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For the fulfillment of the requirement, students are required to take at least 24 units of courses for graduation. In addition, all students are required to meet the requirement of IT proficiency prescribed by the University. Courses to be offered include:
- Sport Development and Delivery
- Olympic and Elite Sport
- Sponsorship and Marketing of Sport Events and Performance
- Strategic and Operational Management of Sport
- Sport Coaching: Theory and Application
- Current Issues in Sport
- Independent Study Project
- Research Project
- Research Methods in Exercise Science
- Theories and Applications of Measurement Concepts in Exercise Science
- Exercise: Physiological Benefits, Limits and Adaptation
- Sport Nutrition for Health and Performance
- Biomechanics of Sports Injury
- Structural Biomechanics of the Human Body
- Current Issues in Sports & Exercise Psychology
- Seminar in Psychological Intervention in Sport & Exercise
- Exercise Prescription & Chronic Diseases
- Social & Cultural Influences on Physical Activity
- Exercise & Health Promotion for Special Population
- Health Related Physical Activity
- Essential Sports Medicine
- Research Methods in Physical Education
- Theories and Application of Motor Learning
- Guided Studies I
Study Scheme
1) Students are required to complete a total of 24 units for graduation.
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Required Courses |
9 units |
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(b) |
Elective Courses |
6 units |
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Project |
0-9 units |
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Total: 24 units |
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2) Other Requirements
(a) Pass the IT Proficiency Test prescribed by the University;
(b) Minimum cumulative GPA 2.0.
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Class Schedule
There are two
terms in one academic year. Term 1 is from September to December,
while Term 2 is from January to April. Classes are usually offered
in the evenings of Monday to Friday.
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