Admission requirements

For admission to the Master's programme in Sports Science, a Bachelor's degree (e.g. Sports Science, Health Sciences, Sports Education, Sports Economics or comparable degrees) with a minimum of 180 ECTS points is required. There is currently no restriction on admission based on a Numerus Clausus (NC).

Details

The Master's programme in Sports Science at the DHGS German University of Health and Sport offers a unique combination of training science, sports medicine, sports psychology, preventive, and rehabilitative content. This programme is ideal for students who are interested in diagnostics, training, and competition, and who want to apply these aspects in a practical way.

The Master's programme in Sports Science offers various specialisations, including competitive sports, sports psychology, prevention, regeneration, and rehabilitation. These specialisations also make the programme interesting for graduates in psychological and health-oriented fields.

Collaboration with renowned institutions such as the Olympic Training Centre Berlin and the Berlin State Sports Association ensures that theory and practice are closely intertwined. The lecturers have extensive scientific and practical experience, guaranteeing a practice-oriented education.

The programme consists of 120 ECTS credits spread over four semesters. The content includes training sciences, health training, nutritional strategies, methodology and analytics, as well as management and leadership skills. Students have the opportunity to specialise in specific fields such as sports psychology or competitive sports.

Upon completion, students will be awarded the academic degree "Master of Arts," which qualifies them for a doctorate. Due to the practical orientation and close ties to cooperation partners, graduates are well prepared for a career in the health and fitness sector, competitive sports, or sports science research.