Western Sydney University to support region’s sports stars
The Western Sydney Academy of Sport is excited to announce Western Sydney University as an official Education Partner.
Academy Chief Executive, Martin Bullock commented, “We are excited to partner with Western Sydney University in providing knowledge and opportunities for our region’s young sports people.”
The partnership will focus on connecting Academy athletes with opportunities provided by Western Sydney University, as well as creating workplace learning opportunities for students studying at the University.
The Academy will utilise Western Sydney University’s world-class facilities for events and education sessions.
Western Sydney University’s Acting Vice-Chancellor, Professor Scott Holmes, welcomes the partnership between the two organisations who will work together to support young people in the region through education and sport.
“Western Sydney University students will benefit greatly from the real-world learning experiences provided by the Western Sydney Academy of Sport,” said Professor Holmes.
“Students will have the opportunity to take part in internships and learn from guest lecturers from the Academy. Sports Management students will also be invited to work on a range of industry-linked projects.”
ENDS
9 April 2019
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