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International
Olympic Case Study
Competition (CSC)
ends with first-ever
public
final
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Organised by the IOC's
Olympic Studies
Centre in
collaboration with
Johannes Gutenberg
University Mainz
(Germany) and the
European University of
Madrid (Spain), the
fifth edition of the CSC
marked several milestones,
engaging a record number of
36 universities
and hosting the final for the
first time in person.
As
part of the programme, the ten
finalist teams benefitted from a
two-day study trip in Lausanne
with visits to the Olympic
Studies Centre, the Olympic
Museum, the IOC Headquarters,
and FIVB.
Discover the winning student
teams here.
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Join
the 2026/2027
International
Olympic Case Study
Competition
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Inspired to have your students
participate in the next
edition of the CSC?
The 2026/2027 challenge invites
students to explore the theme:
“Driving growth
for the five new sports on
the LA28 Olympic
programme.”
Learn all about the challenge,
timeline and how to sign up here.
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Watch
the “On the
Line with an
Expert” on the
Olympic AI
Agenda
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The
“On the Line with
an Expert”
webinar on “Inside
the Olympic AI
Agenda” with
IOC Head of AI Programmes
Alejandro Merino
Madrid is now
available on the Olympic
World
Library,
together with all past sessions.
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©
2025 / International
Olympic Committee (IOC)
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New
ZOOM IN page on
Olympic
Solidarity
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For
more than 60 years,
Olympic
Solidarity (OS) has
embodied the Olympic Movement's
commitment to promoting the
universality of sport,
supporting the National Olympic
Committees and assisting
athletes around the world in
pursuing their Olympic dreams,
regardless of their origins or
resources.
OS
is the focus of the latest
edition of our ZOOM IN
page, which
provides a curated selection of
key readings and resources to
support learning and research.
Discover it here.
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©
International Olympic
Committee (IOC) /
LEUTENEGGER, Catherine
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Latest
on PhD Students and
Early Career
Academics Research
Grant
Programme
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The
researchers chosen for the 27th
edition of the PhD
Students and Early Career
Academics Research Grant
Programme have been
announced.
Six projects
have been selected from
54 applications
across 26 countries and
five continents,
highlighting the truly global
reach and appeal of the
programme.
Discover more about the grant
recipients, the programme's
objectives, and the selection
process here.
The next
edition will be
launched in
April. Stay
tuned for updates on our
website
and our
LinkedIn
page.
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Digitalisation
of all publications
of past Olympic
Games in
Germany
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A
total of 389
documents published
by the organising
committees of the Olympic
Games held in
Germany have been
digitised and are now available
for consultation on the Olympic
World
Library.
The
collection includes 195 historic
documents from Berlin 1936, 171
from Munich 1972, and 17 from
Garmisch-Partenkirchen 1936.
Together, these publications are
a valuable resource for
researchers worldwide, featuring
key materials such as the Report
of Munich
1972,
which offers step-by-step,
detailed and multilingual
coverage of the Games' planning
process.
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©
International Olympic
Committee (IOC) /
LEUTENEGGER, Catherine
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New
on the
shelf
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The
International
Olympic Academy
(IOA) opens its
registrations
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Registration is open until
30 April for
the IOA’s 33rd
International Seminar on
Olympic Studies for
Postgraduate
Students, in
Ancient Olympia, which will take
place from 3 to 25 July
2026.
All
information and registration are
available on the IOA
website.
If you have any questions,
please contact the IOA directly
at ioa@ioa.org.gr.
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