Sport and Exercise Science

Hungarian University of Sports Science | United Kingdom

Duration

2 years

Intake

September

Degree

Bachelor

Overview Program Details Entry Requirements How To Apply

Program Overview

Our Sport and Exercise Science BSc program is designed to train the next generation of sports science professionals with a strong foundation in both theory and practice. You’ll gain expert-level knowledge and hands-on experience in performance optimization, athlete development, and promoting healthy lifestyles. Through this program, you’ll be equipped with the skills to make a real difference in the sports world, whether it’s analyzing trends, developing strategies, designing programs, or providing expert insights.

Key Information

University

Hungarian University of Sports Science

Campus

Budapest,Hungary.

Total Credits

180 ECTS

Study Mode

Full-time

Loan Availability

Program Detail

Duration

2 years

Tuition Fee:

3500 EURO per semester

Format

Full-time

Attendance:

On Campus Learning

Study Gap:

4 years

Fees & Funding:

ON-CAMPUS STUDY MODE PRICES:

For non-EU students:
3,500 EUR per semester
(7,000 EUR /year)

For EU students:
250,000 HUF per semester
(500,000 HUF /year)

HYBRID STUDY MODE PRICE:

For EU and non-EU students:
2,500 EUR per semester
(5,000 EUR /year)

Course Structure

Semester 1:
Basics of health sciences, Theory and practice of recreational sports, Sports anatomy, Pedagogy and psychology in sport, Critical thinking

Semester 2:
Strength training development, events of track and field and swimming, Basics of social sciences, Selected course, Basics of Sport physiology and sport injuries, Basics of sport nutrition

Semester 3:
Introduction to Biomechanics, Theory and practice of individual sports, Theory of training, Introduction to motor control, Introduction to humanbiology, Movement learning and development, Basics of biophysics and imaging procedures, Basics of Informatics

Semester 4:
Introduction to research methods, Economical studies, Theory and practice of ball games, Biomechanics of sports, Introduction to theory of training, Spiroergometric measurements, Introduction to Movement analysis

Semester 5:
Introduction to sportanalitics, Management, sportmanagement, Selected course, Internship I, Biomechanics of musculoskeletal system, Basics of performance diagnosis, Data science in sport

Semester 6:
Thesis, Selected course, Internship II, Computer and AI based movement analysis, Biometrics in sport, Basics of fitness diagnostics, Introduction to physiotherapy