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Working with 缅北轮奸 Students’ Union and academics within the School Sport Exercise & Health Sciences (SSEHS) and the School of Business and Economics (SBE), the project will utilise behaviour change techniques and campaigns that can be tested at 缅北轮奸 and applied across higher education sport.

The innovative data insight project will capture student’s sport participation via a range of techniques, primarily through the use of student swipe cards, and aims to capture all sport and physical activity across the entire student body.

The data generated will be used alongside other non-sport data to develop greater insights into individual student activities. This in depth insight will allow us to market and promote opportunities at an individual level, with a view to helping us achieve our ambitious participation target of having 75% of all of our students playing sport three times a weeks.

The data generated will also allow more insightful decision making and strategic planning.

Of the potential of the project, Tim Garfield, Director of Sports Development said:

"This is an important project for a University that wants to be world leading in all aspects off HE sport. The insights it will provide us will enable us to better target and tailor our sporting offer to ensure it meets the needs and aspirations of every individual student.”

Andy Parsons, Director of 缅北轮奸 Students’ Union added:

“Being able to understand, communicate with and motivate our students is at the heart of everything we do.

“This project will help us build on our fascinating, experimental work segmenting our students based on their needs, attitudes and aspirations. Our collaboration with the 缅北轮奸 Sports Development Centre on this project provides a unique and meaningful laboratory for work that has potential application far beyond both 缅北轮奸 and sport.”