The Bachelor's degree program in Human Movement in Sports and Exercise at the University of Münster offers a comprehensive foundation in understanding the scientific principles underlying physical activity, sport, and exercise. Designed for students passionate about promoting health, performance, and well-being through physical activity, this program combines theoretical knowledge with practical application to prepare graduates for diverse careers in sports science, health promotion, athletic training, and research. Throughout the course of study, students explore various disciplines, including biomechanics, physiology, psychology, and sports medicine, gaining insights into how human movement functions and how it can be optimized for different populations and contexts. Emphasis is placed on developing a critical understanding of current scientific methods and evidence-based practices, enabling students to analyze movement patterns, design effective training programs, and contribute to advancements in sports and health sciences. The program also provides practical experience through internships, laboratory work, and project-based learning, fostering hands-on skills essential for professional success. Graduates of this program are equipped to work in diverse fields such as sports coaching, fitness training, rehabilitation, and health education, or to pursue advanced studies in master's and doctoral programs. The curriculum is structured to promote interdisciplinary learning and critical thinking, ensuring students are well-prepared to meet the challenges of a dynamic and evolving field dedicated to improving human movement and health outcomes. The University of Münster supports a vibrant academic environment with state-of-the-art facilities, experienced faculty, and opportunities for international exchange, all contributing to a rich educational experience that emphasizes both scientific rigor and practical relevance.
Educational organisation
First year: basic module (health studies, expertise studies, communication, cooperation and leadership in groups, writing and presenting skills), lecture module (sport institutions and participation, basics in sports medicine, neuromotor learning and control, biological psychology, motor development over the lifespan), research design and statistics (methods and data acquisition, SPSS tutorial), neuromotor control and modelling, gender and diversity, professional acting in elite sports, internship in sport and exercise organisationsSecond year: research design and statistics, neuromotor control and modelling, gender and diversity, sport psychology, neurocognition and performance, data acquisition and analysis, professional acting in health sports, research project
Third year: professional acting in health sports, scientific internship, supervision and coaching, final module (Bachelor's thesis and defence)
The contents are organised in lectures, seminars, tutorials, practical courses and internships.
Study abroad unit(s)
Students have the opportunity to complete their scientific internship outside Germany.Internships
An internship in sport and exercise organisations requires 90 hours of attendance and has to be completed during one semester. A scientific internship has to be finished in one semester, preferably during semester five.Forms of assessment
Written and oral exams in accordance with the guidelines, Bachelor's thesis and defenceCourse objectives
The Bachelor's programme enables participants to work in areas in which it is necessary to utilise or impart scientific knowledge.Language requirements
Good English skills are required.Academic requirements
General qualifications for university entrance (e.g. Abitur, Matric or equivalent qualifications)
Want to improve your English level for admission?
Prepare for the program requirements with English Online by the British Council.
- ✔️ Flexible study schedule
- ✔️ Experienced teachers
- ✔️ Certificate upon completion
📘 Recommended for students with an IELTS level of 6.0 or below.
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