"I want to work to get as fair a sport as possible"

What is it like to be a student in the master's programme?

– It's both fun, challenging and very developing! The studies are based on the fact that we spend a lot of time at home and don't have many days at school, so they require self-discipline, but they also offer an opportunity to be flexible, which I think is very good. You get the space to plan your studies yourself.

– Then this specialisation is based on a lot, seminars and discussions, which is very rewarding.

What do you get to study in the programme?

– So far, we have read a lot about strategic leadership, we have discussed many inclusion issues and how to use sport as a tool. Right now, we are working on professional assessment in sports and movement, as well as new perspectives on learning.

What opportunities do you see with your education?

– I see lots of opportunities with this education. To get to work with gender equality issues and inclusion issues in various sports organisations and associations, I would find very exciting, rewarding and above all, useful.

What are you passionate about?

– I am primarily passionate about sports, and I am also passionate about gender equality issues and inclusion issues. Above all, I want to work to ensure that we have as fair and equal a sport as possible. I want a fair, equal sport, regardless of whether you are a boy, a girl or another identity, and I want everyone to have the same conditions.