Wed 23 Feb

University Sport

New Vision University offers you the opportunity to be involved in  many different types of sports and physical activities, in- or outdoors at the at all levels. Getting physically active can help boost your energy, mental health and even academic performance.
NVU consider that students are motivated by different things. Those who wish to compete seriously can join a sports team and represent the university but there are also other activities, primarily for, fun, enjoyment and social relationships.

University sports is usually offered at these levels:

. Representative or performance sport – at varsity level, i.e. competition between universities (inter-university championships)
. Intramural sport – competition level within New Vision University (intra-university championships)
. Social and recreational sport – informal participation
. Health and wellbeing or lifestyle – e.g. gym, fitness, yoga classes

Trying a New Sport at University

Don’t worry if you’ve never played a particular sport or want to try a new activity. NVU shares the vision of the campaign ‘sport for all’ and university encourages students to try something new.
The university offers both, beginner classes and coaching for those who want  to improve their skills in particular sports. These can be run by NVU staff employed in university sports and recreation departments, or by fellow students.

Sport Clubs and Facilities

There are a various sport clubs and societies to get involved in during your study at NVU, whether you’re a beginner or you want to compete in one of NVU’s teams, the sports societies cater for every level. NVU also has its own sportsground in the territory of University Eco-Campus, sportsground provides for a variety of outdoor sports such as football basketball, volleyball, cricket an etc.

Benefits of University Sports

You may feel you’re too busy with your studies to prioritize sports. However, research suggests that those who take part in physical activity get better grades. You also benefit in other ways.
Physical activity can reduce stress levels from course deadlines and exams. Sports can also hone your powers of observation and the ability to focus. Employability skills are enhanced, such as working towards targets, using strategy and drive, and communication and teamwork. Social isolation decreases through widening your circle of friends outside of the subject you study.
Starting study at university often means moving from home, living with people you’ve only just met, and studying in a different way than you’re used to which can be stressful. Taking part in sports, particularly in team sports, helps to boost your mental health and beat the stress.

New Vision Wednesday

New Vision University has introduced a tradition, every week on Wednesdays the NVU Eco-Campus is hosting sporting events which will contribute towards building a healthy lifestyle in the lives of the University staff and students. 
During the New Vision Wednesday a wide selection of sports activities – football, volleyball, basketball, table tennis, badminton, horseback riding, archery and other sports – are offered for the campus guests.
The quality of life can be improved through making process of learning, research and any other activity “healthier” for ourselves, in the literal sense of the word.