This industry-accredited course is designed to give you the high-quality, profession-specific training needed to prevent, assess, diagnose and treat sport and physical activity-related injuries. The qualification focuses on developing practical skills while teaching how to use theory to underpin clinical reasoning. Putting theory into practice is a key focus so you develop your skills via case scenarios; at our on-site Sports Therapy and Rehabilitation Clinic and Community Exercise Clinics. You will also undertake work-based placement with industry experts working with professional athletes, members of the public and clinical populations.

The Master of Rehabilitation Sciences and Physiotherapy is a highly specialised programme focusing on strong theoretical and scientific insight to provide expert, high-quality care in the field of rehabilitation sciences and physiotherapy. The programme trains graduates to conduct evidence-based practice in physiotherapy and to develop expertise in a specific domain of rehabilitation sciences.

The Master of Science program in Kinesiology, Nutrition, and Health offers a comprehensive curriculum designed to advance students' understanding of human movement, nutritional science, and health pro...

This Master's program has as one of its purposes the training and specialization in the use of processes, techniques, tools, and instruments of kinesiological and physiotherapeutic intervention focused on sport. For our country, it is a relatively new area, which makes it multi-technical. These techniques are found with the same object of study and are focused on deepening the connections, both beneficial and harmful, between participation in physical-sports activities and those aspects of human development associated with health and quality of life, culture, or the demanding improvement that sports physical training implies. The professional will learn to "observe", "feel" and "act" both preventively and therapeutically and with the greatest possible effectiveness. They will apply their knowledge, skills, and attitudes necessary to correctly treat sports injuries with physiotherapeutic, kinesic, and exercise techniques. The normal duration of the study plan is 2 years, during which 6 modules are studied, the value of which is 15 credits per module, making a total of 90 to obtain the degree of "Master in Physiotherapy and Sports Kinesiology".

The Specialization in Sports Physiotherapy has the purpose of training to deepen the knowledge of Physiotherapy in the field of sport, through an intervention that is supported in the prevention of sports injuries, in their recovery, and subsequent functional rehabilitation. With the aim of developing competencies where the risk of injury of the individual associated with the sport they practice is evaluated, so that the specialist addresses an acute injury in an appropriate and timely manner regardless of the context and manages to use clinical rationing and their therapeutic skills to evaluate, diagnose and intervene injuries, with the aim of returning the individual to their usual practice with an optimal level of performance.

The Master in Rehabilitation of people with language and hearing disorders seeks to solve the problem that is circumscribed around the complex phenomenon of Human Communication. In this way, we see that when talking about alterations and problems related to language, it cannot be limited exclusively to specific difficulties related to the language since it is a fundamental part of every human being to the extent that it enables communication with the human being. the world around him. On the other hand, the location of Language as the Maximum Learning Capacity of the human being leads us to consider it as the means by which men and women not only communicate but also manage to process information that allows transformations through the use of imagination, creativity, which leads to language to be the maximum capacity for learning.

The Rehabilitation Sciences Course shall establish appropriate courses to enable students to learn the necessary knowledge, techniques, and research capabilities in order to contribute practically to the participation of people with disabilities in society and to the support of regional lifestyles.

Professionals who deliver appropriate health and social services in integrated form while possessing extensive expertise on specific fields are in high demand to respond to Saitama residents' needs towards health and medical welfare that are becoming increasingly complicated and diversified.

The objective of the Master is the implementation of skills specialist for physiotherapists in the field of physiotherapy and respiratory rehabilitation techniques, through an in-depth study of basic sciences, of pathophysiological mechanisms and useful clinical sciences to the understanding of the rational, indispensable for acquiring new specialist skills, both of functional evaluation of both rehabilitation techniques in the field of physiotherapy and respiratory rehabilitation, in tune with the current trends and perspectives of the international scientific world.

Unique in Rio de Janeiro, the Academic Master's Degree in Rehabilitation Sciences at UNISUAM is recognized by the Ministry of Education (MEC) and recommended by CAPES since 2009. Due to its multidisciplinary nature, it is aimed at all professionals involved in rehabilitation, such as Physiotherapists, Professionals of Physical Education, Occupational Therapists, Nutritionists, and Doctors, the Master's Degree at UNISUAM provides students with technical and scientific bases for research and teaching, making them able to exercise teaching activities in Higher Education and insert them into research activities. In addition, the course is part of UNISUAM's Rehabilitation Sciences program, which also includes the Academic Doctorate and Post-Doctorate to make your training even more complete.

The Master in Physical Activity, Health, and Quality of Life constitutes a postgraduate training program that is dictated at the Faculty of Education of the Autonomous University of Chile, at the headquarters of Santiago, Temuco, and Talca. The Master in Physical Activity, Health, and Quality of Life is a professional and academic program that seeks to train postgraduates with analytical, synthetic, abstraction, and application skills in the field of health promotion and physical activity, through deepening of advanced knowledge in these disciplines at a theoretical and methodological level.

Prepare professionals with a view to academic and technical qualification in the field of neuropsychology, from the perspective of interdisciplinary training, favoring an ethically and socially referenced praxis in the exercise of neuropsychology and its areas of expertise: assessment, qualification, and rehabilitation, in different contexts of professional insertion. Psychologists, pedagogues, psychopedagogists, physical educators, occupational therapists, physiotherapists, doctors, speech therapists

This specialization program comes from the current need that the market directs on orthopedics and sports professionals trained for pragmatic and effective clinical actions in favor of patients who are affected by different musculoskeletal disorders of the body system.

The Master of Science in Occupational Therapy Mission is to prepare occupational therapy students to think and act critically, missionally, and globally in Christian service and leadership throughout their respective communities.

In 2018, the WHO launches a Global Action Plan on Physical Activity that seeks to contribute to achieving the goals established in the Sustainable Development Goals for 2030, in particular SDG 3 "Good health and well-being", whose goal is to reduce by one-third early mortality from non-communicable diseases through prevention and treatment, proposing an increase in physical activity rates for the general population and people at risk. Currently, non-communicable diseases are one of the main causes of mortality worldwide, but their appearance could be prevented or delayed with a change in lifestyle. Health is a fundamental human right, necessary even for the exercise of other rights.