Individual project
7.5 university credits.
Part-time 50%.
Do you want to deepen your knowledge in a sports science data collection method or theory? Or gain practical work experience for your studies, research, or profession? Then this is the course for you.
Autumn 2024
Open for application
Education level
Advanced
Study pace
50%
Teaching hours
Mixed
Teaching form
Remote (internet)
Start
Autumn 2024, week 36
Mandatory meetings
3
Teaching language
English
Course plan
GIH-MAINDPCourse manager
Elin Ekblom BakApplication code
GIH-24F61
Entry requirements
General entry requirements for master's level (second cycle) studies
Tuition fee
For applicants with citizenship outside the EU/EEA and Switzerland:
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About the course
This course is aimed at you who, within your student, research or professional role, want to deepen your knowledge in a method, a theory, practical work or equivalent in the field of sports science. The project can be located at GIH, at another university, or in a company or organization. The planned project must be clearly related to sports science.
As a student, you are responsible for finding a suitable project and supervisor. During the first course week, a preliminary project plan must have been approved by the course supervisor. The project plan should contain a brief description of the project, the intended supervisor with a description of suitable scientific and/or practical competence for supervision, a timetable for the project, and suggestions for scientific literature to be used as a starting point. The project plan must be signed by the intended supervisor.
After completing the project, you write and submit a report that will be your examination assignment. In the report, you get the opportunity to give an account of the project, as well as describe and reflect on experiences and development from the implementation of the project.
The course runs at half speed.
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