Belgian Olympic Academy 2025 open for application!

Belgian Olympic Academy 2025 open for application!

The Belgian Olympic Academy has opened its registration procedure for the 2025 edition of the training programme. In collaboration with Universiteit Gent, the Université Catholique de Louvain, and the Belgian Olympic and Interfederal Committee (BOIC), the Academy aims to enhance management skills in sports organisations through innovative academic and practical approaches to leadership. Scheduled from January 2025, the one-year programme includes six modules and two international courses at the IOC Headquarter in Lausanne and at the Netherlands Olympic Committee*Netherlands Sports Federation in Papendal. Applications close on 1st November 2024, with a maximum of 30 participants selected based on their profile and motivation letter.

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