A3ES Decision
Accredited - A3ES Decision
Decision date
19/03/2013
Registration
R/A-Ef 3536/2011
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Confered Degree | Duration | ECTS
Master Degree | 4 Semesters | 120 ECTS
Programme Director
Professor Doutor Jorge dos Santos Proença Martins
Secretariat
Entrance Conditions
The following may apply for the Master's Degree:
a) People who hold a B.A. or equivalent degree;
b) People who hold a foreign academic degree awarded after a 1st study cycle organized according to the Bologna Process by a member state of that process;
c) People who hold a foreign academic degree acknowledged as a degree satisfying the objectives of the graduate degree by the due body;
d) People who have a school, scientific or professional curriculum acknowledged by the due body of ULHT certifying the capacity to obtain this study cycle.
Programme requirements
Have completed a total of 120 ECTS
Objectives
Being a trainer means to do the job in an appealing, even passionate manner with a high degree of demand. For its meaning and individual and social consequences, for the central place it occupies in sports development, competent trainers are required; Trainers with broad and deep knowledge and competences namely at the technical-scientific and didactic-pedagogic levels, in order to guarantee adequate training of the sports professional, whichever the circumstances or stages in his/her development.
In a moment of searching solutions for the training of trainers at a European and national level, this Degree aims for giving a strong contribution to the definition and acquisition of competences, in function of the nature of the intervention: Training of young sportsmen or professionals.
The curricular organisation (common and diverse), as well as the content of the Curricular Units, is based on a holistic conception of the sports training system, in respect to the singularity and specificity of the intervention situation.
Further Studies
Specialisation and post-graduation programs, including 3rd cycle programs referring to PhD studies.
Scientific Areas
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