Maximizing Athletic Performance
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Maximizing Athletic Performance

Maximizing Athletic Performance

In this direction, postgraduate students investigate issues related to coaching. Coaching guidance, laboratory and field research, development of training programs, principles of nutrition in sports, methods and techniques to improve coach effectiveness, methods of psychological support for athletes, injuries in sports, principles of exercise physiology and biomechanics are included in the subjects and scientific areas of this direction. Upon completion of the curriculum, graduates will have a clear understanding of coaching and the elements required to coach high-level teams and athletes. The job opportunities for this direction’s graduates can be found across the age and exercise spectrum, competitive and recreational sports included.

SEMESTER Α΄

Direction: Maximizing athletic performance

1st semester: 3 optional courses 
Course title   Teaching hours ects ECTS  
Physiology of exercise 3 10
Theory and methodology of training 3 10
Learning and sports skills testing  3 10
Exercise and metabolism   3 10
Total ECTS of the semester   30

SEMESTER Β΄

Direction: Maximizing athletic performance
2st semester: 3 optional courses
Course title   Teaching hours ECTS  
Mechanical analysis of motion   3 10
Rehabilitation training after injury   3 10
Environment and sports performance   3 10
Guidance of training   3 10
Total ECTS of the semester 30

SEMESTER C΄

Direction: Maximizing athletic performance
3rd semester: 1st Option: 1 optional course and postgraduate diploma
Course title   Teaching hours ECTS  
Research methods and applied statistics   3 10
Special coaching issues   3 10
Ergonomic aids - sports nutrition   3 10
Psychological preparation of athletes   3 10
Master’s thesis   20
 Total ECTS of the semester 30
Direction: Maximizing athletic performance 
3rd semester: 2nd Option: 3 courses
Course title Teaching hours ECTS
Research methods and applied statistics 3 10
Special coaching issues 3 10
Ergonomic aids - sports nutrition 3 10
Psychological preparation of athletes 3 10
Independent supervised study 10
Total ECTS of the semester 30

The postgraduate program leads to the acquisition of a Postgraduate Diploma and is organized on the basis of the credit transfer and accumulation system (provided by art. 14 Law 3374/2005). The workload for each full-time graduate student is valued at 30 credits per semester and 60 credits over the course of an academic year. To obtain the Postgraduate Diploma, the student must accumulate a total of 90 credits in three semesters. The CO is responsible for assigning the workload per course.

Ανθρώπινη Απόδοση ΤΕΦΑΑ ΑΠΘ

The aim of the postgraduate program "Human Performance" is to advance knowledge, develop research and train high-level scientists capable of contributing to theoretical and diverse areas in the known fields of maximizing athletic performance and exercise for prevention and restoration.

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Human Performance | Postgraduate program Department of Physical Education & Sport Science Aristotle University of Thessaloniki

Postgraduate Studies Secretariat,
1st floor (glass building), Thermi, Department of Physical Education & Sport Science, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, 54124

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