Research theme · 4 selected briefs
These studies define a community, programme, policy or adult participant group and avoid treating sport participation as a proxy for health or social outcomes.
A programme document review does not show participation or impact. Small surveys describe their sampled participants and cannot establish population-wide benefits.
Hospitality and Tourism Management · Sport programme management
This Hospitality and Tourism Management final year project examines clarity of volunteer responsibilities and task handoffs in a bounded community sports event using approved event plans, role cards and post-event process notes with personal details removed, with the evidence and comparison limited to an agreed scope.
Read the proposed briefHuman Kinetics and Health Education · Community sport development
This Human Kinetics and Health Education final year project examines adult participants’ reported access barriers in a community-sport programme using voluntary adult participants and non-participants recruited through an approved community route, with the evidence and comparison limited to an agreed scope.
Read the proposed briefPublic Administration · Sports policy
This Public Administration final year project examines definition and completeness of public activity and spending fields in sports-development grant reports using official grant guidelines, award summaries and public programme reports, with the evidence and comparison limited to an agreed scope.
Read the proposed briefSociology · Sports participation
This Sociology final year project examines adult women’s reported participation conditions in a defined community-sport setting using adult volunteers who currently participate or considered participation in the selected setting, with the evidence and comparison limited to an agreed scope.
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