Program Overview

Introduction to the Master's Program in Sciences of Human Motoricity

The Master's program in Sciences of Human Motoricity is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of human motoricity and its applications in various fields. The program is offered by the Faculty of Motor Sciences and is available in several specializations, including Pathologies Sportives, Ostéopathie, and Approfondie.

Objectives of the Program

The objectives of the Master's program in Sciences of Human Motoricity are to:

• Provide students with a deep understanding of human motoricity and its applications in various fields
• Develop students' critical thinking and analytical skills
• Prepare students for careers in research, education, and industry

Specializations

The Master's program in Sciences of Human Motoricity offers several specializations, including:

• Pathologies Sportives: This specialization focuses on the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of sports-related injuries and pathologies.
• Ostéopathie: This specialization focuses on the study of osteopathy and its applications in the treatment of various health conditions.
• Approfondie: This specialization is designed for students who wish to pursue a career in research and academia.

Program Structure

The Master's program in Sciences of Human Motoricity is a two-year program that consists of:

• 120 credits
• A combination of theoretical and practical courses
• A research project or thesis

Admission Requirements

To be eligible for the Master's program in Sciences of Human Motoricity, students must:

• Hold a Bachelor's degree in a related field
• Meet the language requirements (French or English)
• Submit a complete application package, including transcripts, letters of recommendation, and a personal statement

Conditions of Access

The conditions of access to the Master's program in Sciences of Human Motoricity are as follows:

• A. Access to students who have obtained a degree in the French Community of Belgium and have full access rights
• B. Access to students who have obtained a degree from outside the French Community of Belgium, recognized as equivalent
• C. Access to students who have obtained a degree that is not listed in point A or acquired outside the French Community of Belgium, whose file is submitted to the academic jury
• D. Valorization of experience (personal or professional experience)

Program Details

The program details for the Master's in Sciences of Human Motoricity, specialization in Pathologies Sportives, are as follows:

• The program consists of 5 modules corresponding to clinical realities, internships, and a reflection on professional practices related to the specialty.
• The training emphasizes interdisciplinarity and understanding of the specific needs and constraints of athletes.
• The program includes courses such as:
  • Stages and practical training in professional formation (II)
  • Memoire (thesis)
  • Des concepts de la physiologie à l'entraînement sportif (Concepts of physiology in sports training)
  • Dopage et assuétudes - aspects pharmacologiques, psychologiques et législatifs (Doping and addictions - pharmacological, psychological, and legislative aspects)
  • Stages d'intégration professionnelle (Stages of professional integration)
  • Prévention et réadaptation interdisciplinaire des atteintes neuro-musculo-squelettiques du sportif (Interdisciplinary prevention and rehabilitation of neuro-musculoskeletal injuries in athletes)
  • Intérêts et limites de l'activité physique, y compris dans les conditions extrêmes (Interests and limits of physical activity, including in extreme conditions)

Career Opportunities

Graduates of the Master's program in Sciences of Human Motoricity can pursue careers in:

• Research and academia
• Education and training
• Industry and private sector
• Healthcare and sports medicine

Conclusion

The Master's program in Sciences of Human Motoricity offers students a comprehensive education in human motoricity and its applications in various fields. With several specializations to choose from, students can tailor their education to their interests and career goals. The program is designed to provide students with the knowledge, skills, and critical thinking abilities necessary to succeed in their chosen careers.