buelens
01/05/2016 – 30/04/2017
Sports Policy Factors Leading to International Sporting Success (SPLISS)
SPLISS coordinates research in high performance sport policy and its relation to international sporting success. Its purpose is to increase insights into the effectiveness and efficiency of elite sport policies of different nations at an overall and sport specific level. SPLISS involved over 18 countries/60 researchers/40 policy organisations
Prof. dr. Veerle De Bosscher, Prof. dr. Simon Shibli, Prof. dr. Hans Westerbeek & Prof. dr. Maarten van Bottenburg
Started in 2002
Community Sport for AT-risk youth: innovative strategies for promoting personal development, health and social CoHesion (CATCH)
CATCH will provide crucial new insights that can improve programs and policies aiming to combat social exclusion, with specific attention to personal development, health and social cohesion.
Research team SASO: Prof. dr. Marc Theeboom, Prof. dr. Rein Haudenhuyse, dr. Hebe Schaillée, Prof. dr. Jikkemien Vertonghen en drs. Pieter Debognies
2016-2019
Double Pass
Double PASS is a spin off of the research unit Sport & Society and is specialised in the management of quality and performance in sports.
Started in 2004
Study on the contribution of sport to the employability of young people in the context of the Europe 2020 strategy
The study will aim to increase knowledge on the interactions between sport, employment and youth across the EU in order to suggest improvements of EU policy in this area. It will provide an overview and analysis
Prof. dr. Marc Theeboom, Prof. dr. Fred Coalter & dr. Jasper Truyens
19/05/2016 – 18/05/2017
Market-based view of Nations on the Medal Market of the Olympic Winter Games (2013-2017)
Drs. Andreas Weber
Promotors: Prof. Dr. V. De Bosscher & Dr. H. Kempf
Read moreThe impact of sport on young people in socially vulnerable situation within super-diverse urban contexts (2014-2018)
Drs. Zeno Nols
Promotors: Prof. dr. Marc Theeboom & Prof. dr. Rein Haudenhuyse
Read moreThe Social Value of Elite Sport (2014-2019)
Drs. Jens Derycke
Promotor: Prof. dr. Veerle De Bosscher
Read moreDrivers of Paralympic Excellence: Developing a National Elite Sport Policy Framework to Assess Factors Influencing Paralympic Success (2015-2018)
Dra. Aurélie Pankowiak
Promotors: Prof. Hans Westerbeek, Dr. Camilla Brockett, Prof. dr. Veerle De Bosscher
Read moreBuilding Athletes Pathways in Paralympic Sports: explaining individual sporting success. “Para-Spliss Research Team” (2015-2019)
Dra. Jacqueline Martins Patatas
Promotor: Prof. dr. Veerle De Bosscher
Read moreInspire a Generation? Long-term Outcomes of Volunteering in the Olympic Games (2015-2019)
Dra. Yan Wang
Promotors: Prof. dr. Marc Theeboom & Prof. dr. Inge Derom
Read moreTalent Identification (the relationship between junior success and senior success in elite athletes) (2015-2019)
Dra. Li Pingwei
Promotor: Prof Dr. Veerle De Bosscher
Read moreCommunity sport for at-risk youth: Innovative strategies for promoting personal development (2016-2019)
Drs. Pieter Debognies
Promotors: Dr. Hebe Schaillée, Prof. Dr. Reinhard Haudenhuyse & Prof Dr. Marc Theeboom
Read moreDeveloping an international teaching curriculum for the internationalisation of Chinese martial arts (wushu) (2016-2020)
Dra. Yueyi Yia
Promotors: Prof. dr. Marc Theeboom & Prof. dr. Jikkemien Vertonghen
Read moreSport as an employability tool for persons in socially deprived situations (2016 - 2020)
Dra. Tessa Commers
Promotors: Prof. dr. Marc Theeboom & dr. Jasper Truyens
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Exploring the developmental role of volunteering for youngsters in socially vulnerable situations. (2016)
Promotors: Prof. dr. Marc Theeboom, Prof. dr. Kristine De Martelaer, Prof. dr. Jikkemien Vertonghen
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Talent Development Framework: European standards for talent development systems of professional football clubs. (2016)
DAVID PAUWELS
Promotors: Prof. dr. Jo Van Hoecke & Mr. Hugo Schoukens
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High-performance Judo: organizational factors influencing the international sporting success. (2016)
LEANDRO CARLOS MAZZEI
Promotors: Prof. Dr. Maria Tereza Silveira Böhme and Prof. Dr. Veerle De Bosscher
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More than just a game? The potential of sport programmes to foster positive youth. (2016)
Promotor: Prof. dr. Marc Theeboom
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The role of elite sport policies, pathways and inter-organisational relationships in developing elite tennis players. (2016)
Promotors: Prof. dr. Popi Sotiriadou (Griffith University), Prof. dr. Veerle De Bosscher
Co-promotors: Prof. dr. Graham Cuskelly (Griffith University)
Organisational capacity in elite athletics. A comparison of resources configurations in four countries. (2016)
Promotors: Prof. dr. Veerle De Bosscher
Co-promotors: Prof. dr. Bruno Heyndels (Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Faculty ES)
Impact of top-down implementation of a quality assurance system on local sports clubs in Flanders. (2015)
Promotors: Prof. dr. Jo Van Hoecke
The potential of sports for socially vulnerable youth. (2012)
Promotors: Prof. dr. Marc Theeboom
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The analysis of contextual factors in youth martial arts practice. (2011)
Promotors: Prof. dr. Marc Theeboom
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The quality of physical education in flemish secondary schools. (2007)
KRISTOF HUTS
Promotors: Prof. dr. Paul De Knop
Co-promotors: Prof. dr. Marc Theeboom
Sports Policy Factors Leading to International Sporting Success. (SPLISS) (2007)
Promotors: Prof. dr. Paul De Knop
Co-promotor: Prof. Dr. Maarten van Bottenburg
De ontwikkeling van IKGym: een relevante toepassing van de principes van integrale kwaliteitszorg en servicemanagement binnen de (traditioneel) georganiseerde sport. (2000)
Promotors: Prof. dr. Paul De Knop
Talented young athletes and the interpersonal relationships in the athletic triangle. (1995)
Promotors: Prof. dr. Hedwig Sloore, Prof. dr. Yves Vanden Auweele; Prof. dr. Paul De Knop
Towards the development of an alternative teaching method for youngsters within the chinese martial arts (“wushu”). (1994)
Promotors: Prof. dr. Paul De Knop
Onderzoek naar enkele bepalende factoren van efficiënt lesgeversgedrag bij tennisinitiatielessen (1983)
Promotors: Prof. dr. Livin Bollaert