The teaching includes theoretical and technical-practical lessons combined with individual exercises that utilise advanced tools for analysing physical fitness and training for sports and personal well-being. Internships and placements take place at affiliated sports facilities, specialising in preventive, post-rehabilitation, adaptive, and performance fields.
Starting from a common base of exams, the LM-67/LM-68 graduate degree programme includes two training paths that meet the requirements of both classes (Sciences and techniques of preventive and adapted motor activities/Sports sciences and techniques). Students must indicate the class in which they intend to earn their qualification at the time of enrolment. However, they may change their choice, provided it is finalised upon registration for the second year.
Key facts
Key insights
- The teaching methodology that integrates theoretical knowledge with applied knowledge and that enhances an interdisciplinary approach;
- The possibility of acquiring advanced skills in the medical, motor-adapted and sports field, fostered by the synergy with the Faculty of Medicine and Surgery;
- The opportunity for student-athletes competing at high-level to take part in the Dual Career Programme, combining competitive sporting commitments and university careers;
- Internships and placements carried out in affiliated local facilities specialised in prevention, post-rehabilitation, adapted physical activity, and sport performance.
N.B. Pending approval from the competent bodies