The CIES Football Observatory continues its mission of producing innovative football research. We are now pleased to launch a new online tool to allow our ever increasing audience to assess the current transfer value of...[more]
The first fifteen students at Notre Dame University - Louaize (NDU), the academic partner of the International Centre for Sports Studies (CIES) in Lebanon, were awarded their diplomas during a ceremony held last week at Zouk...[more]
Birzeit University (BZU) has just launched the 5th FIFA/CIES Programme in sport management. The class will include 28 students, which is a record number for Palestine. The opening ceremony took place in the presence of BZU...[more]
The CIES Football Observatory is pleased to publish its Player Development Ranking for the 2014 World Cup. Feyenoord Rotterdam is the club that contributed the most to develop players selected for the event. The Dutch team...[more]
After a well-deserved week off, the 14th Edition once again joined forces in Neuchatel, the home of CIES, to begin the final chapter of the course – the sports law module. Whilst the transition from the “Fashion Capital of the...[more]
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