Clinical Sport Therapy and Sport Physiology (MSc)
Taught in German
Overview
- Sports Science at JLU
- Overview
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Overview
This Master’s programme
- teaches in-depth connections between physiological processes in sports, the development of performance and the effect of exercise on the differentiated therapy of internal, orthopedic and neurological diseases,
- shows evidence-based strategies for the design of rehabilitation and therapy processes,
- qualifies for the implementation of diagnostic procedures and performance-optimising processes in elite sports,
- incorporates related disciplines such as nutritional science and health psychology, and
- integrates practice components about sports and exercise medicine with theoretical training and therapeutic planning both technically and in terms of content.
Within practically oriented seminars, performance diagnostic procedures are also carried out directly on athletes through cooperation with professional sports clubs. The optimisation of performance in elite sports is simultaneously used as a physiological model for sports therapy processes. Some modules closely link clinical-therapeutic topics with performance development. Likewise, students gain theoretical and practical knowledge to work with ill people, to diagnose abilities and skills, to design rehabilitation processes, to design therapeutic exercise programmes, to accompany them and to evaluate them scientifically. For this purpose, there is a close regional network with the rehabilitation site in Bad Nauheim. Some events take place in the clinic and therefore directly with patients.
Another important aspect of the programme is the theoretical and practical learning of a method platform for the analysis of human performance, its limitation by diseases, injuries and damages as well as measurement methods from biomedicine and medical biometry. The use of e-health platforms, telemedical procedures and software-based tools in competitive sports will also be taught and discussed. In order to enable later independent work, business management knowledge is also integrated while focussing on the foundation of companies.
- Duration of studies 4 Semester 120 Credit Points (CP)
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Duration of Studies
4 Semesters - 120 Credit Points (CP)
Composition of the Study Programme
- Duration of studies 4 Semester 120 Credit Points (CP)
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Duration of Studies
4 Semesters - 120 Credit Points (CP)
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Composition of degree programme
The master's programme "Clinical Sports Therapy and Sports Physiology" has a standard period of study of four semesters (120 CP) and includes:
- 8 compulsory modules (6 CP each)
- 3 compulsory modules (6 CP each)
- 2 compulsory modules (3 CP each)
- 1 professional internship (9 CP)
- 1 thesis module (30 CP).
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Composition
Modules Performance Physiology
Orthopedic Rehabilitation
Special Biochemistry
Biometry and Informatics
Health Behavior
Musculoskeletal system and competitive sports
Neurological rehabilitation
Rehabilitation of internal diseases
Professional field internship
Applied Exercise Physiology
Entrepreneurship
Research Methods
Health Promotion Project
Research techniques and scientific skills
Thesis
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Further Information
A description of the core- and specialisation modules can be found in the special regulations with module descriptions and module plans (in German)
More on this... ("Spezielle Ordnung")
Courses offered in the course catalogue
- Electronical course catalogue (in German)
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Application
- Comencement of Studies
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Commencement of Studies
only winter semester
- Application: Entrance requirements
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Entrance requirements
The admission to this master's programme requires a bachelor's degree with a minimum of 180 CP in one of the following disciplines:
- Exercise and Health
- Exercise Science
- Sports Science
- Training Science
- Physiotherapy
- Sports and Exercise Therapy
- Nutritional science
The examination board can recognise other degrees as equivalent after a case-by-case examination. This is done as part of the application and admission process. Equivalency can be determined with or without conditions. The conditions may require the completion of required knowledge in the amount of up to 30 CP within the first two semesters.
- Application not limited only winter
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Application / Enrolment
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The study programme is not subject to admission restrictions.
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The enrolment period for the winter semester begins at the beginning of June.
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The end of the enrolment period is determined anew each year, please enquire in the application portal during the enrolment period.
Different rules apply in some cases for international applicants. More...
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Career Options
- Career options
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Career options
The programme addresses the needs of the future market of health with a growing demand for highly qualified specialists in the field of interdisciplinary, evidence-based management. This concerns the field of non-pharmacological / non-invasive prevention and therapy of various cardiovascular, pulmonary, musculoskeletal and metabolic diseases as well as the complex requirements of comprehensive, multidimensional competitive sports care.
Through an innovative interdisciplinary educational profile, graduates of the master's programme are qualified for leadership and coordinator roles in the following professional fields:- Medical care (rehabilitation clinics, medical practices, medical care centers, health and fitness facilities).
- Industry (product/concept development, company health management)
- University (research and teaching)
- Health insurance companies (scientific consulting, concept development and evaluation)
- Competitive sports (Olympic training centers, associations, clubs).
Doctorate
After successful completion of the Master's programme, doctoral studies are possible. This opens up further career opportunities.
Information on doctoral studies
Graduate Centers
International Giessen Graduate Centre for the Life Sciences (GGL)
International
- International: incomings
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Information about studying at Justus Liebig University Giessen (incomings)
Departmental contact persons:
International Office
General counseling of international students
Dr. Saltanat Rakhimzhanova, Patrycja Zakrzewska
Goethestr. 58, Room 38
35390 Giessen
Contact and office hours
Further Information
- Further Information: Documents
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PDF documents for the courses of study
- Study guide (in German)
Examination- and study regulations
- Special regulations (in German)
(with module descriptions and module plans) (in English)
(Please note that only the German version of the modules is offical and legally binding. The english Version is for informative purposes only.) - General study regulations for modular and multi-stage study programmes
Courses offered in the course catalogue
- Electronical course catalogue (in German)
- Study guide (in German)
- Master's Degree Programmes of Faculty 06
- International pages
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Please have a look at our International Pages for more information in English.
- Any Questions
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Any Questions?
Information- and advisory services of JLU can be found under the category “contact” on this page!
Contact
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Subject Advisor
- Subject Advisor
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Dr. phil. Christian Pilat
Institut für Sportwissenschaft
Kugelberg 62
35394 Gießen
Phone: +49 (0)641 - 99 25213
Christian.Pilat
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Links
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Central Study Advisor
- Anja Staffler
- Central Student Services
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- Students office →
(for formal matters like matriculation) - Central student advisory office
(advice for students & prospective students) - Hotline Call Justus
(first contact for all matters pertaining to studies) - International office →
(for international students)
- Students office →