FSF members use the syllabi listed below to teach university courses on fútbol in different academic fields.

• Peter Alegi, Global Soccer [link]; Sport and Society in African History [link]
• Andrew Guest, The World Cup in Mind and Society [link]
• Jesus Hidalgo, Sports and Global Affairs [link]
• David Kilpatrick, Sport Literature [link]; Sports & Society [link]
• Ron Krabill, International Study Abroad: The Politics of Soccer in Spain and Beyond [link]
• Andrew H. Lee, Hillsborough, April 15, 1989 [link]
• Tom McCabe, Britain and the Global Game [link]
• Andrew McFarland, Global History of Modern Sport [link]
• Patrick Ridge, Culture of Fútbol [link]
• David Roberts, Cities and Mega-events [link] and [link]
• Rwany Sibaja, FIFA World Cup: Soccer and Global History [link] & Sports and the Making of the Americas [link]
• John Sloop and Lutz Koepnick, Soccer: Media, Art, Society [link]
• Adam Winkel, The Beautiful Game: Aesthetics of Soccer [link]; Spanish Study Abroad Contemporary Spain through Soccer [link]; Hispanic Cultures through Sport [link]

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Here are older syllabi previously shared by FSF members:

• Sport and Collective Identity – Adam Winkel (High Point University, 2018)
• Global Soccer: Social and Cultural History — Peter Alegi (Michigan State, 2017)
• The Business of U.K. Football – Dave Henderson (University of Mary Washington, 2015)
• Global Soccer, Global Politics – Sean Jacobs/Tony Karon (New School, 2015)
• Fútbol y sociedad – Aldo Panfichi (Catholic University of Peru, 2015)
• The Global Game: Soccer and the Politics of Sport – Melissa Forbis (Stonybrook, 2013)
• Comparative Politics of Sport — Michael Schatzberg (Wisconsin Madison, 2011)
• Soccer and Politics — Steven Apostolov/Frank Dell’Apa (UMass Lowell, 2011)
• Philosophy of Sport – David Kilpatrick (Mercy College, 2010)
• The History and Culture of Soccer – Alon Raab (UC Davis, 2010)
• How the Global Game Explains the World, and the Garden State – Tom McCabe (Rutgers Newark, 2010)
• The Global Soccer Industry – John Nauright (George Mason)
• Fussball in Afrika – Susann Baller (Basel, 2009)
• Sport, Politics and Development – Martha Saavedra (UC Berkeley, 2004)

Feel free to borrow from these instructional materials for teaching purposes, and please acknowledge the source.

Listen to our two sessions on teaching fútbology in higher education (here and here).