I was just looking for a book, but when I got into this book store, I stumbled upon a choir! Moreover, I discovered that the book store was built in an ancient church! Isn’t that amazing?
Master
Human Movement Sciences
Are you passionate about physical activity, ageing, health and sports? And would you like to know more about how exercise and nutrition influences health, performance and disease? Then Human Movement Sciences could just be the programme for you. It covers all aspects of the relationship between physical activity and health – from patients trying to get better, to individuals just trying to stay fit, to top athletes aiming for the pinnacle of their sport. The programme offers a great deal of variety, with courses covering themes as diverse as nutrition, muscle & brain function, energy production and metabolic profiling. Because of this variety of courses and an individual 4-5 month research-driven internship/placement, you can pursue your own interests within the programme. Upon graduation, you will be well-prepared to work as a researcher, product developer, exercise scientist or trainer at, for example, a rehabilitation institute or a major sporting club. Download our full infopack
Students must choose between two Specialisations:
- Health and Rehabilitation
- Sports and Nutrition
Fast facts
- biological view on relationship between human movement, health and performance
- choice between two specialisations: 'Health and Rehabilitation' and 'Sports and Nutrition'
- great deal of free choice to pursue your own interests within the different courses
- opportunity to work with unique, state-of-the-art research facilities
- 1-year, full-time master's, or 2-year, part-time, taught in English
- starts in September
- admission deadlines available under 'Admission & registration'
- 4-5 month internship/placement (~Feb-June), resulting in master's thesis
- you’ll get an MSc in Human Movement Science
- student ambassador: Lucas
Kickstart your career at our Master’s Open Day
Experience Maastricht University: find out more about one of the most international universities in Europe, immerse yourself in your programme of choice, and explore our beautiful city. The next Master’s Open Day is on Saturday 17 November 2018.
This master combines the best of both worlds for me and gives me every opportunity for a future career
Healthy food can fulfill all kinds of nutritional needs, not only the sports-related ones
My dream is to work as a sports physiotherapist, integrating my in-depth knowledge about physical and psychological aspects
Human Movement Sciences is small scale with highly committed staff
Accreditation Organisation of the Netherlands and Flanders (NVAO)UM is the fifth best young university in the world
Times Higher Education '250 Under 50'Calendar
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In December, a group of seven FHML students (Biomedical Sciences and Human Movement Sciences) will represent us in Groningen at the Ability Battle Hackathon. Their goal: to design a study course about the struggles that people with a disability face on a daily basis. But before they can go, they need funding (e.g. for a team uniform). So they started a GoFundMe page.
In return for the donations, the students will randomly select two sponsors with whom they will conduct a Cardiopulmonary Exercise Test (to test aerobic exercise capacity) or have a go on the CAREN system (a virtual reality gait analysis device) in Maastricht.
Click here to support Ability Battle Hackathon organized by UM ABH2 days 8 hours ago
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- scholarships
- accommodation
- visas & residence permits
- Education and Examination Regulations (EER)
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6211 KL Maastricht
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