SPCO225

Sport, Olympism and Education

15 points

Not offered 2018, offered in 2014

For further information see School of Health Sciences

Description

Sport has become a global phenomenon that pervades many aspects of current social, political, economic, cultural and moral life. To many, sport has become a valued human practice with particular educative and social functions. If sport is to remain 'a valued human practice' it is necessary that it be practised in accordance with its ideals and values understood from an educative and social sense. This exciting course will examine sport and Olympism from an educative, sociological, philosophical and ethical sense and in particular examine and critique the relationship between sport, Olympism and education.

Prerequisites

Any 45 points