Courses are held in English.
Non-EU applicants: 1 May to 31 May for the following winter semester
EU Applicants: 1 May to 15 July for the following winter semester
The aim of the Bachelor's programme is a multidisciplinary approach to human movement and exercise. Students will acquire scientific knowledge and methodology in the fields of human movement and exercise sciences. The content is organised in a modular structure. The programme differentiates between two main research areas (health and exercise).
First year: basic module (health studies, exercise studies, communication, cooperation and leadership in groups, writing and presenting skills), lecture module (sport institutions and participation, basics in sports medicine, neuromotor learning and control, biological psychology, motor development over the lifespan), research design and statistics (methods and data acquisition, SPSS tutorial), neuromotor control and modelling, gender and diversity, professional acting in elite sports, internship in sport and exercise organisations
Second year: research design and statistics, neuromotor control and modelling, gender and diversity, sport psychology, neurocognition and performance, data acquisition and analysis, professional acting in health sports, research project
Third year: professional acting in health sports, scientific internship, supervision and coaching, final module (Bachelor's thesis and defence)
The contents are organised in lectures, seminars, tutorials, practical courses and internships.
Scientific internship
An internship in sport and exercise organisations requires 90 hours of attendance and has to be completed during one semester. A scientific internship has to be finished in one semester, preferably during semester five.
Students must pay a semester contribution fee of 316.98 EUR per semester. This includes a "semester ticket" covering public transportation in the greater Münster area as well as the German federal state of North Rhine-Westphalia.
You can find more information here:
https://www.uni-muenster.de/studieninteressierte/en/einschreibung/semesterbeitrag.shtml
We recommend that students budget at least 900 EUR per month to cover personal expenses (accommodation, living expenses, health insurance).
General qualifications for university entrance (e.g., Abitur, "matric" or equivalent qualifications)
Good English skills are required but do not have to be proven by a formal test.
Non-EU applicants: 1 May to 31 May for the following winter semester
EU Applicants: 1 May to 15 July for the following winter semester
https://studienbewerbung.uni-muenster.de/bewerbungsportal/Start_Page.aspx
Due to the intensive nature of the programme, students will not have much time for part-time jobs.
As in all popular university cities in Germany, accommodation is in high demand and is not easy to find in Münster – but it’s not impossible either!
Please contact the International Office (Bachelor's and Master's students) or the WWU Graduate Centre (doctoral candidates) for advice. Please also note that the University of Münster (like most German public universities) does not have its own student halls of residence.
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