Qualitative Research on Development Plans for Sports-related Departments in Non-capital Region Universities

This study aimed to explore effective and competitive development strategies for physical education-related majors in non-capital region universities in South Korea, which are inevitably sensitive to the decline in school-age population. To achieve this goal, qualitative research methods were utilized, with a focus on focus group interviews to derive research results.<br/> The findings revealed that: Physical education-related majors in non-capital region universities need to implement innovative changes in response to the rapidly changing society.<br/> There is a necessity to explore the regional characteristics of sports in the area to establish better competitiveness compared to other regions.<br/> It is important to provide diverse and creative student support programs.<br/> Finally, it is essential to identify the needs of the local community and to specifically establish community engagement programs accordingly.

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Korean Journal of Sports Science
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2024-12-31
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https://doi.org/10.35159/kjss.2024.12.33.6.484
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Diverse Approaches in Healthcare and Education Studies
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Qualitative Research on Development Plans for Sports-related Departments in Non-capital Region Universities

Sung-Won Jo
Korean Journal of Sports Science
Diverse Approaches in Healthcare and Education Studies
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Qualitative Research on Development Plans for Sports-related Departments in Non-capital Region Universities

Sung-Won Jo
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Abstract

This study aimed to explore effective and competitive development strategies for physical education-related majors in non-capital region universities in South Korea, which are inevitably sensitive to the decline in school-age population. To achieve this goal, qualitative research methods were utilized, with a focus on focus group interviews to derive research results.<br/> The findings revealed that: Physical education-related majors in non-capital region universities need to implement innovative changes in response to the rapidly changing society.<br/> There is a necessity to explore the regional characteristics of sports in the area to establish better competitiveness compared to other regions.<br/> It is important to provide diverse and creative student support programs.<br/> Finally, it is essential to identify the needs of the local community and to specifically establish community engagement programs accordingly.

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