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Official qualification
Malaga
The UAX Mare Nostrum Master's Degree in Sports Physiotherapy specialises you with internships in leading institutions, a faculty of active professionals and specialised instrumental training. Attend only two weekends a month. Essential to have an officially recognised qualification in Spain. This degree belongs to the UAX Mare Nostrum University.
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The Master's Degree in Sports Physiotherapy in Malaga is an official programme aimed at physiotherapists seeking to specialise in the field of Physical Activity and Sport.
You will learn to design sports rehabilitation programmes and plans, training you through practical experience in areas as important as the prevention and identification of the pathophysiological origin of injuries.
How will UAX Mare Nostrum promote your training in Sports Physiotherapy?
The syllabus of the master's degree in sports physiotherapy in Malaga is designed to acquire a comprehensive knowledge of the application of physiotherapy in the field of sports with a multisport approach and understanding both the needs and different cases that an athlete needs depending on his or her discipline.
Syllabus
FIRST COURSE | |||
Subject | Character | ECTS | Semester |
| Physiological Bases of Physical Activity and Sport | Compulsory | 6 | 1º |
| General procedures in physical activity and sport physiotherapy. | Compulsory | 9 | 1º |
| Sport and disability | Compulsory | 3 | 1º |
| Women and sport | Compulsory | 3 | 1º |
| Integrated Methods of Functional Recovery in Sport | Compulsory | 6 | 1º |
| Physiopathological bases of physical activity and sport | Compulsory | 6 | 2º |
| Clinical procedures in physiotherapy for prevention, recovery and physical-sporting performance | Compulsory | 12 | 2º |
| External academic practices | PAE | 9 | Annual |
| Master's thesis | TFM | 6 | 2º |
*Character: FB: Basic Training, Ob: Compulsory, Op: Elective
Number of places offered for new students: 40
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*Character: BT: Basic Training, Ob: Required, Op: Optional
The combination of Physical Activity and Sport Sciences + Physiotherapy is an option with a wide range of job opportunities and our methodology focuses on offering a complete programme designed to provide you with the theoretical and practical knowledge necessary to tackle with precision and confidence the different therapeutic and sporting scenarios that you will encounter in your future professional life.
To this end, you will be trained in key specialities such as sport and functional diversity, functional recovery in sport, physiological and pathophysiological bases of physical activity, women and sport.
By taking the Master's Degree in Sports Physiotherapy you will be in contact with the sports industry from day one, through:
In addition, this master's degree includes 200 hours of clinical internships in leading companies in the sports industry. The internship schedule is adapted, whenever possible, to the needs of each student.
Some of the companies with which UAX Mare Nostrum has an agreement:
The University establishes a process for admission to postgraduate studies that can be summarised as follows:
Assessment of the candidate's academic and professional profile, in relation to the programme's entry requirements, previous qualifications and the suitability of their experience for the chosen master's degree.
Review of the academic transcript and the documentation provided, which may include, depending on the programme, specific admission tests or assessment of merits.
Personal interview with the academic director of the master's degree or a member of the Academic Committee, aimed at assessing the candidate's motivation, expectations and fit with the programme.
Final assessment of the application, which will allow admission to be determined according to the candidate's profile and the availability of places.
In the event that demand exceeds the number of places available, applications will be assessed in accordance with the academic criteria established by the University.
In any case, the admission process is evaluative and orientative in nature, guaranteeing that the candidate has the appropriate preparation to make the most of the programme.
Number of new admission places offered:
40 places.
The graduate profile is a physiotherapy professional with specialised postgraduate training in the field of sport: able to achieve prevention by knowing the athlete and the sporting speciality, able to detect the possible injury by carrying out a comprehensive assessment, able to treat the injury with the appropriate techniques to obtain optimal results and able, in order to prevent recurrence, to carry out the readaptation of the injury to the specific sport.
In this sense, its specialised nature differentiates it from a graduate, insofar as it focuses on working with professional athletes and/or sports amateurs, which allows it to master in greater depth, the assessment and treatment of injuries produced by physical activity and sport, as well as to apply specific methods for the treatment and prevention of sports injuries, taking into account the necessary rapid and safe recovery of the sports patient, as well as the optimisation of their performance and the prevention of future injuries.
They are also able to interact with the sports community and the psychosocial environment of the sportsperson, have the ability to work in integration with the rest of the professionals in the sports environment and are able to critically evaluate their practice in relation to new information, designing and developing projects in the field of physical activity and sport physiotherapy.
A faculty of reference in elite sports physiotherapy
Professionals who work every day with elite athletes and who will prepare you to face the real challenges of the sector with a current, specialised vision applied to high performance.
Diploma in Physiotherapy and Master's Degree in International Health from the University of Malaga. PhD student in Health Sciences in the Biomechanics and Chronic Musculoskeletal Processes research group. Specialist in manual therapy and osteopathy, certified in Functional Movement System (FMS). Physiotherapist for Unicaja Basketball since 1997 and member of the Chair of Health and Pain at the University of Malaga.
PhD in Biomedicine from the University of Granada, specialising in exercise physiology. He leads the Sports Science area of the BioDM2 project, which focuses on personalised exercise strategies for people with type 2 diabetes using artificial intelligence, and is the author of more than 45 scientific publications.
PhD in Health Sciences from the University of A Coruña. Physiotherapist specialising in exercise and physical activity, specialising in neuroscience and sports performance. Director of Research and Development at the Second Part Foundation and General Director of the Madrid Sports Federation for People with Cerebral Palsy and Acquired Cerebral Damage. She collaborates with National Federations and the Spanish Paralympic Committee.
Graduate in Physical Activity and Sport Sciences and Physiotherapy, with a master's degree in Pelvic Floor Physiotherapy. Co-founder of Mulier, a women's health and integral training project, having also worked on the rehabilitation of different profiles (footballers, handball, basketball and crossfit players).
Physiotherapist and osteopath specialising in high performance sport, with experience in professional athletes and elite teams. He was part of Club Atlético de Madrid for six seasons, was personal physiotherapist to Alejandro Davidovich Fokina and currently works with the Spanish Women's National Team, combining physiotherapy, osteopathy, rehabilitation and optimisation of sporting performance.
Graduate in CAFYD, graduate in physiotherapy and Master in Sports Performance from the University of Barcelona. 9 seasons as part of the first team basketball medical team at Futbol Club Barcelona, 3 years in the department of physical preparation and physiotherapy CAR Sant Cugat, among others.
Graduate in Physiotherapy, Master in Sports Rehabilitation and PhD student in Physiotherapy at the UMA. Coordinator of the Knee Unit at Eshmún Sport Clinic and working with the Malaga Rugby Club.
The Malaga Campus combines a modern and collaborative environment with access to state-of-the-art resources, offering you the best academic and professional experience.
In addition, studying in Malaga allows you to enjoy a city open to talent, with a powerful health and scientific ecosystem on the rise, and multiple professional opportunities in Andalusia, Spain and internationally.
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