PhD Seminar Social Network Analysis and Sports
The Center for Research in Sports Administration (CRSA) in cooperation with the ETHZ and USI regularly invites guest lecturers as part of the Swiss Doctoral Program for Research in Sports for Behavioral and Social Sciences.
We are happy to announce that Thomas Grund, Associate Professor at UC Dublin, will teach a seminar on Social Network Analysis and Sports in fall 2019.
Please visit the course website and apply via Google forms.
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