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Brand Values Alignment through Dual Career

The primary focus of BRAVA-DC is on enhancing the European workplace environment so the circumstances and challenges of dual career (DC) athletes and coaches can be recognised and effectively accommodated. The ethos of the corporate sector and how the brand and values they promote benefit from and align with dual career is integral. BRAVA-DC will benefit all European dual career employees.

Start date

Deadline

Project status

Completed

Content tags

Erasmus+ KA2 and Jean Monnet

Financing

ERASMUS+ (2014 - 2020)
SPORT
Collaborative partnerships

Project website

Coordinator

University of Limerick, Ireland

Partners

European Athlete as Student - EAS, Malta
European Platform for Sports and Innovation - EPSI, Belgium
EUSA Institute, Slovenia 
Foundation Human Age Institute, Italy
University of Ljubljana, Slovenia
Roma Tre University, Italy
University of Nis, Faculty of Sport and Physical Education, Serbia

Project value

399.925 EUR

Value for UL

23.132,75 EUR

Faculty, Academy/Rectorate UL

Faculty of Sport UL (UL FŠ)

Person responsible

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Dual-career athletes, sport, European work environment, Erasmus+