Generally, Training Studies programs involve sports/athletics and education/teacher training (for teacher training see Education). The example given is in the area of sports/athletics.
With a
Masters in
Training at
University of Geneva you will typically have received a solid grounding in such fields as conditioning, an introduction to athletic training, the physiology of exercise, the care and prevention of athletic injuries, sport nutrition, therapeutic exercise and rehabilitation, and clinical evaluation of athletic injuries (upper and lower body).
masters students: you will have engaged in advanced study and research in such areas as developing your knowledge and understanding of both theoretical principles and practical techniques related to the application of sport and exercise sciences. You will also have explored relevant and contemporary issues in sport and exercise science and placed a strong emphasis on research methods, engaging in the three scientific disciplines of biomechanics, physiology and psychology.
