In-person Master in Sports Rehabilitation
Explore movement, physical function and wellbeing through academic study.
In-person Master in Sports Rehabilitation — Overview
Explore movement, physical function and wellbeing through academic study. The 2 years course covers Human movement foundations / Anatomy & physiology concepts. This route uses in-person teaching.
In-person master’s programme
Study areas
- Research approaches in sports rehabilitation
- Critical study of selected contemporary questions
- Applied analysis and independent project
The study of movement and health is academic in scope and does not confer clinical practice permissions or regulated professional eligibility.
Institutional diploma awarded by EURISS.
In-person Master in Sports Rehabilitation — Curriculum
Study areas
- Research approaches in sports rehabilitation
- Critical study of selected contemporary questions
- Applied analysis and independent project
Learning & assessment
In-person study
Learning activities and project work develop subject knowledge and its practical application.
Entry & application
Provide your relevant bachelor’s qualification, transcripts, CV and a statement of study goals.
Apply by 20 February 2027
Instalment payments are available. The schedule and payment methods will be specified in the admission and fee notice.
Apply now →Admission scholarships
EURISS selects applicants on merit. Applicants may apply for an admission scholarship of €1,000–€5,000 based on their individual circumstances. Applications are assessed by the Institute; the final outcome is specified in writing in the admission letter.
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