Graduates in Wellness and Sport Sciences and Techniques can find employment in a wide range of facilities, both public and private, including public bodies, hospitals, facilities for the elderly and disabled, rehabilitation and penal institutions, aggregation and recovery communities, tourism and spa industries, sports clubs and gyms, etc. In such contexts, they typically deal with programs and courses that concern individual or group motor activities and health promotion and educational and psychomotor recreational activities aimed at children, adults, the elderly and people with disabilities.
The main career opportunities include the role of kinesiologist for preventive and adapted motor activities (AMPA) and sports kinesiologist.
The course also provides the necessary preparation for a career as a teacher in primary and secondary schools and is a prerequisite for initiation into scientific research in the field of exercise and sport sciences, for access to research doctorates in the motor-sports field and for inclusion in university teaching in motor-sports subject groups.