LFU:online

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Learning Outcome: Knowledge of the differences of sports science disciplines with focus on health, competitive and school sports; competence to conduct literature research on topics in sports science and to critically deal with information sources in sports science (e.g. magazines, congress contributions); Students are able to apply scientific findings in health and competitive sports for different age groups and sports disciplines.

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Learning Outcome: Students acquire detailed knowledge of structure and function of the human organism with regard to sporting activity and performance, theoretical and practical knowledge of first aid in case of accidents and emergencies.

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Learning Outcome: Students have knowledge and critical judgement of relationships, evaluations and anchoring of sports in society, culture and politics; assessment of social functions and structures in sports; knowledge of theories, models and intervention areas of sport psychology, knowledge and critical assessment of the influence of sporting action to the mental state of the human being

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Learning Outcome: Students have in-depth knowledge of functional anatomy and exercise physiology under the aspects of stress and limits of performance. They know how to act according to legal and professional hygiene regulations.

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Learning Outcome: Knowledge of sport-scientific research methods; students are able to create simple designs of empirical examinations; they acquire competence in the use of data-specific analysis methods

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Learning Outcome: Students have knowledge of the principles of human movement; kinematic and kinetic fundamentals; knowledge of the stress of the locomotor apparatus in sport action and injury biomechanics; understanding of simple models of motoric control and regulation and of motoric learning. Students acquire a critical view of motoric ability concept; students are able to apply biomechanical examination methods in sports.

Prerequisites for registration: successful completion of compulsory module 2

Learning Outcome: Students have knowledge in training methods in health, competitive and school sports; they are able to implement performance-diagnostic procedure and interpret results; they have fundamental knowledge of the effects of natural and artificial altitude expositions and their application area in health and competitive sports.

Prerequisites for registration: successful completion of compulsory module 2 and 7

Learning Outcome: Students are able to carry out and evaluate performance-diagnostic procedures; they achieve competences to create individual training recommendations and to plan, design, implement and control training units in health and competitive sports. They know special features of youth competitive sports; they acquire knowledge of further training scientific issues in selected sports.

Prerequisites for registration: successful completion of compulsory module 2

Learning Outcome: Knowledge of the development, diagnostics and therapy of injuries and diseases of the locomotor and skeletal apparatus; competence to targeted use of training-therapeutic methods of prevention, therapy and rehabilitation.

Prerequisites for registration: successful completion of compulsory module 2

Learning Outcome: Knowledge of the development, diagnostics and therapy of internal diseases; knowledge of the targeted use of training-therapeutic methods of prevention, therapy and rehabilitation

Prerequisites for registration: successful completion of compulsory module 3

Learning Outcome: Knowledge of the development, diagnostics and therapy in neurology/ psychiatry/psychosomatics medicine; they are able to apply selected psycho- regulative techniques and have knowledge of the targeted use of training-therapeutic methods of prevention, therapy and rehabilitation.

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Learning Outcome: Students know and understand sports educational issues and research methods, sports education in school and non-school settings, basic terms of gender-specific education; they acquire the competence for analysis and educational assessment of sportive actions; students are able to create age-, gender- and performance-oriented sports and movement offers.

Prerequisites for registration: successful completion of compulsory module 1, 3, 5, 6, 7 and 12

Learning Outcome: Students are able to carry out autonomously a written contribution about a sports sciences empirical project with project-related methods of data collection and statistical evaluation procedure; competence to a written elaboration according to scientific guidelines applied; presentation of results; ability to discussion.

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Learning Outcome: Students are able to instruct simple movement tasks group-specifically and to allocate effects of game forms. They are familiar with fundamental movement techniques from game sports, group fitness as well as sports to choose. With these movement experiences and basic skills in movement analysis, they are able to implement suitable measures of error correction of movement skills.

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Learning Outcome: Students have movement competence in selected alpine sports. They understand gender- and age-specific performance differences and are able to allocate the movement competence of others. They are able to name health-related effects and use of alpine sports for the population. They know different sports equipment, are able to evaluate and assess alpine sport specific dangers.

Prerequisites for registration: successful completion of compulsory module 7

Learning Outcome: Students are able to plan, design and carry out exercise and training units in high- performance, fitness and health sports. They are able to interpret performance-diagnostic data gender-specifically and give individual training recommendations for different target groups. They are familiar with various forms of movement from setback games to improve motoric skills in health and competitive sports; they know the difference of far east movements and are able to classify them critically; they master varied concepts of movement in the water

Prerequisites for registration: successful completion of compulsory module 14 and 16

Learning Outcome: Based on the basic course, students acquire high performance level in selected movement techniques, which enables them to assess the performance level of people and accordingly set suitable requirements in the training practice. They possess didactical concepts to adapt the movement offer to different performance levels with regard to gender, inclusion and sportspecific characteristics.

Prerequisites for registration: successful completion of compulsory module 14

Learning Outcome: Students know the most important movement skills from the selected sports. They are able to recognize technique-specific errors and to set suitable methodical measures for improving movement techniques. They are familiar with competition regulations, are able to demonstrate the use for health effective movement, assess sport specific dangers and critically evaluate sports equipment used.