Studying sport enables you to gain qualifications in a growing sector linked to physical performance, health, training and sports management. At UAX, you can choose from a range of sport-related courses, from undergraduate degrees to specialisation programmes, designed to develop professional skills in the fields of physical activity, sporting performance and the organisation of sporting projects.
Master's Degree in Sports Physiotherapy
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Start:
October
Length:
9 months
Master’s Degree in Sports Medicine
In collaboration with:
Start:
October
Length:
9 months
Online MBA in Sports Management
In collaboration with:
Start:
October
Length:
9 months
Online Master's Degree in Sports Nutrition and Training
In collaboration with:
Start:
October
Length:
9 months
Degree in Physical Activity and Sport Sciences (CAFYD) + Degree in Human Nutrition and Dietetics
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Start:
September
Length:
5 years
Online Advanced Diploma in Fitness Training
In collaboration with:
Start:
September
Length:
2 years
Master’s Degree in Sports Performance and Injury Prevention
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Start:
October
Length:
9 months
Senior Fitness Trainer
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Start:
September
Length:
2 years
Sports-related studies cover various areas linked to physical performance, health, training and the management of sporting activities. This course enables students to develop the scientific, technical and strategic knowledge required to work within the sports sector.
Key skills typically developed in this field include:
This type of training is aimed both at those interested in coaching and physical conditioning and at professionals wishing to work in the management, organisation or development of sport-related projects.
The field of sport offers a range of study pathways depending on your level of specialisation or the stage of your academic or professional career.
At UAX, we offer various sport-related study programmes:
This variety allows you to build a study pathway tailored to different profiles, from students starting their careers in the sports sector to professionals seeking to specialise or update their skills.
Studying sports-related subjects opens the way to a professional career in various fields linked to physical activity, health and sports management. Key career opportunities include:
The growth of the sports sector and the increasing interest in physical activity and wellbeing have created new career opportunities in areas such as personalised training, sports performance and the management of sports-related projects.
At UAX, we have extensive experience in university-level education linked to sport and sporting performance. Our academic programmes are designed to prepare professionals capable of working in various areas of the sector, from coaching and physical activity to sports management.
The university has an academic ecosystem geared towards linking education with the realities of the sports sector, helping students to understand how sport works from a professional perspective and how to apply their knowledge in different contexts within the sports field.
The field of sport offers a range of educational options, including undergraduate degrees, master’s degrees, vocational training and specialisation programmes. These qualifications enable students to pursue a career in areas such as sports coaching, physical training, sports facility management and the development of physical activity programmes.
One of the most common options is to study for a university degree in a subject related to sports science or physical activity. There are also vocational training programmes and specialist courses designed to prepare students for careers in coaching, physical activity or sports management.
This type of training is aimed at people interested in physical activity, sporting performance or sports management. It is also suitable for those wishing to pursue a career in sectors linked to sport, health and wellbeing.
Sports-related courses combine scientific, technical and practical content. This involves learning about physiology, training, physical performance and sports planning, and therefore requires an interest in physical activity and in acquiring knowledge applicable to the field of sport.
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