Master in Sports Physiotherapy Studies

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The Master in Sports Physiotherapy Studies is a 2-year program for students who want to work with athletes and teams. It's taught in English and helps students develop research skills and learn about exercise physiology and sports clinical biomechanics.

The curriculum includes modules like Developing Research Projects, Exercise Physiology and Sports Clinical Biomechanics, and Rehabilitation of the Injured Athlete. Students also participate in a Sports Physiotherapy Internship and work on a dissertation project.

Graduates can work as Sports Physiotherapists, Athletic Trainers, or Sports Rehabilitators. They can also work in roles like Exercise Physiologist or Sports Scientist in sports teams, hospitals, or fitness centers.