MAS 2020 participant – and three-times Olympian – Mikel Thomas was a guest at the official launch of the IOC & Airbnb's new partnership. more

Our MAS in Sports Administration and Technology has again claimed 1st place in the 2019 Eduniversal Best Masters Ranking. more

Are you passionate about the world of sport? Applications for the class of 2021 are now officially open. more

Each year the scholarship is available to a current or former athlete who has competed at international levels. more

Almost a quarter of this year's AISTS Master are international athletes, from sports as diverse as racewalking to wushu and SUP to figure skating. more

14 participants from this year's Sports Management Master's Program took part in distances including the 10k run, 10k walk, and the 21k run. more

On Wednesday 16th October 2019 we held our 6th annual quiz night, and it was one of the biggest and best yet. more

This month’s AISTS Sports Medicine Podcast discusses the Athletes' Biological Passport. How does it help anti-doping? How can it be improved and how does the future look like? more

The partnership will see our master program participants volunteering across the event, and collaborating on research projects. more

Now in its 6th year, the AISTS quiz night sees teams of three fight it out to be crowned the biggest sports geeks in town. more

Applications for the AISTS Master’s program are open. We share some insider tips to make your application process easier. more

2020’s Athlete Scholarship has been awarded to South Africa's Marc Flynn Mundell. more

AISTS will be speaking at the 4th Global Esports Executive Summit (GEES) in Korea on the 29th August 2019. more

Are you and your team ready for your next event? Our 5 tips will make sure you are. more

The International Canoe Federation (ICF) has launched a new sustainable events initiative in partnership with AISTS. more

AISTS is bringing its highly successful SEMOS™  seminar to Asia for the very first time. The event will take place in Singapore from 5th – 9th November 2019. more

This month’s AISTS Sports Medicine Podcast talks about beer as a recovery drink. Does having a beer after a workout affect recovery? Find out! more

The AISTS is once again in Tokyo this week to deliver a week long seminar to the Tsukuba International Academy for Sport Studies (TIAS) program. more

This month’s AISTS Sports Medicine Podcast will be talking about nutrition, specifically whether it is possible for vegans to achieve the same performance level in sport as omnivores. more

Two of our AISTS Alumni are working on this mega event: Marely Flores, class of 2008 and Sylvia-Line Lamaro, class of 2017. more

The AISTS is once again in Tokyo this week to deliver a week long seminar to the Tsukuba International Academy for Sport Studies (TIAS) program. more

The 2019 AISTS Client Team Project Presentations will take place on the 26th and 27th of June. Register online your attendance via the link. more

This month's AISTS Sports Medicine Podcast will be talking about marathon running. The science says you shouldn’t run a marathon but our AISTS participants from the 2018 class say you should. more

The 2019 AISTS Client Team Project Presentations public presentations will take place in June. Join us at the Maison du Sport in Lausanne on the 26th and 27th of June with the Class of 2019 and get the latest research on the hottest topics. more

The 2019 AISTS Client Team Project Presentations public presentations will take place in June. Join us at the Maison du Sport in Lausanne on the 26th and 27th of June with the Class of 2019 and get the latest research on the hottest topics. more

Once again the AISTS returns to the annual SportAccord Convention, this year on the sunny Gold Coast in Australia. more

This month's AISTS Sports Medicine Podcast will be talking about one of the most asked questions by most physically active people - do we really need to stretch before and after exercise?  more

The 2019 AISTS Client Team Project Presentations public presentations will take place in June. Join us at the Maison du Sport in Lausanne on the 26th and 27th of June with the Class of 2019 and get the latest research on the hottest topics. more

The 2019 AISTS Client Team Project Presentations public presentations will take place in June. Join us at the Maison du Sport in Lausanne on the 26th and 27th of June with the Class of 2019 and get the latest research on the hottest topics. more

The 2019 AISTS Client Team Project Presentations public presentations will take place in June. Join us at the Maison du Sport in Lausanne on the 26th and 27th of June with the Class of 2019 and get the latest research on the hottest topics. more

Once again the AISTS returns to the annual SportAccord Convention, this year on the sunny Gold Coast in Australia. more

The AISTS recently provided the Class of 2019 with a unique opportunity to spend a week volunteering as part of the MAS program. We invited John Vlahos to be a guest writer and let us know how his week went. more

The AISTS recently provided the Class of 2019 with a unique opportunity to spend a week volunteering as part of the MAS program. We invited John Vlahos to be a guest writer and let us know how his week went. more

The AISTS recently provided the Class of 2019 with a unique opportunity to spend a week volunteering as part of the MAS program. We invited John Vlahos to be a guest writer and let us know how his week went. more

Once again the AISTS returns to the annual SportAccord Convention, this year on the sunny Gold Coast in Australia. more

The 2019 Risk Management Conference is on Sporting Equipment and International Sport Governing Bodies, organised by the AISTS, Kessler, Marsh and AXA XL. more

Each year the AISTS publishes a profile brochure that showcases each participant, explaining their professional experience and interests. Take a look at the 2019 Class. more

This month’s AISTS Sports Medicine Podcast discusses the legal, medical and ethical issues surrounding the Sharapova doping case. more

Last week the Formula E Client Team Project team took the opportunity to visit their client, the ABB FIA Formula E Championship, at the Marrakesh E-Prix. more

Last week saw the announcement of Swiss freestyle skiing star Virginie Faivre being appointed as the President of the Lausanne 2020 Organising Committee. more

2018 what a year! It definitely was an eventful year for the AISTS, here is our year month by month. more

The Class of 2019 spent the day at the House of Basketball, FIBA headquarters, in Mies on Monday. more

AISTS Finance & Economics of Sport Seminar this week in Tokyo, Japan at the Tsukuba International Academy for Sport Studies (TIAS). more

AISTS was in Tokyo, Japan once again last week at the University of Tsukuba, lecturing to the TIAS (Tsukuba International Academy for Sport Studies) Masters Programme on the topic of Sport Finance and Economics. more

The Class of 2018 graduated on the 5th of December, marking the 16th annual Master of Advanced Studies in Sport Administration and Technology Graduation Ceremony for the AISTS. more

15 months ago the class of 2018 made their way to the Olympic Capital and embarked on a once in a lifetime experience – to study sports management with the AISTS. more

AISTS SPORTS MEDICINE PODCAST - EFFECTS OF REPEATED HEAD TRAUMA IN THE NFL more

The AISTS Client Team Project for the Class of 2019 were announced today with this year's clients including the IOC, FIBA, IAAF, Populous and more. more

President Bach will be attending the annual AISTS Graduation. more

In sport, it is typically thought that more protein is better. This podcast looks more closely at whether athletes eat too much protein and how this could impact their performance. more

A new 4 week certified education programme on Anti-Doping for Sport with the Centre for Research and Expertise in Anti-Doping sciences will take place in Lausanne, in 2019 and 2020. more

Formula E - Head of Events, Gemma Roura along with 16 other speakers will join us next week in Lausanne for our annual SEMOS. more

The AISTS was happy to welcome the 17th edition of the AISTS MAS programme yesterday to the Synathlon. more

Those of you who have had experience in sports management, and more specifically event management, know that organising major sporting events involves meticulous planning, complex coordination and dynamic multitasking. Event managers must be able to think outside the box and get problems resolved. more

Registration is now open for the annual AISTS Sports Quiz Night to be held on Wednesday 10 October at Lausanne's Maison du Sport International. more

Discover the world of sports management through the AISTS Sports Medicine podcast, featuring interviews with leading experts, professionals and academics. more

Are you and your team ready for your next event? Are your procedures and policies organised and ready to be executed? Have you completed numerous operation readiness simulation exercises? more

AISTS has awarded its annual Future Female Leader in Sport scholarship to Pakistan/Australian, Rida Ahmed and the Athlete scholarship to Roberto Lustosa Pitta from Brazil. more

The AISTS has awarded its 7th Athlete Scholarship to 31-year-old, Roberto Lustosa Pitta from Brazil. more

"Diversity is being invited to the party; inclusion is being invited to dance.” more

Discover the world of sports management through the AISTS Sports Medicine podcast, featuring interviews with leading experts, professionals and academics. more

We have been interviewing our alumni who were working at the 2018 FIFA World Cup in Russia over the past 6 weeks. Our final alumni who was working in Russia, this time as a freelance journalist, was Leandro Pontes, from the class of 2014. more

The AISTS MAS in Sport Administration and Technology has had the number one Sports Management programme with Eduniversal since 2015 and we are proud to claim 1st place in 2018 again. more

The 2018 FIFA World Cup may be finished but we are not with our alumni interviews. Our fifth alumni working in Russia, this time with Host Broadcasting Services (HBS) is Alexandra Volkova Jurema, from the class of 2009. more

Our 4th AISTS Alumni working at the FIFA World Cup is Tom Vinkenvleugel, class of 2007 from the Netherlands, who is working for adidas. Tom has been with adidas since 2014 and this is his second FIFA World Cup. He currently is directing Sports Marketing for Latin America. more

Since 2001, the AISTS has been organising the Sport Event Management and Organisation Seminar (SEMOS™) . This Open Module offers an overview of the key tasks that sports managers need to successfully plan, communicate and operate when organising sport events, providing a 360° view and behind the scenes look at the mechanics of sport events. more

Thayssa is a Brazilian sports journalist, having worked as a field reporter for Radio Globo and CBN in Rio de Janeiro. In 2011 she moved to Lausanne and studied with AISTS thanks to the Future Female Sports Leader Scholarship granted by the June Canavan Foundation. She is in Russia working with FIFA in her current role as Media Relations Manager. more

Discover the world of sports management through the AISTS Sports Medicine podcast, featuring interviews with leading experts, professionals and academics. more

The 2018 FIFA World Cup has kicked off in a spectacular way and runs through until the 15th of July. The event will host 32 national teams, with 64 matches being played in 12 different venues, located in 11 cities. There is nothing quite like a World Cup and our second AISTS Alumni interview is with Geraldine Heinen, class of 2013, from Belgium. more

The 2018 FIFA World Cup kicks off on Thursday in Moscow and runs through until the 15th of July. The event will host 32 national teams, with 64 matches being played in 12 different venues located in 11 cities. more

Two-time national road champion from Belarus Andrei Krasilnikau has been a professional cyclist for over 9 years now, cycling with professional teams in Switzerland, France and the USA. He has participated in numerous European and World Championships and this year has been juggling life as an AISTS participant and also a part-time rider with TAB-Citadel – managed by George Hincapie. more

Registration is now open for the 2018 AISTS Client Team Project Presentations. Join us at the Maison du Sport in Lausanne on the 27th and 28th of June with the Class of 2018 and get the latest research on the latest topics. more

Discover the world of sports management through the AISTS Sports Medicine podcast, featuring interviews with leading experts, professionals and academics. more

We are welcoming all sports enthusiasts who want to fast track their career into the sports world for the final application deadline for the class of 2019, starting in September. more

The third ACCELERATE workshop concluded last week at the SwissTech Convention Centre, Lausanne, bringing together once again start up’s, various delegates from International Federations and experts from the field of sports. more

Join us at the Maison du Sport in Lausanne on the 27th and 28th of June as the class of 2018 present their Client Team Projects. more

Over the past few weeks, we have been showcasing our Alumni who are working with the PyeongChang 2018 Organizing Committee. With only 2 days to go, we would like to wish all our Alumni in PyeongChang a great Games. more

Discover the world of sports management through the AISTS Sports Medicine podcast, featuring interviews with leading experts, professionals and academics. more

The AISTS spent this week at the SportAccord Convention in Thailand meeting with the sports world and getting the delegates to show off their archery skills. We have a strong tradition now of providing the SportAccord delegates with an enjoyable, competitive activity and this year we continued this with a mini archery championship. more

The AISTS welcomed Swiss Olympics and a delegation of Japanese representatives last week to the Synathlon in an official signing ceremony. more

The class of 2018 spent the day at the Union of European Football Associations headquarters in Nyon, hearing from various UEFA representatives about the structure and runnings of the association. more

The Gold Coast 2018 Commonwealth Games commences today, with more than 6,600 athletes and team officials from 71 Commonwealth nations and territories participating in this mega event. more

Discover the world of sports management through the AISTS Sports Medicine podcast, featuring interviews with leading experts, professionals and academics. more

The annual AISTS Sustainable Sport and Events Open Module came to a close yesterday at the Synathlon. The two-day seminar was attended by 52 participants who heard from 10 expert speakers on the hot topic of sustainability in sport. more

The AISTS has been awarded the 2017 Environmental Award for its International Federations Sustainability Inventory at the prestigious 9th edition of the UIM (Union Internationale Motonautique) Awards Giving Gala, held at the Salle des Étoiles of the Sporting Monte Carlo in Monaco. more

We are happy to introduce our newest member of the AISTS team, entrepreneur and marketing specialist, Ms Nalain Naidoo. more

On the 1st of March last week, the AISTS celebrated their recent move to the Synathlon, with their alumni community. more

Get to know the Class of 2018 - 41 participants, 25 nationalities and 19 languages. more

Discover the world of sports management through the AISTS Sports Medicine podcast, featuring interviews with leading experts, professionals and academics. more

The International Testing Agency (ITA) has appointed AISTS Alumni Benjamin Cohen as its Director General. It was announced officially yesterday that Ben, who is currently the director of the World Anti-Doping Agency office in Europe, had been appointed to the position. more

The AISTS shared a historic day with the Class of 2018 welcoming them to their first lecture in the new classroom of the Synathlon. more

"The XXIII Olympic Winter Games will be held over 17 days, from 9 to 25 February 2018 in PyeongChang, Gangwon Province, the Republic of Korea. In the run-up to the biggest winter sports event, we catch up with our AISTS alumni playing a vital role at the PyeongChang 2018 Olympic Winter and Paralympic Games." more

Sports medicine is one integral scientific disciplines of the AISTS Master of Advanced Studies programme and is led by Dr Boris Gojanovic. It brings participants up to speed with the current challenges in maintaining a healthy and performing human athletic body. more

Maria Ntanou, AISTS alumna, two times Olympic Games torch relay participant and now two times Olympian has qualified to compete at the PyeongChang 2018 Winter Olympic Games next month for the 10km Freestyle Cross Country skiing event. more

The XXIII Olympic Winter Games will be held over 17 days, from 9 to 25 February 2018 in PyeongChang, Gangwon Province, the Republic of Korea. In the run-up to the biggest winter sports event, we catch up with our AISTS alumni playing a vital role at the PyeongChang 2018 Olympic Winter and Paralympic Games. more

We are moving! As of the 1st of February 2018, the AISTS will be located in the newly built Synathlon. more

The XXIII Olympic Winter Games will be held for 17 days from 9 to 25 February 2018 in PyeongChang, Gangwon Province, the Republic of Korea. In the run-up to the biggest winter sport event, we catch up with our AISTS alumni playing a vital role at the PyeongChang 2018 Olympic Winter and Paralympic Games. more

Are you passionate about the business of sport? Do you want to be a change maker? Have you got an international outlook? more

In 2017 there was on average 1.15 billion mobile daily users on Facebook. Facebook is a great place for us to keep in touch with you all and helps us to share our participants' stories, celebrate our alumni successes, share our news and connect with our community through a project. Thank you for all the likes, shares and comments over the past year. Here are our top 10 posts for 2017. more

Wednesday the 29th of November, marked the special event of the 15th annual AISTS Master of Advanced Studies in Sport Administration and Technology Graduation Ceremony. The Class of 2017 celebrated the completion of their 15-month journey at the Olympic Museum, here in Lausanne, with industry professionals, educational delegates and family and friends. more

The fourth edition of the AISTS Canavan Cup continued the tradition of being a fun, entertaining sports event for the AISTS Alumni that raises funds for the June Canavan Foundation. This year, the participants of the MAS 2018 were successful in raising more than 3000 CHF for this charity. The unique event was held at the Brillantmont International School in the Olympic Capital of Lausanne, on the evening of November 16, 2017. more

This week was the announcement of the AISTS Client Team Projects for the class of 2018 and we have a strong line up of international federations for our participants. more

Discover the world of sports management through the AISTS Sports Medicine podcast, featuring interviews with leading experts, professionals and academics. more

Maria Ntanou, AISTS alumna, Olympian and previous torch relay participant for the Rio Olympic Games, will be carrying the Olympic flame once again, this time in her hometown of Naousa, Greece. more

Ankush Arora, AISTS MAS graduate from the class of 2014, has been working with the local organising committee of the FIFA U/17 World Cup in India since 2016 as a Project Manager. more

The AISTS has confirmed that International Olympic Committee (IOC), President Thomas Bach, will deliver the graduation address at the 15th annual AISTS Master of Advanced Studies in Sport Administration and Technology graduation ceremony, along with mountaineering expert, Jamie Andrew, OBE. more

Jamie Andrew is the incredible Scottish mountaineer who, despite having no hands and feet, has made some amazing ascents all over the world. more

Discover the world of sports management through the AISTS Sports Medicine podcast, featuring interviews with leading experts, professionals and academics. more

On the evening of Friday the 29th September, over 1,500 runners and walkers took part in the postponed annual Olympic Day run in the Olympic Capital. more

We welcomed the 16th edition of the AISTS Master of Advanced Studies in Sport Administration and Technology today with 42 fresh new faces who are all here to further their careers in sports management. more

Get up to date with our new speakers from World Rowing, UCI and Cluasa Communications with the AISTS SEMOS™ and SEMOS™ Plus Open Modules. more

Discover the world of sports management through the AISTS Sports Medicine podcast, featuring interviews with leading experts, professionals and academics. more

Are you passionate about the business of sport? Do you want to be a change maker? Have you got an international outlook? more

Forbes magazine said in 2016 that women are becoming more entrepreneurial. This is definitely correct with our alumni. Silvia Bernhard is our fourth entrepreneur for this month, and the third woman, and is the founder and owner of QiHealth. Having been a sports enthusiast since a young age, Silvia was always looking how to contribute to the sports industry and help athletes as well as the general public to feel better and enhance their performance. Previous to her studies with AISTS Silvia had a degree from Ecole hôtelière de Lausanne and managed various health and spa resorts in China. In 2015 the opportunity to further develop her skills in the wellness industry arose and she completed a diploma in KORE therapy education in the UK. KORE therapy is a proven revolutionary therapy which can ease ailments and conditions, improve sporting ability and performance and make a huge difference to recovery time. With these skill acquired Silvia was eager to share the passion, skills and knowledge, with the aim to reduce the stress and pain in the world at least a bit. Having seen the positive effects through KORE therapy, enabling athletes who have been unable to compete due to pain and injuries to return to their sport, has been a driving motivational factor for the development of QiHealth. So Silvia set out in 2016 as a Swiss hospitality graduate with the AISTS MAS degree in sport management and a KORE therapy diploma from the UK, and most importantly with a passion for transforming people into their best form. Working with sport associations such as the women's football club in Geneva and the Beach Volleyball World Tour in Gstaad along with her regular clients, Silvia's venture is growing daily . Not only do athletes benefits from being in their best form through manual therapy, but the general public do as well, resulting in more effective and efficient individuals. Silvia's philosophy in running QiHealth is Follow your passion, love what you do and pay attention to details. Whatever you do, do it with your entire heart. It is not ‘work’, it is a ‘pleasure’ and a ‘choice’. However to grow a business you need partners and clients. One of the challenges for QiHealh is gaining clients. For Silvia continuously knocking on doors until one opens is an exhausting and yet an essential part of business development. You have to accept several rejections before you find a strong positive path and in the meantime you are required to stay strong and positive and keep on going. However, Silvia has a realistic outlook on her business and knows that mistakes happen everywhere and to everyone. Every mistake is an opportunity to learn and grow, the biggest mistake however is to ignore a mistake or make the same mistake twice. For Silvia, at the end of the day, the goal is to develop the idea and benefit of KORE therapy to help produce healthier and stronger individuals, but more importantly to personally reach a feeling of achievement, of independency and to do what she does out of pleasure and not out of duty. To find out more about QiHealth click here or follow them on Facebook and Instagram. more

This week’s Alumni Entrepreneur Showcase is 2015 Alumna Cristina Swan. Cristina has developed MSwan Sport Management with the purpose to provide innovative and tailor-made solutions for the sport industry in the areas of culture, heritage, marketing and events. more

This week’s Alumni Entrepreneur showcase is Brazilian, Mauricio Matos. Mauricio graduated from the MAS class of 2015 and it was while he was studying in Lausanne that the idea of B.You was formed. more

Our first Alumni Entrepreneur Showcase for this month is Megan Tidbury. Megan graduated from the MAS class of 2013 and has just opened the doors of The Village, here in Lausanne. more

Discover the world of sports management through the AISTS Sports Medicine podcast, featuring interviews with leading experts, professionals and academics. more

What does it mean to be entrepreneurial? A quick google search tells us that being entrepreneurial can mean knowing your industry inside out, and being able to use that knowledge to create new opportunities, it can also mean sharing ideas freely, and celebrating so-called failures as learning and growing experiences and finally it can mean simply thinking outside of the box, and expecting the unexpected. Here at the AISTS, we have been following our Alumni now for 14 editions and we have seen some of them step out, think outside the box and create their own path. more

The AISTS has awarded its 6th Athlete Scholarship to 32 year old Thomas Roos from California, USA. more

The AISTS officially extended its partnership with Tsukuba International Academy for Sport Studies (TIAS) until 2020. more

As part of the AISTS MAS in Sport Administration programme, participants work closely with a client from the sport industry on a real-life project over six months, providing participants with valuable exposure to the current priorities, opportunities and challenges of the sport industry while equally providing sports organisations with an invaluable resource for research, ideas and solutions. more

Discover the world of sports management through the AISTS Sports Medicine podcast, featuring interviews with leading experts, professionals and academics. more

Sharpen your skills and build your event management knowledge with the AISTS SEMOS™ and SEMOS™ Plus Open Modules this October. more

Discover the world of sports management through the AISTS Sports Medicine podcast, featuring interviews with leading experts, professionals and academics. more

Over the years the AISTS has awarded a current or former athlete with financial support to help them transition in their dual or post-career. The scholarship has a value of CHF 14,000, which provides half of the tuition fee of the AISTS Master of Sports Administration programme, endorsed by the International Olympic Committee. more

Register now to see the Class of 2017 present their Client Team Project at the Maison du Sport, 28th - 29th June, 2017. more

For the 3rd year in a row AISTS has returned to Tsukuba International Academy for Sport Studies (TIAS) to present the AISTS SEMOS™ (Sport Event Management and Organisation Seminar) Open Module to the 2016-18 Masters Programme. more

Since, the inception of AISTS in the year 2000, 46 participants from India have completed the coveted AISTS Master of Advanced Studies in Sport Administration and Technology, which is amongst the highest from any single nation. more

The AISTS has been offering Open Modules to the industry since 2001 and we are pleased to announce the new dates for our upcoming academic year for the AISTS SEMOS™, AISTS SEMOS™ Plus and the AISTS Sustainable Sport & Events Open Module. more

The AISTS has awarded the third annual AISTS Future Female Leader in Sport scholarship to twenty-six-year-old lawyer and elite athlete, Ana Isabel Vivar Aguirre. more

Discover the world of sports management through the AISTS Sports Medicine podcast, featuring interviews with leading experts, professionals and academics. more

The AISTS Alumni is now in its 16th year and will reach 500+ members at the end of this academic year. Its strong tradition and vision to support, foster and enable excellence among members continues and this year we saw the election of a new president – former athlete and Digital Manager at the International Federation of Hockey, Ms Nikki Symmons. more

The AISTS Master of Advanced Studies in Sport Administration and Technology has had the number one Sports Management programme in the world since 2015. more

We are welcoming applications from current and former international athletes for the AISTS Athlete Scholarship for the final application deadline for the class of 2018, to help in your dual and post-sport careers. more

Discover the world of sports management through the AISTS Sports Medicine podcast, featuring interviews with leading experts, professionals and academics. more

On Wednesday the 29th of March the AISTS Master of Advanced Studies in Sport Administration and Technology played a friendly football match with the FC CABES to commemorate the International Day of Sport for Peace and Development. Watch the highlights video below. more

Once again the AISTS returns to the annual SportAccord Convention where we will be exhibiting our current programmes and participants, and also having a little bit of fun. more

The AISTS SSE Open Module came to a completion last week after two days of presentations, lectures and panel discussions from the leading experts in sustainability. more

The newest edition of the AISTS publication under the title of "Collected Insights from the Field of Sport - Volume 3: Governance and Ethics" has now been officially published and is available for download. more

Today marks International Women's Day, a global day celebrating the social, economic, cultural and political achievements of women. This day also marks a call to action for accelerating gender equality in business, in sports and in society. more

Sport events face a plethora of risks that threaten the safety of fans, spectators, players and officials. The ever-increasing risk of terrorism to sport is a continual issue in the sports world and international governing bodies need to be preparing for this from day one of their events. more

Discover the world of sports management through the AISTS Sports Medicine podcast, featuring interviews with leading experts, professionals and academics. more

The annual AISTS Canavan Cup, a sports event for alumni organised by the current AISTS MAS in Sport Administration and Technology class, was held for the third time late last year at Brillantmont International School in Lausanne. more

AISTS organised the Championing Women in Sport Breakfast session on the 10th of February 2017 at the Maison du Sport, in Lausanne. more

Last week, Thursday the 9th of February, marked the 14th annual AISTS Master of Advanced Studies in Sport Administration and Technology Graduation Ceremony. more

The ACCELERATE Workshop concluded last week at the Swiss Tech Convention Centre, Lausanne, after two very interesting days of meetings and discussions between various international sports organisations (ISOs), the International Olympic Committee (IOC), various media experts and promising technology start-ups. more

Sports medicine is one integral scientific disciplines of the AISTS Master of Advanced Studies programme. It brings our MAS participants up to speed with the current challenges of the human athletic body. more

The ACCELERATE Workshop is an exclusive event designed to connect sport organisations and ground-breaking start-ups on a subject of particular interest. more

Sport presents extensive opportunities to promote environmental awareness and social and economic development across society. At the recent Rio Olympic Games numerous initiatives and good practices encouraging sustainability behaviour by various sports organisations were seen. more

For the start of the year we would like to officially introduce the Class of 2017. more

Thinking of a postgraduate in Sports Management? Join our new class in September, 2017 and make that career change to sport. more

This month’s AISTS Sports Medicine Podcast will be talking about nutrition, specifically whether it is possible for vegans to achieve the same performance level in sport as omnivores. more

The AISTS is once again in Tokyo this week to deliver a week long seminar to the Tsukuba International Academy for Sport Studies (TIAS) program. more