معرفی
Jamie Wilks is a Doctoral Researcher at the Institute of Sports Business, Loughborough University. His academic pursuits focus on the intersection of sports and policy, particularly within the sports business sector. Jamie also demonstrates a strong commitment to competitive swimming, having won a bronze medal in the 200-metre butterfly at the British Championships and represented England internationally.
Education:
- BSc in Geography from Loughborough University (2018)
- MSc in Climate Change, Politics and Policy from Loughborough University
Research and Activities:
Jamie's research interests span sports business, climate change, sustainability policy, and their applications to sports like rugby union and swimming. His MSc dissertation, 'The Impact of Climate Change on Professional and Grassroots Rugby Union,' received the highest grade award across Climate Change subjects. He has worked as a marketing assistant at Leicester Tigers, conducted sustainability audits for Leicestershire businesses, and volunteered as a swimming coach in Loughborough.
Scientific Awards and Distinctions:
- Prize for highest grade in Climate Change subjects for his dissertation
- Bronze medal in the 200-metre butterfly at the British Championships in the 17/18 years age category
Professional and Community Involvement:
Jamie balances academic work with active participation in sports coaching and club membership. He is currently affiliated with Effingham and Leatherhead RFC rugby clubs and previously competed at the British Championships during his undergraduate years.
