DISCOVERU KEY PUBLIC RESOURCES AND DELIVERABLES
Within the DiscoverU (Discovering University Sport and Supporting Dual Career), several information resources / deliverables have been produced and developped; some for internal se, but most for open access and use:
 General info seminar report: Info Seminar Report from the general info seminar Published: May 2024 |
 Report on Seminar with workshops on good practice: 4 Healthly Academic Socienty 2024 Conference Report Report on Seminar with workshops on Good practice of existing initiatives Published: August 2024 |
 Internal research report: Dual Career and University Sport in Europe Reports with the information on situation in project partner organisations and students Published: October 2024 |
 National information factsheets: National Factsheets Factsheets with the information on situation in partner countries Published: October 2024 |
 Collection of good practice: Collection of Good Practice Collection of good practice and case studies of selected practices in different countries Published: October 2024 |
 Report on Seminar with workshops on new initiatives: New initiatives webinar Report from Seminar with workshops on new initiatives Published: May 2025 |
 University sport conference report Reports from the final conference Expected: September 2026 |
Report on implementation of sports activities Collection of good practice and case studies of selected practices in different countries Expected: September 2026 |
Research report Overall report including the methodology, and main findings Expected: September 2026 |
Media material Media material of the project Expected: November 2026 |
Report Public report for further dissemination of the project and its outcomes Expected: November 2026 |
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