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We welcome students, early career researchers, professors and practitioners from all areas of sport, exercise and physical activity  Past QRSE conferences have included submissions from the fields of sport and exercise psychology, sociology of sport, physical cultural studies, sport history, physical education, coaching, sports medicine, rehabilitation, health promotion, sport management, sport policy, leisure studies, and sport ecology.

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We invite abstracts for oral papers and posters in the following areas related to the qualitative study of sport and exercise:   

 

Empirical Research

Theory

Applied Practice

Policy

Pedagogy

Qualitative Methods and Methodology

Research Ethics

Representation

 

Call for papers opens:

December 15th, 2020

 

Deadline for submitting an abstract:

January 31st, 2021

 

 

Submit an abstract

 

​​All submitted abstracts will be reviewed by the organising committee and lead authors will be informed of the outcome (please refer to Key Dates).

 

1. TRADITIONAL ORAL PAPER PRESENTATION (open to ECR and PhD students)

These are individual papers that report on well-developed research. Presentations will be maximum 12 minutes.

 

Abstract length: 250 words (max)

 

What should I include in my abstract?

For empirical papers, abstracts should be structured using the following sub-headings: 

Objectives 

Methods 

Findings and Discussion 

Conclusions

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For conceptual and / or performance papers, abstracts should clearly state an aim, justification and implications (i.e. What are you proposing / considering in this presentation? Why is it important? What might be an outcome or consequence of what you’re suggesting?)

 

How will you present?

You will be asked to pre-record your presentation (10-12 minutes) and send it to the organising committee by March 29th, 2021. All presentations will be posted on the conference YouTube channel (QRSE Student Conference 2021) organised in playlist according to topics. Conference delegates will have two weeks to browse the presentations, and then you will be invited to participate in a live Q&A session during the conference.

 

2. ARTS BASED/VISUAL METHODS EXHIBITS OR PERFORMANCES (open to ECR and PhD students)

Abstracts should include details of the research along with information on how it will be represented, including a full justification for this choice. Pre-recorded presentations will be maximum 20 minutes.

Abstract length: 500 words (max)

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How will you present?

You will be asked to pre-record your presentation (max 20 minutes) and send it to the organising committee by March 29th, 2021. All presentations will be posted on the conference YouTube channel (QRSE Student Conference 2021) organised in playlist according to topics. Conference delegates will have two weeks to browse the presentations, and then you will be invited to participate in a live Q&A session during the conference.

 

3. POSTER (open to UG, MSc, PhD students, and ECR)

Abstract length: 250 words (max)

 

What should I include in my abstract?

Poster abstracts should be structured using the following sub-headings: 

Objectives 

Methods 

Findings and Discussion 

Conclusions

 

How will you present?

You will be asked to send your poster in PDF format to the organising committee by March 29th, 2021. Poster sessions will take place live during the conference utilising a virtual reality platform, which will allow to present your poster as in any conference poster session, chatting with participant in a lively atmosphere. To make the most of the virtual quality of the conference, we will also post each poster on the conference’s Instagram profile (QRSE_student2021). This will allow for conversations about your work to develop overtime, and researchers will have the chance to post developments related to their research (e.g., a link to peer-reviewed article once the research is published). We hope this will allow our community to grow and network overtime.

 

Call for papers is open!

 

To submit an abstract for consideration please click here 

 

Deadline for submitting an abstract:

January 31st, 2021

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Keynotes

TBC and announced over time (by 15th Jan)

 

 

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