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Promising candidates who do not meet all entry requirements, can apply for the one-year pre-master Arts and Culture Studies. This preparatory programme offers three specialisations corresponding with our master specialisations: Cultural Economics and Entrepreneurship, Arts, Culture and Society, and Tourism, Culture and Society.

Developing analytical skills

In the pre-master, you will be educated as an academic professional. All of the pre-masters focus on writing essays and articles and on conducting social scientific research. At the end of the pre-master year, you can put your newly gained research skills and knowledge to good use when you write your final paper, a Bachelor thesis.

What will I learn

The pre-master is a highly intensive programme, taught entirely in English. You will acquire academic skills, write essays, and conduct your own research. We expect a lot from you, but your efforts will all be rewarded when you can start the master specialisation Tourism, Culture & Society the next year!

Duration of the programme

The pre-master takes one year (45 EC). It may under certain circumstances take two years to complete. You are required to complete several crucial courses at the Bachelor’s level. There are also courses designed specifically for the pre-master.

Those who complete the pre-master will not receive a diploma but a certificate of admission to the related master specialisation.

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Working on your research skills

In this pre-master's programme, you will not only work on a good theoretical foundation, but above all on your research skills. The programme consists of two semesters. In the first, you will attend subject-specific lectures, learn how to conduct research and work on a real-life project. In the second semester, you will work on data analysis and conduct research for your thesis.

After your professional (hbo) bachelor's degree in the fields of Leisure & Events, Tourism or Hotel, you can transfer directly to the academic master's programme Master of Science Leisure and Tourism Studies via this one-year pre-master’s.

Why choose this pre-master’s track?

• Work on a solid theoretical foundation and on your research skills
• After completing you will have direct access to the academic master’s programme Master of Science Leisure and Tourism Studies
• After a fast-track bachelor’s programme you could obtain your academic master’s degree in just five years!

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In the academic pre-master Leisure and Tourism Studies you will mostly work on a solid theoretical foundation and on your research skills so that you have the best preparation possible for the Master of Science Leisure and Tourism Studies at Breda University of Applied Sciences.  

The programme consists of two semesters. In the first semester you will take several theoretical courses, you will learn how to conduct research and you will work on a real-life project. In the second semester you will again take a number of courses, start with qualitative and quantitative data analysis and conduct research for your final project.

Labour, Care and Leisure People want a career, quality time with their families and fulfilling leisure activities. This course addresses the underlying causes and consequences of this balancing act.

Sociology of Leisure This course focuses on the basic principles of sociology in order to understand the role of leisure in our society, for instance how we learn to become part of our society through sports or volunteering.

Research Methods – Surveys This course offers you the methodological and statistical competencies necessary to become a competent researcher, specifically in the area of survey research.

Real-Life Project During this project, you will apply the techniques from the course in Research Methods - Surveys to design and conduct a survey for a commissioner in the leisure field.

Research Lab This is a virtual environment in which you work on academic writing and qualitative research knowledge and skills.

Leisure and Urban Development This course explores the causes and consequences of the increased importance of leisure, culture and creativity in the development, quality and experience of places and eventful cities.

Innovation and Change In this course you will learn about organisational change, innovation and change management and  sustainable value creation in leisure organisations.

Research Methods - Data Analysis This course explores many common data analysis techniques for the social sciences: regression, ANOVA, factorial designs, path analysis modelling and non-parametric statistics.

Bachelor’s Thesis You will answer research questions on leisure behaviour by doing quantitative or qualitative research.

The academic pre-master Leisure and Tourism Studies is a one-year, full-time programme. The total study load is 60 ECTS credits. To give you an idea: 1 ECTS credit = approximately 28 hours of study a week.

We offer you a small-scale study environment as the number of students involved in the pre-master's track are limited. For questions on the content of the programme, lecturers can be easily reached. In addition, the pre-master's coordinator is available to help with day-to-day issues. If you wish to discuss personal problems that may be affecting your life as a student, you can turn to the student counsellor.

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If you meet the admission requirements, you are invited to apply for this programme. Please check out the application procedure .

In the academic year 2024-2025 the statutory tuition fee for master's programmes is €2,530. In addition to the tuition fee, you will need to take into account additional costs for the purchase of study materials such as textbooks. Read more about study costs .

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The Masters Tournament released its pre-tournament press conference schedule, which includes five-time champion Tiger Woods.

Woods is slated to address the media at 11 a.m. EDT on Tuesday, ahead of Rory McIlroy. LIV Golf’s Brooks Koepka is also on the Tuesday list. Golf Channel’s “Live From the Masters” will air all week, beginning Monday at 2 p.m. ( click here for how to watch). Here’s a look at the full interview schedule (all times EDT):

• 2 p.m.: Brian Harman
• 2:30 p.m.: Jasper Stubbs, Santiago de la Fuente
• 3 p.m.: Hideki Matsuyama
• 3:30 p.m.: Xander Schauffele
• 9:30 a.m.: Viktor Hovland
• 10 a.m.: Jon Rahm
• 11 a.m.: Tiger Woods
• 12:30 p.m.: Rory McIlroy
• 1 p.m.: Ludvig Åberg
• 1:30 p.m.: Wyndham Clark
• 2:30 p.m.: Jordan Spieth
• 3 p.m.: Scottie Scheffler
• 3:30 p.m.: Brooks Koepka
• 11 a.m.: Fred Ridley, Augusta National GC chairman

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The 88th Masters Tournament at Augusta National Golf Club begins April 11, 2024. With millions of golfers vying to experience a round in person, getting tickets to the championship isn’t easy. Patrons must enter a lottery or purchase tickets secondhand.

Luckily, you can watch the Masters Golf Tournament without leaving your home. Here’s how to stream all the tournament rounds, what internet type and speed you need to stream the championship and which apps give you free access to the games. 

Where to watch the Masters Tournament 

The four rounds of the 2024 Masters Tournament will air on ESPN (rounds 1 & 2) and CBS (3 & 4). ESPN also airs three days of pre-tournament events Monday, April 8 through Wednesday, April 10. This coverage includes practice rounds and Wednesday’s Par 3 Contest. Spanish-language viewers can watch the broadcasts en español on ESPN Depórtes.

The Golf Channel will also show supplementary coverage, including highlights, commentary and player features, as part of its “Live from the Masters” studio broadcasts. 

When is the Masters Tournament 2024?

Thursday, April 11, is the first official day of the Masters Tournament. Pre-game coverage with host Laura Rutledge begins at 1 p.m. EST with “Welcome to the Masters,” and round 1 starts at 3 p.m. Subsequent rounds will occur one per day through Sunday, April 14.

Watch the Masters without cable TV

Whether you’re tuning in to watch 2023’s Masters’ champion Jon Rahm or legendary Tiger Woods , you can keep track of the Masters leaderboard without a TV subscription. 

What is the best internet speed to stream the Masters Tournament?

Streaming options for the Masters Tournament include various apps you can download to your cell phone, tablet or smart TV. The speed requirements (per device) are minimal (less than 25 Mbps). However, you will need a faster speed if you have numerous connected Wi-Fi devices in your home.

Watch the Masters Tournament online or on mobile

You can watch the Masters for free if you have the official Masters Tournament app or if you are a new customer for the paid services in the following table. Just remember to sign up for the free trial and cancel before you are automatically charged for the first month of service. 

How to get the best streaming quality for watching the Masters Tournament

Don’t miss out on the Green Jacket Ceremony because of poor internet quality. Check your home Wi-Fi plan for these features before tee-off. 

The best reliability

The most reliable internet connection will ensure you don’t miss any exciting moments of the Masters Tournament. Fiber internet is the most dependable internet connection because it is a dedicated line that is not shared with your neighbors. This setup also means that your internet will not be affected if many people are online in your area.

Cable internet and 5G internet are shared connections, so network congestion can temporarily slow your service and cause buffering. However, with a high-speed internet plan, you will likely not experience this inconvenience. 

If you are unsure which type of internet connection you have, consider your internet company on your billing statement. Common internet service providers (ISPs) include:

• Fiber ISPs: AT&T Fiber , Frontier Fiber , Verizon Fios , Google Fiber .
• Cable ISPs: Xfinity , Spectrum , Cox , Optimum .
• 5G ISPs: T-Mobile 5G , Verizon 5G .

How to make your internet more reliable while streaming the Masters Tournament

• Reboot your equipment ( modem and router , or gateway).
• Move your device closer to your modem. 
• Change your Wi-Fi password to ensure no one else is using your internet. 

Unlimited data 

Data limits on home internet can be a big problem if you are streaming the Masters Tournament for several hours every day. Most internet providers have unlimited internet or very high data caps, but a few rural internet services, like satellite internet and fixed wireless , often have restrictions on data. 

Going over your set data amount can cost extra or result in slower internet until the next billing cycle. The good news is that several satellite providers, including Hughesnet , Viasat and Starlink , have options for adding extra high-speed data to your plan.

How to get the best data plan for streaming the Masters Tournament

• Determine if you have a data cap on your current internet plan.
• Proactively add data to your plan by contacting your ISP’s customer support team. 
• Since some satellite providers offer extra high-speed data during off-peak hours, try streaming during these times to avoid exceeding the data limit.

Good internet speed

Having a good internet speed to stream the 2024 Masters Tournament doesn’t require internet over 1 GB . Most streaming platforms require 25 Mbps or less. Many cheap internet plans cost under $50/mo. and have great speeds for streaming, gaming and other common internet activities. 

How to get the best internet speed for streaming the Masters Tournament

• Use the best internet speed tests to check if your current connection is ready for streaming. 
• Speed up your internet connection by disconnecting devices that aren’t in use.
• Add Wi-Fi extenders to boost your Wi-Fi signal to areas in your home that get slower speeds. 

Final thoughts on streaming the 2024 Masters Tournament

Enjoy the Masters Tournament this year by streaming for free or with a paid app. Get the streaming experience by optimizing the speed, data and reliability of your internet connection. With multiple ways to stream the game on nearly any Wi-Fi device, you won’t ever have to worry about missing the competition. 

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The 2024 Masters at Augusta National: How to watch and what to know about the tournament

The Masters Tournament at Augusta National is fast approaching. Will 2023 winner John Rahm be the first since Tiger Woods in 2001 and 2002 to repeat as winner? He has competition from 2024 favorite Scottie Scheffler .

Here's what to know.

Ohio State golfer Neal Shipley to compete as amateur

Neal Shipley , a graduate student at the Ohio State University, is competing at the Masters as an amateur. The Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania native reached the final at the  men's U.S. Amateur  at Cherry Hills Country Club near Denver in August. He finished runner-up to winner Nick Dunlap.

According to his Masters bio , Shipley started 2024 by winning the Southwestern Invitational in California. Last summer, he finished second in the Dogwood Invitational, Sunnehanna Amateur and Trans-Mississippi Amateur. 

When is the 2024 Masters Tournament?

The Masters will be held from April 11 to 14 at Augusta National Golf Club in Augusta, Georgia.

April 8 to 10 are pre-tournament days, which include practice rounds for the players.

How to watch the 2024 Masters Tournament

Rounds 1 and 2 on April 11 and 12 will be carried live on ESPN from 3-7:30 p.m. with a replay from 8-11. Rounds 3 and 4 on April 13 and 14 will be broadcast live on CBS from 3-7:30 p.m.

Listen to all the rounds on the radio from 2-7 p.m. on SiriusXM.

The Masters website also offers a My Group feed, which allows users to virtually follow their favorite players, as well as a shot tracker .

2024 Masters Leaderboard

When the tournament begins, the leaderboard can be found here , which is currently the leaderboard from the 2023 tournament.

Is John Rahm the favorite? 2024 Masters Tournament odds

Here are the tournament odds via  BetMGM , as of Tuesday, March 26.

• Scottie Scheffler (+450)
• Jon Rahm (+1000)
• Rory McIlroy (+1000)
• Viktor Hovland (+1800)
• Jordan Spieth (+1800)
• Brooks Koepka (+2000)
• Xander Schauffele (+2000)
• Patrick Cantlay (+2200)
• Will Zalatoris (+2200)
• Cameron Smith (+2500)
• Justin Thomas (+2500)
• Ludvig Aberg (+2500)
• Wyndham Clark (+2500)
• Collin Morikawa (+2800)
• Hideki Matsuyama (+2800)
• Joaquin Niemann (+2800)
• Phil Mickelson (+10000)
• Tiger Woods (+10000)

Scottie Scheffler has played in seven events in 2024 with two wins, and has only finished outside the top-ten at one of those events -- The American Express from January 18-21. He has been at or near the top of every leaderboard for more than two months at this point.

Jon Hoefling of USA Today contributed to this report.

Tiger Woods listed on Masters interview schedule

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On Friday, Augusta National released the pre-tournament interview schedule for next week’s Masters Tournament. Tiger Woods is listed among those scheduled to speak, giving the clearest indication yet that Woods plans to play in this year’s Masters.

Woods’ health and ability to walk the multiple miles in a round of golf can change rapidly, but the signs are pointing to another Masters appearance. Flight-tracking sites on social media showed Woods’ jet flying to Augusta’s airport last week for a presumed pre-tournament practice session. Now Woods is scheduled to speak to the media Tuesday at 11 a.m. ET. Woods has not spoken publicly since The Genesis Invitational.

Woods last completed an official PGA TOUR event at the 2023 Genesis Invitational. Though he made the cut in last year’s Masters to tie the tournament record for consecutive cuts made, he had to withdraw before the tournament’s conclusion because of plantar fasciitis. He had a subtalar fusion shortly after, sidelining him until the Hero World Challenge in December.

The full pre-tournament press conference schedule for the Masters is listed below (all times ET):

Monday, April 8:

• 2 p.m.: Brian Harman
• 2:30 p.m.: Jasper Stubbs and Santiago De La Fuente
• 3 p.m.: Hideki Matsuyama
• 3:30 p.m.: Xander Schauffele

Tuesday, April 9:

• 9:30 a.m.: Viktor Hovland
• 10 a.m.: Jon Rahm
• 11 a.m.: Tiger Woods
• 12:30 p.m.: Rory McIlroy
• 1 p.m.: Ludvig Åberg
• 1:30 p.m.: Wyndham Clark
• 2:30 p.m.: Jordan Spieth
• 3 p.m.: Scottie Scheffler
• 3:30 p.m.: Brooks Koepka

Wednesday, April 10:

• 11 a.m.: Fred Ridley

Thursday, April 11:

• 8 a.m.: Jack Nicklaus, Gary Player, Tom Watson

It’s a stacked lineup of the game’s best, but Woods is the highlight, as he often is at Augusta.

Few things are more synonymous than Woods and Augusta National, and the Masters has had a way of framing every era of Woods’ dominant career. His runaway 12-shot victory in 1997 cemented Woods’ arrival as a generational star. His win in 2001 marked his second consecutive at Augusta National. It capped the “Tiger Slam,” as Woods held all four major championship titles concurrently, one of the most impressive achievements in modern sports history. Woods won the Masters again in 2005, which started a streak of seven straight top-six finishes at the event. He won 31 times on the PGA TOUR in those seven years. Woods’ remarkable victory at the 2019 Masters was a late-career revelation that embodied the superstar’s ethos, once again achieving the unthinkable after numerous injuries cast doubt on whether Woods could climb to the top of the mountain again.

Tiger Woods comments after winning the Masters

He’s in a similar place as the calendar flips to Masters week. Woods pulled out of The Genesis Invitational after his tee shot on the seventh hole of his second round. Woods has said walking is not the issue and his surgically repaired right ankle is pain-free . That hasn’t left his whole body without pain, though. It’s just moved to different places.

Tiger Woods' interview after Round 1 of Genesis

“Other parts of my body have to take the brunt of it,” Woods said at Riviera. “Just like my back is fused so other parts of my body have taken the brunt of that. I have two different body parts that are now fused. Yeah, other parts of the body have to adapt.''

Woods will be adapting to his new reality at Augusta National. He has not accumulated the competitive reps he craves as he turns his attention toward the Masters. However, Sports Illustrated’s Bob Harig reported that Woods was at Augusta National for a scouting trip and played the course with Chairman Fred Ridley and Justin Thomas last week.

If there were a place Woods might not need competitive reps, it would be Augusta. Woods has made the cut in 24 of 25 starts, with 14 top 10s.

The golf world will watch Woods’ return closely, hoping the 15-time major champion can rekindle magic at Augusta National again.

It's Masters week, and not a moment too soon for golf fans in need

At the risk of interrupting this year’s elevated hoops hoopla, there’s another sporting perennial sprouting among the pines. 

And not a moment too soon for a golf world, specifically, and an entire sports world in general. The annual looks and feels of this Masters not only serves as a signal for the finch to start chirping and Grandma to stow away the parka, but for competing visionaries to call a four-day truce.

And, by the way, a too-rare chance to see the best versus the best.

This year’s Masters comes three months into a season that, with just a couple of exceptions, has looked more like an early-spring training game — leaderboards largely filled with non-roster rookies and young vets yearning for big paydays, career stability and, if it’s not too much to ask, a little name recognition.

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Today, when wondering who to credit or blame, all roads lead to Riyadh. The Saudi-funded LIV Golf project is now in its third season of shotgun starts and a target-rich environment — “Welcome aboard, Mr. Rahm, here's a pair of shorts.” Its continued insistence on “change” and a full-steam-ahead mentality, fueled by a bottomless well of (take your pick, it’s all exchangeable) greenbacks, euros, pesos, etc., has forced the PGA Tour into some radical moves. 

“Radical” because the moves involve spending cash reserves the Tour would rather, you know, reserve, creating a new schedule within the schedule — eight “elevated” events with scaled-back fields, no 36-hole cut, $20 million prize purses. 

You can imagine what this would do to the non-elevated, or you can just watch with your own eyes, which many of us haven’t done, assuming you put stock in the TV ratings. Turn on the Golf Channel for some Thursday or Friday coverage, see that leaderboard, and you might wonder if you’re watching one of the Tour’s Korn Ferry events. 

No knock on Austin Eckroat or Matthieu Pavon (two of the non-elevated winners this season, in case you were wondering), but unless they win again, and again, they don’t exactly tickle Mr. Nielsen’s fancy. 

That all changes this week in Augusta, where the 90th anniversary Masters — and 87th overall — unfolds with no shortage of storylines and potential drama. 

For storylines: Can Scottie Scheffler putt? Can Rory McIlroy square the slam circle? Can Tiger Woods walk?

For drama: What happens if Sunday comes down to two of the more outspoken golfers from the American and Saudi tours — ideally it’d be Rory or Justin Thomas with Patrick Reed or (dare we dream?) Phil Mickelson.

Eventually, there will be some sort of agreement on how to spread the wealth and divvy up command and control within the professional golf universe. Good news is, neither of the main warring parties commands or controls any of the four major championships.

So, even more than usual, you should soak in everything the four majors offer, beginning this week with the proverbial Tradition Unlike any Other, at a time unlike any other.

— Reach Ken Willis at [email protected]

This article originally appeared on The Daytona Beach News-Journal: It's Masters week, and not a moment too soon for golf fans in need

Scottie Scheffler heads into Masters as heaviest favorite since Tiger Woods in 2013

Heading into Masters week, there is a clear favorite to win it all.

As of Thursday, April 4, Scottie Scheffler was +400 to win his second green jacket. The 2022 Masters champion is the biggest pre-tournament favorite since 2013, when Tiger Woods was listed at +350 ahead of the first round.

Scheffler enters the Masters Tournament fresh off a win at THE PLAYERS Championship, which he also won in 2023.

Scheffler entered the 2022 Masters at +1600, according to SportsOddsHistory.com .

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Scottie Scheffler previous Masters finishes

The 2024 Masters will be Scheffler's fifth tournament appearance. Here are his previous finishes:

• 2023: Tied for 10th place with a total score of 4-under par
• 2022: Won the Masters with a total score of 10-under par
• 2021: Tied for 18th with a total score of 1-under par
• 2020: Tied for 19th with a total score of 6-under par

Tiger Woods odds to win Masters 2024

Woods, a five-time champion, has +10,000 odds to win the 2024 Masters Tournament on BetMGM, with his odds listed at +13,000 on  Draft Kings , as of April 2. His most recent Masters victory was in 2019.  Woods withdrew from the 2023 Masters , ending his tournament at 9-over par.

When Tiger Woods won the Masters in 2005, his pre-tournament odds were +350. Since then, Woods' shortest odds to win a Masters came in 2008 when he was listed at +130 prior to the first round. Woods finished the tournament in second place, three strokes behind winner Trevor Immelman .

In 2007, Woods entered the tournament at +150 to win it all. He finished tied for second, two strokes off from champion Zach Johnson.