Department of Sports Biomechanics

Master Programs

Master of Science (M.Sc.) in Sport Biomechanics

The Master’s programme provides advanced training in theoretical, experimental, and applied biomechanics. Emphasis is placed on analytical thinking, experimental design, and quantitative methods for the assessment of human movement. Students develop the skills required to interpret biomechanical data and to apply scientific evidence in sport performance and health-related contexts. Areas of study include:

• Sport injury biomechanics and injury prevention
• Motion analysis and movement assessment
• Neuromechanics and motor control
• Biomechanics of gait, running, and athletic performance

The programme is research informed, and students are encouraged to engage actively in ongoing departmental research.


 

Master Programs	Organizer	Type
Statistics in Sports Biomechanics	Biomechanic	On-Campus
Research Method in Sports Biomechanics	Biomechanic	On-Campus
Biomechanics of Musculoskeletal System	Biomechanic	On-Campus
Advanced Kinesiology	Biomechanic	On-Campus
Mechanical Analysis of Sports Skills	Biomechanic	On-Campus
Theoretical Sports Biomechanics	Biomechanic	On-Campus
Sports Biomechanics Lab	Biomechanic	On-Campus
Seminar in Sports Biomechanics	Biomechanic	On-Campus
Physiology of Neuromuscular System	Biomechanic	On-Campus
Applied Biomechanics	Biomechanic	On-Campus
Biomechanics of Gait	Biomechanic	On-Campus
Biomechanics of Posture and Balance	Biomechanic	On-Campus
Programming and Computer Software in Sports Biomechanics	Biomechanic	On-Campus
Biomechanics for Coaches	Biomechanic	On-Campus
Motor Control	Biomechanic	On-Campus
English in Sports Biomechanics	Biomechanic	On-Campus