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Sciences and techniques of preventive and adaptative motor activities

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The master's degree course in Sciences and techniques of preventive and adapted motor activities (1267659, Class LM-67 - Sciences and techniques of preventive and adapted motor activities) is divided into two years and is taught in Italian.

Enrollment in the first year is governed by the programmed number set at a maximum of 52 students (50 + 2). The entry requirements and the modalities with which the selection and verification test of the required knowledge will take place will be specified in the single call for applications. University.

The department of reference for administrative purposes is the Department of Biomedical and Biotechnological Sciences. The course is located in the Physiology Section of the Department of Biomedical and Biotechnological Sciences, Viale A. Doria 6, 95125 - CATANIA.

The organization of teaching is six-monthly, with a conventional method of carrying out the courses.
The level of in-depth knowledge of basic knowledge required for each topic is that provided for upper secondary schools.

Qualifying training objectives of class LM-67 Sciences and techniques of preventive and adapted motor activities.
Graduates in the master's degree courses of the class must be able, with broad decision-making powers and autonomy, to use advanced cultural, methodological and technical-practical tools necessary for: the design and implementation of motor activity programs aimed at achieving, recovery and maintenance of the best conditions of mental and physical well-being for subjects in various age groups and in different physical conditions, with attention to gender specificities; the organization and planning of particular activities and lifestyles useful for disease prevention and quality of life improvement through physical exercise; prevention of postural defects and post-rehabilitation motor recovery aimed at maintaining physical efficiency; programming, coordination and evaluation of motor activities adapted to disabled people or individuals in clinically controlled and stabilized health conditions.