EMUNI newly launched Master’s programme in Kinesiology of Human Performance draws from EMUNI international standing and the excellence in the field of Kinesiology and Ergonomics developed within the Koper Science and Research Centre. With EMUNI’s signature “Blended learning” course delivery method, students will be able to tailor their education around their personal needs and careers. The KHP Master’s mission and vision is to train the next generation of Kinesiology professionals and equip them with the skills that fulfil the highest standard at international level on matters of healthcare. Join our master’s today: feed your desire for knowledge, stretch your potential and jump into your professional future.
Online info days
For all your questions and doubts on how to apply, EMUNI organises online info days from April to September. Register for the zoom call and get directly in touch with the staff of our Education Department, they will guide you through the application process!
Tuesday, 5 April at 13:00 (CET)- Tuesday, 10 May at 13:30 (CET)
- Wednesday 21 June at 13:00 (CET)
- Wednesday 26 July at 13:00 (CET)
- Wednesday 6 September at 13.00 (CET)
Description
The Master’s degree study program will be conducted as a study program of the second cycle at the EuroMediterranean postgraduate school. The competencies of the master’s graduates of the newly proposed study program Kinesiology of human performance are in accordance with the recommendations of healthcare organizations and important strategic documents accepted by the World Health Organization (WHO), responsible ministries of the EU and ministries of the RS. The postgraduate master’s degree study program Kinesiology of human performance is formed as a continuation degree of students’ training in the field of human movement (kinesiology sciences). Related study programs can be found in many European countries and throughout the world. In the current study program, two modules have been established, which individually are a unique feature for Slovenian as well as within the foreign educational space. The first module Ergonomics studies the human work ability in interaction with one’s physical capabilities, while the second module Healthy and active lifestyle studies comprehensive human response to ageing, environment and impact of exercise (work, strain), with the focus of skills’ improvement and health protection in everyday life. The modules are intertwined through three courses compulsory for both modules, and courses elective for both modules.
Start of the Programme:
October 2022
Duration of the Programme:
24 months
Places Available:
35
Last Application Deadline:
24 September 2022 at 12.00
NAME OF THE STUDY PROGRAMME:
Kinesiology of Human Performance
QUALIFICATION (PROFESSIONAL TITLE):
Master in Kinesiology
START OF THE PROGRAMME:
October 2022
DURATION OF THE PROGRAMME:
24 Months, 4 Semesters
STRUCTURE:
120 ECTS, accomplished as follows:
- The studies will be taking place according to ECTS (120 credits) for the duration of two years (four terms),
- The student will be preparing a master’s dissertation in the fourth semester (24 credits, 20% of total credits).
- The condition for advancement to 2nd cycle will be set at 48 credits.
- Upon positive evaluation of the dissertation’s defence by an expert panel, the student completes their studies and obtains the professional/scientific title: Magister/Magistrica kineziologije (Master in Kinesiology) in the field of Kinesiology of Human Performance.
The title awarded upon completion of the programme is valid for both modules: Ergonomics and Healthy and active lifestyle.
Follow us on LINKEDIN | FACEBOOK | INSTAGRAM | TWITTER
APPLICATION DEADLINE:
1st deadline: 24 July 2022
2nd deadline (if places are available): 15 August 2022
3rd deadline (if places are available): 24 September 2022
PROGRAMME FEE
4643,00 EUR
First applicants receive 30% discount
(Partial and full Scholarship are available)
MODE OF IMPLEMENTATION:
The study programme entails two modules with 15 general obligatory courses and 6 module-obligatory courses (three within the module Ergonomic and three within the module Healthy and active lifestyle).
The master’s study programme “Kinesiology of Human Performance” consists of a total of 84 ECTS to be achieved within obligatory courses within two modules.
Each module entails an equal number of compulsory courses. Modules differ in the availability of elective courses.
The studies will be taking place according to ECTS (120 credits) for the duration of two years (four terms),
with the student preparing a master’s thesis in the fourth semester (24 credits, 20% of total credits). The
condition for advancement to 2nd cycle will be set at 48 credits.
ACCREDITATION:
The programme is approved by the EMUNI Senate.
TOTAL PLACES: 35 per cohort
The programme contributes to the field of protection and preservation of human health and to the field of social structure and social relations (education, qualification, continuous education, retraining).
Learning outcomes:
By the end of the programme, participants will be able to:
- Understand the workings of a cell, tissue, organ and organ system of the human organism in
interaction with the environment. - Search for new facts, their interpretation and integration into the study context.
- Recognize and investigate the consequences of the interaction between the environment and the
human being and take preventive actions to ensure sustained development. - Formulate strategies and programmes for the promotion of exercise as a factor affecting the
quality of life. - Professionally conduct research autonomously or in a team at national and international levels in the of area kinesiology and cross-sectional sciences.
- Carry out critical and self-critical assessments and gain the ability to autonomously draft texts (articles, reports,
assessments, dissertations). - Critically verify data and envisaging solutions and consequences.
- Acquire and redeploy theoretical and practical research methods, as well as different procedures and technologies.
- Develop a sense of deontological ethics and professionalism.
Students are expected to develop the following specific competencies:
- In-depth knowledge of the interaction between the human being and the environment – within the
field of competence (ergonomics, physiology of strain and environmental physiology) - Understanding the effect of individual system failures within the human organism on human
integrity - The ability of a detailed analysis of specific living environments and preparation of protocols for
optimization of an individual’s performance efficiency - Ability to synthesise scientific questions and work programmes in solving modern kinesiology-related
problems - Knowledge of modern biotechnological methods in the field of analysis and preventive measures in
healthcare and protection - The ability to ensure added value so as to enable effective interaction between workers’ skills and the
demands of the work environment - The ability of interdisciplinary connection of kinesiology-related scientific knowledge
- The ability to prepare and implement strategies for healthcare and protection
Structure
Name of the study programme: Kinesiology of Human Performance
Study programme type: Master (postgraduate 2nd Bologna Cycle)
Programme duration: 2 years (120 ECTS)
Title: Master in Kinesiology
(in Slovenian: magister/magistrica kineziologije)
Place: Piran
Type and form of studies: Part-time; Blended Learning
Teaching language: English
Blended Learning
A blended type of learning – a combination of face-to-face and distance learning as a tool of significant growth, which offers possibilities to combine study and work;
Courses
•The study programme includes the following basic topics of kinesiology:
•Biophysical foundations of human movement,
•Physiology of physical activity in interaction with the environment through labour and profession,
•Neuromuscular control, ageing and disease,
•Biomechanics – movement analysis,
•Motor skills within a specific work environment,
•Development of aerobic and anaerobic skills,
•Nutrition and physical activity,
•Health, wellbeing and physical activity,
•Research methodologies in physical activity,
•Social dimensions of physical activity,
•Psychological dimensions of physical activity,
•Humanistic dimensions of physical activity,
•Free time and recreation,
•Critical thinking and the study of professional kinesiology and related literature,
•Interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary aspects of Kinesiology.
Assessment & Grading
Assessment varies depending on the instructors and courses. It includes active participation in class and in online activities, and written and oral assignments. The students will be graded according to the ECTS grading system and in accordance with the Rules on the Assessment of Knowledge at EMUNI University.
The candidates need to fulfil the following criteria to be enrolled in the 1st year of the master’s programme:
a) The candidate must have completed a Level 1 study programme in related professional fields (Sports, Kinesiology or Health Sciences)
or
b) must have completed previous higher education professional study programme (programmes adopted before 11/06/2004) in related professional fields (Sports, Kinesiology or Health Sciences)
or
c) must have completed a study program equivalent in duration and scope to the programmes referred to points a) or b) in other professional fields, if the candidate completes additional study obligations prior to enrolling in this study programme, the content and scope of which depend on the previously completed study programme.
d) The candidate is assigned a maximum of three courses from the undergraduate studies from the field of Sport and Kinesiology (Level 1). Individual applications for enrolment of candidates referred to in point c) of the first paragraph shall be considered by the competent committee/commission. The candidate shall complete additional study obligations while studying at the 1st level, in the advanced training programmes or by passing bridge exams before enrolling in this study programme.
e) Advanced command of English (according to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR), level C1).
In the case of the limitation of enrolment, the students will be selected in accordance with the following criteria:
- grade point average – 100% of the study programme, the degree of which serves as the basis for enrolment.
Language skills
The EMUNI University commission reserves the right to test the candidates’ language knowledge. Candidates, who are not English native speakers or did not do their previous degree in the English language, must prove their English language knowledge with a certificate of C1 level knowledge of the English language, according to the CEFR.
If needed, the authorized person conducting the procedure of recognition of foreign degree is allowed to require additional evidence of foreign education in question.
Procedures – enrolment, application and deadlines
The candidate must submit the enrolment application through the centralised online system for Slovenian higher education institutions eVŠ. The candidate may submit one application.
Candidates without a currently valid permit of residence in Slovenia are able to apply online, using their own username and password, but without a digital certificate. In this case (if a candidate is applying without a qualified digital certificate and only with username and password), the application is submitted electronically and it must be printed, signed and sent to the EMUNI address with the following documents:
- Hand-signed application form (the printed online version);
- Cover letter (in English, max. 2 pages, that includes a short chronological description of education and motivation to continue studies for the applied program);
- Certificate of degree (a copy of the degree);
- Formal transcript of records (all completed courses/exams with grades, as certified and issued by the degree-awarding institution and a translation in English, if applicable);
- English language certificate (any evidence of the advanced level of English; this can be omitted if there is evidence of previous education/degree in English);
- A copy of a personal document (ID or Passport)*.
- A hand signed Personal Information Consent [Click here to download the file] for storing and managing personal data according to the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)
- Filled and hand signed N-FORM [Click here to download a file]
Please include the reference number of the enrolment application in the printed submission.
*Candidates who are not citizens of the Republic of Slovenia and are citizens of an EU Member State, are required to enclose an identity card or passport (page with personal data of the candidate, which should show the name, surname, date and place of birth, and citizenship); citizens from a non-EU country are required to enclose a passport (page with the personal data of the candidate, showing the name, surname, date and place of birth, and citizenship). By enclosing this document, you agree that the higher education institution can use it for the purpose of enrolment procedures and must delete it after the completion of these procedures.
Only the necessary identification data should be visible on the sent document. Hide the data that is not required for identification (e.g. ID, signature, and photograph) with a photo processing program (e.g. Painter, PowerPoint or any other program or application on your smartphone) and make a scan with a watermark that clearly states that it is a copy and for what purpose it is used.
The documents should be sent to the following address:
EMUNI University
IBC Application
Kidricevo nabrezje 2
6330 PIRAN
SLOVENIA – EU
We recommend using registered post. Please ensure that the documents arrive no later than 14 days after the application deadline.
In addition to sending them by post, you will have to scan the above documents and email them to khp@emuni.si
If the candidate is applying:
- without a qualified digital certificate (with username and password), the enrolment application form must be sent electronically to eVŠ, printed out, signed and sent, including the enclosures, via registered mail by the end of the application deadline to the EMUNI address.
- with a qualified digital certificate, it is not needed to send the printed-out form via regular mail. The enrolment application must be submitted to eVŠ by the end of the application deadline. The enclosures to the application for which the candidate notes in the application that he or she will send via regular mail must be sent with registered mail to the EMUNI University address (the enclosure must include the reference of the number of the enrolment application).
As submitted in due time qualify:
- the application which was filled in in the eVŠ, printed out in the same text as that of the last submitted form of eVŠ, signed and sent via registered mail to the EMUNI address by the end of the application deadline, and
- the application which was filled in and submitted with the electronic signature to eVŠ by the end of the application deadline.
Application and enrolment deadline:
The first application period is between 1 April and 3 July 2022.
The accepted candidates from the first application period will be requested to enrol until 22 July 2021.
If the number of applicants/accepted candidates will be lower than the number of offered enrolment places, the second application period will be opened from 25 July to 21 August 2022.
The accepted candidates from the second application period will be requested to enrol until 9 September 2021.
If the number of applicants/accepted candidates will be lower than the number of offered enrolment places, the third application period will be opened from 12 September to 18 September 2022.
The accepted candidates from the second application period will be requested to enrol until 30 September 2021.
Do you need help with your application?
Don’t you worry. EMUNI’s dedicated staff can assist you and provide you with guidance throughout the application process.
Besides checking regularly the queries submitted through the Message Box below, EMUNI’s Education department organises 5 online information sessions to guide applicants through the process.
Info days will be held on:
Tuesday, 5 April at 13:00 (CET)
Tuesday, 10 May at 13:00 (CET)
Wednesday 21 June at 13:00 (CET)
Wednesday 26 July at 13:00 (CET)
Wednesday 6 September at 13.00 (CET)
Register via the zoom link here
If you are thinking of applying for our Master’s Programme in Kinesiology of Human Performance you are very welcome to send us a message using the box to the right. Our staff is at your disposal to explain the procedure and present the Study programme in detail.