Pathways for Improving the Management of University Student Sports Clubs from the Perspective of Student Cultivation Education

Against the backdrop of the nationwide implementation of "holistic education for all students in all aspects and at all stages" and the "integration of physical education and academic education", university sports clubs, as an important part of school physical education and a key carrier of campus culture construction, their educational function is closely related to the quality of talent cultivation. At present, university student clubs are faced with such problems as spontaneous establishment, entertainment-oriented activities, extensive management, divergent student participation motivations, and a superficial educational effect. This study holds that there is a disconnection between "management" and "education" in clubs in various universities. To this end, this paper first clarifies the educational function and the role in moral education of student clubs, sorts out the elements of integrating student cultivation education into club management, and systematically analyzes the empowerment of clubs in students' academic literacy, moral literacy and behavioral literacy. By formulating the *Student Cultivation Education Plan*, this paper demonstrates that this path can improve the internal governance level of clubs, enhance the identity of club members, deepen the educational effect of club activities, enrich the promotion of student cultivation education, promote the stable and sustainable development of student clubs, and provide a new research path for club management.