Program Overview

##Program Overview The university program provided is from the Faculdade de Motricidade Humana, offering various courses and specializations.

Courses and Specializations

• Degrees
• Masters
• PhDs
• Postgraduate degrees
• Continuous Training
• Specific programs include:
  • Special Education - Cognitive and Motor Domain
  • Advanced Studies in High Performance Football Training
  • Strength & Conditioning
  • Doping Prevention
  • Ergonomics in the Resilience of Work Organizations
  • Technologies and Data Analysis in Sports
  • Promotion of Physical Activity in Pre-school Education and the 1st Cycle of Schooling
  • Active Childhood in a Digital World
  • Adapted Sport
  • Physical Literacy, Environmental Citizenship and Sustainability
  • Esports & Digital Communities

Doping Prevention

Course Coordinator

Professor Doctor José Gomes Pereira

Official Duration

• Hours: 100
• Modules: 6
• ECTS credits: 30

Objectives

The objectives of the Doping Prevention course are to:

• Provide a broad, orderly and current view of the fight against doping in sport
• Provide specialized knowledge and from multiple perspectives of the standards that regulate the areas of education, prevention and regulation of doping
• Know and describe anti-doping legislation
• Identify the procedures arising from anti-doping legislation
• Know the generic principles of sports preparation
• Identify and describe legal procedures for optimizing sports performance
• Know and define the concept of doping in sport
• Know the list of prohibited substances and methods
• Describe the working mechanisms of doping substances
• Know the implementation of measures to combat doping
• Know the implementation, monitoring and interpretation of anti-doping control procedures
• Know how the Portuguese Anti-Doping Authority and the Portuguese Doping Analysis Laboratory work
• Critically analyze models and methods of preventive doping strategies
• Critically analyze the implementation and evaluation of doping preventive strategies

Calendar and Opening Hours

• The course starts on January 20, 2025, and ends on June 13, 2025
• Selection and seriation of candidates: January 10, 2025
• Enrollments/inscriptions: January 13-15, 2025

Recipients

The course is intended for professionals with backgrounds in:

• Medicine
• Nursing
• Clinical Analysis
• Physiotherapy
• Pharmacy
• Psychology
• Law
• Physical Education and Sports Sciences
• Human Nutrition and Dietetics
• Criminology

Quantitative Limitations

• Numerus clausus: 35
• Minimum number of enrollments required for the course to operate: 10

Course duration

The course has a total of 30 ECTS, including a distance learning regime with asynchronous and synchronous classes, and tutorial teaching.

Access Conditions

• Applications: Until December 27, 2023
• Enrollments: January 2 and 7

Fees

• Total value: 500.00

Postgraduate studies supported under the Recovery and Resilience Program (PRR)

The course is supported by the Recovery and Resilience Program (PRR)