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Kong, F. (2026). Research on Legal Prevention and Safety Management of Campus Sports Injury Risks. Journal of Integrated Social Sciences and Humanities, 3(2), 0010. https://doi.org/10.62836/jissh.v3i2.0010
Volume 3, Issue 2, 2026

Research on Legal Prevention and Safety Management of Campus Sports Injury Risks

The continuous implementation of the national fitness initiative has greatly popularized physical education on campus, enabling students to participate in diverse sports activities more frequently. Nevertheless, the growing number of sports-related injuries on campus has severely hindered the sustainable and high-quality development of school physical education. In current campus sports management across China, prominent drawbacks including ambiguous legal provisions, incomplete risk prevention frameworks, defective safety management systems and inefficient dispute settlement procedures remain unsolved. Such problems not only endanger students’ physical health, but also trigger frequent conflicts between schools and students’ families, disrupting the regular operation of campus management. Adopting documentary research, case comparison and logical reasoning methods, this paper sorts out common injury types and major inducing factors based on real domestic campus sports accident cases. It further explores practical obstacles in legal risk control and daily safety supervision concerning campus sports injuries. This research clarifies the legal accountability of schools, student groups and administrative supervisory departments. From four research dimensions covering legal system optimization, institutional framework improvement, managerial mode adjustment and emergency guarantee construction, this study establishes a comprehensive risk prevention system. This empirical research aims to remedy the current shortcomings in campus sports safety supervision. This study regulates the organizational procedures of various campus sports activities and safeguards the legitimate rights of teaching staff and students. Apart from its research conclusions, this paper provides tangible references for college sports management. It contributes to improving campus safety systems and strengthening legal risk control measures, so as to promote the standardized and steady development of school sports industries.

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Supporting Agencies

  1. Funding: This research received no external funding.