A Master of Science (M.Sc.) in Sports is an advanced academic program designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of the scientific principles underpinning sports performance, exercise physiology, and sports management. This degree encompasses a broad range of subjects including biomechanics, exercise physiology, sports psychology, nutrition, strength and conditioning, injury prevention and rehabilitation, and sports management. Through a combination of theoretical coursework, practical laboratory sessions, and hands-on experiences, students gain in-depth knowledge of how the human body responds to physical activity, the biomechanics of movement, the psychological factors influencing athletic performance, and the role of nutrition in optimizing performance and recovery. The curriculum often emphasizes evidence-based practice, critical thinking, and research skills, with students engaging in research projects and practical applications of sports science principles. Graduates of an M.Sc. in Sports are prepared for various career paths including sports coaching, sports science research, strength and conditioning coaching, sports management, sports nutrition consulting, and sports rehabilitation. They are equipped with the expertise and skills to work with athletes, teams, and organizations to enhance performance, prevent injuries, and optimize overall health and well-being in the context of sports and physical activity. Overall, the program aims to produce highly knowledgeable and skilled professionals who can contribute to the advancement of sports science and the improvement of athletic performance at all levels.