UNIVERSITY OF MILAN · ITALY
Exercise Science for Healthy Life
Master's · Taught in it
At a glance
24 mo
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This Master's program trains specialists in preventive and adapted physical activities. Graduates will be equipped with the methodological and technical skills to design, deliver, and evaluate programs for various age groups and health conditions. The focus is on promoting healthy lifestyles, healthy aging, and inclusive physical activity. You will learn to adapt programs for individuals with specific health conditions, disabilities, or postural issues, and to communicate the importance of exercise for well-being. The program also covers understanding the physiological adaptations to exercise, risk factors, and pharmacological considerations related to physical activity.
Curriculum
The program includes compulsory courses covering adapted physical activity, monitoring and assessment, promotion and design, and the physiopathology and medical techniques applied to adapted physical activity. You will also study biological bases of wellness, exercise physiology and nutrition, and analytical methods for gene and environment interactions. The program also includes practical activities and an English B2 proficiency course.
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- Adapted Physical Activity and Sport
- Physical Activity Monitoring Assessment
- Physical Activity Promotion and Design for Healthy Lifestyles
- Physiopathology and Medical Techniques Applied to Adapted Physical Activity
- Biological Basis of Wellness
- Exercise Physiology and Nutrition Related to Wellness
- Analytic Methods for Genes and Enviroment Interactions On Physical Exercise Metabolism
- English Proficiency B2 (3 ECTS)
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Careers
Graduates are prepared to work as specialists in preventive and adapted physical activities. You can work in healthcare settings, institutions, sports clubs, and community programs. Roles include planning and leading adapted physical and sports activity programs for various age groups, individuals with disabilities, and those undergoing post-rehabilitation. Opportunities also exist in teaching, training, and social inclusion initiatives.
- Kinesiology Specialist in Preventive and Adapted Physical Activities
- Program Designer and Leader for Adapted Physical Activities
- Specialist in Motor Skills for Older Adults
- Physical Activity Coordinator for Chronic Condition Management
- Rehabilitation and Social Inclusion Facilitator
Frequently asked questions
- What are the entry requirements for the Exercise Science for Healthy Life program?
- You need a Bachelor's Degree. The program requires an examination of entry qualifications and potentially additional learning requirements. Please note that the program is taught in Italian.
- What is the duration of the Exercise Science for Healthy Life program?
- The program is structured over two years. The first year includes several compulsory courses, and the second year's modules are not detailed.
- What are the tuition fees for this Master's program?
- Tuition fees for this specific program are not provided. For detailed information on university fees, please refer to the University of Milan's official fee structure.
- What career opportunities are available after completing this program?
- Graduates can work as specialists in preventive and adapted physical activities in healthcare settings, institutions, sports clubs, and community programs. Roles include program planning and leadership for various age groups and individuals with disabilities.
- What is the language of instruction for this program?
- The primary language of instruction for this program is Italian. An English B2 proficiency course is included within the curriculum.
- How can I apply for the Exercise Science for Healthy Life program?
- Detailed information on the specific application process, including deadlines and required documents for international students, is not fully provided. You should consult the official program website and the University of Milan's admissions section for the most current instructions.
Entry requirements
Bachelor's DegreeRequires examination of entry requirements and potentially additional learning requirements.
The program is taught in Italian. An English B2 proficiency course is included in the curriculum.
Fees
Tuition (international)Information not available for this program.
Tuition (home)Information not available for this program.
LivingInformation not available.
Tuition fees are not specified for this program. For general information on university fees, please refer to the University of Milan's official fee structure.
Frequently asked questions
What are the entry requirements for the Exercise Science for Healthy Life program?
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You need a Bachelor's Degree. The program requires an examination of entry qualifications and potentially additional learning requirements. Please note that the program is taught in Italian.
What is the duration of the Exercise Science for Healthy Life program?
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The program is structured over two years. The first year includes several compulsory courses, and the second year's modules are not detailed.
What are the tuition fees for this Master's program?
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Tuition fees for this specific program are not provided. For detailed information on university fees, please refer to the University of Milan's official fee structure.
What career opportunities are available after completing this program?
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Graduates can work as specialists in preventive and adapted physical activities in healthcare settings, institutions, sports clubs, and community programs. Roles include program planning and leadership for various age groups and individuals with disabilities.
What is the language of instruction for this program?
+
The primary language of instruction for this program is Italian. An English B2 proficiency course is included within the curriculum.
How can I apply for the Exercise Science for Healthy Life program?
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Detailed information on the specific application process, including deadlines and required documents for international students, is not fully provided. You should consult the official program website and the University of Milan's admissions section for the most current instructions.