This interfaculty Bachelor's degree program, offered by the Faculties of Education and Medicine and Surgery, provides students with theoretical knowledge and practical skills related to personal development through movement and sports activities. The program is designed to be dynamic and enriching, training professionals who can analyze movement needs across different life stages. Graduates will be equipped to design, propose, and manage educational, training, and post-rehabilitation recovery processes utilizing movement. The program also prepares students for entrepreneurial ventures in the sports sector. The first year focuses on foundational pedagogical techniques and the study of the human body and movement. Following this, students can specialize in one of two tracks: scholastic-adaptive or sporting-managerial. Teaching involves a blend of theoretical lessons and practical activities with mandatory attendance, primarily conducted at the 'Rino Fenaroli' Sports Center.
The program is structured over three years, with the first year providing a common foundation in pedagogy and human movement. Students then choose between two specialization paths.
Graduates are prepared for roles in educational institutions, sports federations, local authorities, and organizations involved in sports activities. The demand is for competent professionals capable of managing various roles within the sports and education sectors.
Information on tuition fees, living costs, and specific currency for international students was not available on the provided program page. Please refer to the university's official admissions and fees sections for the most up-to-date financial information.