Sport Science for Health

Subjects: Sports;Healthcare

M.Sc. | Master of Science

Course description

The University of Konstanz offers a Bachelor's Programme in Sport Science (B.Sc. Sportwissenschaft) for those seeking a first university degree. Sport Science is a multidisciplinary field that combines research and practice to enhance health. Our Master's program, a 4-semester postgraduate study, builds on this foundation. Noncommunicable diseases (NCDs) account for up to 70% of global deaths, according to the World Health Organization. Physical inactivity and poor fitness are significant risk factors. Sport Science can play a vital role in combating these issues, improving both individual and public health. Our MSc Sport Science for Health program equips you with the skills and knowledge to make a difference. The curriculum covers a broad spectrum, from basic research to practical applications. You will delve into areas like Training & Movement Science, Sport Psychology, and Social and Health Science. Our multimethod approach includes neuroscience, exercise physiology, neuromechanics, psychometrics, and ambulatory assessment, allowing you to specialize in your chosen field. You'll benefit from state-of-the-art research facilities and a team of internationally renowned researchers. Our global network of cooperation partners further enhances your learning experience, providing you with high-level expertise in applying Sport Science for Health. Join us to

Application Requirements

Language Requirements

TOEFL (internet-based result 90 or better) Cambridge Frist Certificate in English (grade C or better) Five years of continuous English lessons in secondary education at a German or international English-speaking school with a minimum grade of 7 points or 'befriedigend/satisfactory' (usually certified by the higher education entrance qualification) Successful completion of a minimum of three courses held in English in a previous study programme. Applicants who are nationals of one of the following countries, or have completed their higher (secondary) school degrees or bachelor's degrees there, do not have to document their language skills: USA, Canada, Great Britain, Ireland, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa

Qualification Requirements

Qualifying degree of a three-year (or more) study programme in sport science or a related subject with obvious links to sport science, acquired at an institution of higher education or 'Berufsakademie' (Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science). Documentation of your English language skills (level B2 of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages). More information can be found in the "Language skills" category above.

Document Requirements

Curriculum vitae in English or German Officially certified copy of your original bachelor's degree certificate, with an official translation into German or English, documentation of the completed academic degree (minimum grade "good" or equivalent). Officially certified copy of your academic transcript for each year/semester of study, showing subjects taken and grades obtained, with an official translation into German or English, if applicable. Students in the final year of study: an officially certified copy of your academic transcript to date, showing subjects taken and grades obtained, with an official translation into German or English, if applicable. Documentation of English language skills (original or certified copy). Description of the applicant's educational/career background on one to two pages (in English) with regard to the intended career goal. Documentation of the title and grade of the first degree thesis. If a thesis was not required for your degree, please provide evidence of the title and grade of another substantial piece of written work completed during your studies (through an official document, e.g. an academic transcript or a letter confirming the title and grade.) Please submit officially certified copies of originals and officially certified translations into English or German. Applicants from China, India and Vietnam: APS certificate (original) issued by the German Embassy of your home country. Documentation of scientific and professional achievements that are relevant for the subject sport science (training, work experience, activities in physical education, research activities and research stays at other institutions (certified copy)). Optional: Documentation of achievements in sport (participation in competitions, national teams, A-teams).