Educational Opportunity – Master of Sports Administration

In continuing the objective of training a new generation of sports managers with strategic and operational skills to work professionally in any economic atmosphere, the St Kitts and Nevis Olympic Committee is pleased to advise of another opportunity.

Panam Sports, in collaboration with and the Russian Olympic Committee will provide one (1) national of St Kitts and Nevis the possibility to be enrolled in a Masters of Sports Administration Programme at the Russian International Olympic University.

The Masters Programme will consist of thirty-nine (39) weeks of study, comprising of three (3) semesters, beginning in September 2020 and ending in June 2021.

The program ends with a post-graduate qualification. The programme will be conducted in English.



The Masters Programme is designed for individuals who have:

a) high education qualifications

b) leadership qualities

c) ambition to develop their professional expertise and

d) aspiration to pursue an outstanding career in sport administration

Special consideration will be given to applicants who also possess a university degree/diploma.

The scholarship will cover one round trip ticket from St Kitts and Nevis to Sochi, Russia, medical insurance, tuition, accommodation (one room shared by two individuals); a combined monthly allowance of approximately USD $660.00.

Interested persons are asked to contact the SKNOC’s Secretariat and complete the requisite applications forms, then submit same to the SKNOC’s Secretariat no later than Friday 6th March, 2020, 4:30p.m.

See contact information below:

Attention: The Administrative Assistant

Address: Olympic House, No. 18 Taylors Range, P O Box 953, Basseterre, St Kitts

Email address: [email protected] / [email protected]

Telephone #: 1 869 465 6601 | 869 664 8018

Fax: 1 869 465 8321

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