Sport

The competition is organized separately for male and female competitors
Every higher education institution can be represented by only one team
It is played between two teams of five players on each side one of whom is a goalkeeper. A maximum number of 14 players (two of whom are goalkeepers) can be used for each match
Depending on the number of entrants, teams will be drawn into groups where each team plays each other followed by a futsal elite cup draw system. A standard match consists of two equal periods of 15 minutes of “dirty” (unstopped) game except for the finals and the third-place match which consist of two equal periods of 20 minutes of “dirty” (unstopped) game
If there are fewer than 6 teams, a league system where all matches last for two equal periods of 20 minutes of “dirty” (unstopped) game is introduced

The competition is organized separately for male and female competitors
Every higher education institution can be represented by only one team
It is played between two teams of five players. A maximum of 12 players can be used for each match
Depending on the number of entrants, teams will be drawn into groups where each team plays each other followed by an elite cup draw system. If there are fewer than 6 teams, a league system is introduced
A standard match for male players consists of four equal periods of 8 minutes of “dirty” (unstopped) game except for the finals and the third-place game which consist of four equal periods of 10 minutes of “dirty” (unstopped) game
A standard match for female players consists of four equal periods of 6 minutes of “dirty” (unstopped) game

The competition is organized separately for male and female competitors
Every higher education institution can be represented by only one team
It is played between two teams of six players on each side one of whom is a goalkeeper. A maximum number of 16 players (including goalkeepers) can be used for each match
Depending on the number of entrants, teams will be drawn into groups where each team plays each other followed by an elite cup draw system. A standard match consists of two equal periods of 15 minutes except for the finals and the third-place game which consist of two equal periods of 20 minutes
If there are fewer than 6 teams, a league system where all games last for two equal periods of 20 minutes is introduced

The competition is organized separately for male and female competitors
Every higher education institution can be represented by only one team
It is played between two teams of six players. A maximum number of 14 players (with no, one or two libero players) can be used for each match
Depending on the number of entrants, teams will be drawn into groups where each team plays each other followed by an elite cup draw system
If there are fewer than 6 teams, a league system is introduced
Matches are made up of sets whose number depend on a level of play. Three-set matches are played to 25 points and the third set to 15 points. Each set must be won by two points. The winner is the first team to win two sets.

The competition is organized separately for male and female competitors
Every higher education institution can be represented by only one team
It is played between two teams of two players. A maximum number of 4 players can be used for each match
The competition is organized as a cup system
Matches are made up of sets whose number depend on a level of play. Two-set matches are played to 21 points and the third set to 15 points.
Each set must be won by two points
The winner is the first team to win two sets
Each team can replace one player per set

The competition is organized separately for male and female competitors
Every higher education institution can be represented by two female and two male teams, of which only the one with the better placement will be scored
Teams will be drawn into several groups
A team is composed of four students studying at the same university
Male students compete in a relay race of 4 x 1,000 meters
Every male student rows for 1,000 meters
Female students compete in a relay race of 4 x 500 meters
Every female student rows for 500 meters

Teams are ranked separately for male and female competitors
The competition can be organized separately for male and female competitors depending on the number of competitors
All competitors run the same length
Each higher education institution can be represented by one male and female team of four to six competitors
Teams are ranked based on the results of the best three team runners
Teams are ranked by their running time

The competition is organized jointly for male and female competitors
Every higher education institution can be represented by only one team
Teams will be drawn into two groups
Top two teams from each group qualify for the final group transferring points from the game they play against each other
Ultimate records of first four places are based on a round-robin tournament system
Each team can be represented by four players and each round by three players
Time limit is 10 minutes for each player
In a round, a winning team wins two match points and a losing team 0 match points. In the case of a tie, each team wins 1 match point
The criteria for announcing a winner are (in that specific order) match points followed by a “regular” points, round they play against each other and finally a team who used white pieces. If a winner still cannot be announced, team captains will agree on additional rounds