We are delighted to welcome three outstanding institutions as new members of our ENSE network: the University of East Anglia (UEA), the Kazakh National University of Sports (KNUS), and Franklin University Switzerland. Their diverse expertise, international perspectives, and strong commitment to education and research will greatly enrich our community. We look forward to building a fruitful and inspiring collaboration together.
University of East Anglia (UEA), United Kingdom
Based within the School of Education & Lifelong Learning, UEA’s Sport, Health, and Education (SHE) research group brings together a dynamic team of researchers led by Dr Thomas Leeder. Their work spans key areas such as coach and teacher education, motivation in sport and education, gender and sexuality, as well as health and physical activity—making them a valuable contributor to interdisciplinary dialogue within ENSE.
Kazakh National University of Sports (KNUS), Kazakhstan
As the leading specialized institution in Kazakhstan for sports education and research, KNUS plays a central role in advancing the national sports sector. The university offers a wide range of programs—from Bachelor’s to PhD—across physical education, coaching, sport management, and rehabilitation. KNUS is dedicated to preparing highly qualified professionals while promoting active, healthy lifestyles and innovation in sports science.
Franklin University Switzerland
Founded in 1969, Franklin is a distinguished American-accredited liberal arts university with a strong international outlook. Its interdisciplinary approach emphasizes global engagement, personal development, and intercultural dialogue. Franklin’s commitment to mobility and responsible education adds a unique and valuable dimension to the ENSE network.
We are excited about the opportunities ahead and confident that, together, we will foster meaningful exchange, innovative research, and impactful partnership.