Register for free at iWorkinSport Educational Virtual Expo to learn about the full range of sport management programs offered by Johan Cruyff Institute and learn about the experience of Galia Dvorak, four-time Olympian, graduate of the Blended Master in Marketing and Sport Management and special projects operations manager at the European Table Tennis Union, in the panel ‘Life After a Master in Sports’
Johan Cruyff Institute will be present at the fourth edition of iWorkinSport Educational Virtual Expo, an international educational fair that will take place on June 21-22 in online format. You can register for free to learn about our wide range of programs in sport management, sport marketing and sponsorship football business and coaching.
All those interested in pursuing a career in the sports industry will be able to speak directly with our staff to obtain detailed information about our programs and to clarify any doubts they may have about choosing the master’s or postgraduate program that best suits their needs.
iWorkinSport Eduational Virtual Expo will have a main virtual auditorium where visitors can watch a half-hour video giving additional and detailed information about the mission and vision of Johan Cruyff Institute, the profile of our students and learning methodology, our areas of specialization and the type of programs we offer. You can register here. All those who register for the event will be entered into a draw for a scholarship worth $5,000 to be deducted from the program in which they are interested and proceed to enroll in.
In addition, if you are curious to know what the experience of studying with us is like, we invite you to connect to the panel entitled ‘Life After a Master in Sports’ that will feature Galia Dvorak, a recent graduate of the Blended Master in Marketing and Sport Management at Johan Cruyff Institute. Galia, one of the best Spanish table tennis players, has participated in four Olympic Games and is currently the special projects operations manager at the European Table Tennis Union. The session will take place on June 22 at 7 p.m. (CEST).
