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Program Overview

The Sports Science program at the University of G飆tingen is a Bachelor of Arts degree that explores the theory and practice of sports from various perspectives, including educational, didactic, sociological, medical, training, and movement-based approaches.

Features

• The program aims to provide students with the skills necessary to conduct independent scientific work in Sports Science.
• Students acquire extensive knowledge, skills, and abilities, learning historical correlations, examining and practically applying methods and theories of Sports Science.
• The program is divided into basic, optional compulsory, and optional modules.

Details

Subject Description

The polyvalent Bachelor of Arts in Sports Science is designed to give students a broad foundation in the field, including the historical correlations, methods, and theories of Sports Science. The subject foci in G飆tingen include Child, Youth, and School Sports, Sports in Prevention and Rehabilitation, and Contemporary History of Sports in its Economic Correlations.

Requirements

• Good knowledge of sports motorics and human biology is required.
• Good knowledge of the English language is also necessary; applicants with poor knowledge in these fields are suggested to improve before beginning the program.

Occupational Perspectives

Graduates of the B.A. program with a polyvalent profile will find occupational opportunities in the field of business, sports clubs and associations, the mass media, and health institutions, depending on their selected second subject.

Related and Consecutive/Graduate Programs

Related Programs

• Social Sciences (B.A.)
• Sports (B.A.) (two subjects/teaching profession)

Consecutive/Graduate Programs

• Sport Science with emphasis on prevention, rehabilitation, and psycho-social health (M.A.)

Structure

In the two-subject Bachelor's program, two subjects are studied on equal terms. A total of 180 credits are earned for the Bachelor's degree Bachelor of Arts (B.A.), with each subject accounting for 66 credits and the area of professionalization accounting for 36 credits.

Admission

• As of the summer semester 2018, a sports ability test is no longer required to take up a sports degree program.
• Start: Winter semester only.
• Admission: Free admission (enrollment without previous application) for the 1st to 6th subject semester.

Language and Eligibility

• Language of the program: German.
• Eligibility criteria vary for EU and non-EU citizens, with requirements including German language skills for non-German citizens without a German educational qualification.