About the Program
The Bachelor’s Program in Human Movement and Applied Sports Sciences is a specialized academic program concerned with the scientific and applied study of human movement. It focuses on developing knowledge and skills in exercise physiology, motor learning, sports training, movement analysis, sports injuries and rehabilitation, biomechanics, and field training within sports institutions. The program aims to prepare qualified professionals to work in sports training, physical fitness, physical rehabilitation, and health and physical education, based on scientific principles and modern professional standards.
Vision & Mission
Vision
To be a leading program in preparing scientifically and professionally distinguished specialists in human movement sciences, sports training, and rehabilitation at the local and regional levels.
Mission
The Human Movement and Applied Sports Sciences Program seeks to provide distinguished higher education that integrates theoretical knowledge with practical application, promote applied scientific research, and prepare graduates capable of meeting labor market needs in sports and health fields, while serving the community by promoting physical activity and health awareness.
Program Objectives
- To provide students with scientific knowledge in human movement and applied sports sciences.
- To develop practical skills in sports training, movement analysis, and fitness program design.
- To prepare students to deal with sports injuries, prevention methods, and physical rehabilitation.
- To employ modern technologies in measurement, evaluation, and movement performance analysis.
- To enhance scientific research skills in movement and sports sciences.
- To prepare qualified graduates for employment in sports, health, and educational institutions.
- To promote professional responsibility and community service values.
Learning Outcomes
- Distinguishing the anatomical, physiological, and mechanical foundations and their relationship to physical activities
- Knowledge of theories and concepts of learning and motor control and their applications in the sports field
- Knowledge of the foundations of sports training and the principles of nutrition and their connection to various training plans
- Possessing basic athletic skills in team and individual sports
- Ability to use scientific research methodology in measurement, evaluation, and results analysis
- Possessing the skill to diagnose sports injuries related to physical activities and how to manage them
- Organizing individual and team sports activities, and local and international championships
- Understanding the psychological and social nature of sports groups in physical education
- Employing modern technology and artificial intelligence applications in the fields of movement science
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Advising Plan
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