International Master of Science in Exercise Physiology / Sport Sciences
Study form
The first semester is primarily based on theory and lectures. From the second semester most attention is directed towards preparing for carrying out an experiment representing work at the forefront of the research in Exercise Physiology in close co-operation with the professors in the research group. The quality of research is high, and the research project is expected to contain data of a quality that makes international publication possible.
Structure
Year 1: Autumn
MFEL1010 Introduction to Medicine for Non-MD’s.
7.5 credits
SPO3020 Training Circulation and Oxygen Consumption.
7.5 credits
SPO3020 Training Circulation and Oxygen Consumption.
7.5 credits
SPO3030 Training Muscle and Force Production.
7.5 credits
Year 1: Spring
SPO3055 Research methods in Exercise Physiology
7.5 credits
SPO3060 Specialisation in Exercise Physiology
15 credits
Experts in Team
7.5 credits
Year 2:
SPO3070 Research Apprenticeship in Exercise Physiology (Autumn)