Medical Commission of the European University Sports Association (EUSA) evaluated the European Universities Championships 2015 on its last meeting. In two Championships doping tests were performed due to the national legislations which define that on international sports events doping controls could be implemented.

A survey about Doping Controls among the EUSA members has been now launched, in order to get information which will help to prepare a future strategic plan in this area.



The questionnaire about Doping Controls has been sent to all EUSA member federations which have been asked to send their answers until March 1, 2016.



EUSA is committed to promotion of clean sports, and has been actively promoting anti-doping in university starting with the EADIn - European Anti-Doping Initiative project (no2doping). Also the International University Sports Federation (FISU), the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) and the Gwangju Universiade Organising Committee (GUOC) have partnered to develop the Anti-Doping Learning Hub and the University Anti-Doping Textbook.