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Este Relatório surge no âmbito da conclusão do 2.º Ciclo de Estudos em Jornalismo e
tem como objetivo, não só expor todo o trabalho desenvolvido ao longo do estágio
curricular que teve lugar no Gabinete de Comunicação e Imagem da Federação
Académica do Desporto Universitário (FADU), em Aveiro, como também, apresentar as
conclusões obtidas na investigação desenvolvida ao longo do ano letivo 2022/23. O
estágio consistiu, essencialmente, na redação de notícias e no apoio logístico a diversos
eventos desenvolvidos pela Federação. Após uma contextualização histórica do
desporto, no geral, e do desporto universitário, em particular, foram elaboradas
entrevistas aos ex-Presidentes da FADU. Foi possível concluir que embora o Desporto
Universitário em Portugal esteja num caminho promissor, fruto dos mandatos binários,
ainda tem uma longa caminhada, de proximidade e relação do Desporto Escolar com o
Desporto Universitário, para percorrer. Embora a FADU já conte, até ao momento, com
cinco nomeações de Federação mais ativa, atribuídos pela European University Sports
Federation, o ponto mais alto referido de forma unânime por todos os entrevistados foi
as participações nos diversos eventos de caráter internacional.
This Report comes as part of the conclusion of the 2nd Cycle of Studies in Journalism and aims, not only to expose all the work developed throughout the curricular internship that took place at the Communication and Image Office of the Academic Federation of University Sports (FADU), in Aveiro, as well as presenting the conclusions obtained in the research carried out throughout the 2022/23 academic year. The internship essentially consisted of writing news and providing logistical support for various events developed by the Federation. After a historical contextualization of sport, in general, as well as in University Sport; interviews were prepared with former Presidents of FADU. It was possible to conclude that although University Sports in Portugal are on a promising path, as a result of binary mandates, it still has a long way to go, in terms of proximity and relationship between Organized School Teams and University Sports. Although FADU has, to date, already received five nominations for the most active Federation, awarded by the European University Sports Federation, the highest point unanimously mentioned by all interviewees was the participation in the various international events.
This Report comes as part of the conclusion of the 2nd Cycle of Studies in Journalism and aims, not only to expose all the work developed throughout the curricular internship that took place at the Communication and Image Office of the Academic Federation of University Sports (FADU), in Aveiro, as well as presenting the conclusions obtained in the research carried out throughout the 2022/23 academic year. The internship essentially consisted of writing news and providing logistical support for various events developed by the Federation. After a historical contextualization of sport, in general, as well as in University Sport; interviews were prepared with former Presidents of FADU. It was possible to conclude that although University Sports in Portugal are on a promising path, as a result of binary mandates, it still has a long way to go, in terms of proximity and relationship between Organized School Teams and University Sports. Although FADU has, to date, already received five nominations for the most active Federation, awarded by the European University Sports Federation, the highest point unanimously mentioned by all interviewees was the participation in the various international events.
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Desporto Desporto Universitário Eusa Fadu Fisu