The candidate

• has advanced knowledge about the relationship between physical activity, health, disease, participation and performance
• has thorough knowledge of relevant theories, study designs and methods in physical activity and health, and specialised insight in those particularly relevant for the chosen specialisation
• can apply knowledge to new areas in the field of physical activity and health

The candidate

• can retrieve, critically assess and discuss research, theories and methods within physical activity and health, and particularly within the field of the chosen specialization
• can choose appropriate study designs and research methods in physical activity and health
• can collect and analyse data, and interpret, discuss and present scientific results, orally and in writing, within a defined area in physical activity and health
• can plan, organise and carry out an independent project under supervision and in accordance with applicable norms for research ethics and juridical regulations

The candidate

• can analyse academic, professional and research ethical problems relevant to physical activity and health
• can work independently and in groups to solve practical and theoretical problems
• can communicate extensive independent work in oral and written form to the scientific community and general population, and masters language and terminology in the field
• can contribute to development and dissemination of new and innovative solutions