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Master of Arts
(Sports Studies)

QUALIFICATION FOR ADMISSION

Applicants must have a recognized bachelor degree , normally with honours not lower than Second Class, or equivalent. Applicants should fullfill the "English Language Proficiency Requirement" as stipulated by the Graduate School. Please refer to the "Postgraduate Prospectus" or web page: http://www.cuhk.edu.hk/gss for details on this requirement.

PERIOD OF STUDY

Part-time Programme: 2 years (maximum period of study: 4 years)

PROGRAMME DESCRIPTION

The Programme will facilitate the study of sports science by focusing on the provision and practice of sport in modern societies. It will provide a sound theoretical background to enrich students' knowledge base and enable them to apply this knowledge to their specific sport setting. Key areas of study include sports administration, management, promotion, coaching theory and practice. Elective courses are provided to enable students to enrich their knowledge in psychology, physiology and biomechancis in addition to strategic planning for sport development. This programme is suitable for those in the profession of sports, education including sports science/medicine practitioners, teachers, social workers, coaches, athletes, team managers and others who are interested in pursuing a career in sports studies.

COURSEWORK REQUIREMENT

Study Scheme A:
(Applicable to students admitted in 2008-09)
Students are required to complete a total of 24 units. In addition, all students are required to achieve a certain level of competence in IT for graduation.

Study Scheme Course Code Units
Core Courses EXS6101 or SPE6000, SPS6103 6
Project SPS6900 (6 units) or SPS6901 (9 units) 0-9
Elective Courses SPS6201, SPS6202, SPS6203, SPS6204, SPS6205, SPE6001, SPE6701 6-12
EXS6102, 6201, 6202, 6203 6204, 6205, 6206, 6207, 6208, 6209, 6210, 6211 3-9
Total Units 24


Study Scheme B:
(Applicable to students admitted in 2005-06, 2006-07 and 2007-08)
Students are required to complete a total of 27 units. In addition, all students are required to achieve a certain level of competence in IT for graduation.

Study Scheme Course Code Units
Core Courses EXS6101 or SPE6000, SPS6102, SPS6103 9
Project SPS6900 (6 units) or SPS6901 (9 units) 0-9
Elective Courses SPS6201, SPS6202, SPS6203, SPS6204, SPS6205, SPE6001, SPE6701 6-12
EXS6102, 6201, 6202, 6203 6204, 6205, 6206, 6207, 6208, 6209, 6210, 6211 3-9
Total Units 27


COURSE LIST

Code Course Title Units
SPS 6102 Research Colloquium in Sport Provision and Performance 3
SPS 6103 Sport Development and Delivery 3
SPS 6201 Olympic and Elite Sport 3
SPS 6202 Sponsorship and Marketing of Sport Events and Performance 3
SPS 6203 Strategic and Operational Management of Sport 3
SPS 6204 Sport Coaching: Theory and Application 3
SPS 6205 Current Issues in Sport 3
SPS 6900 Independent Study Project 6
SPS 6901 Research Project 9
EXS 6101 Research Methods in Exercise Science 3
EXS 6102 Theories and Applications of Measurement Concepts in Exercise Science 3
EXS 6201 Exercise: Physiological Benefits, Limits and Adaptation 3
EXS 6202 Sport Nutrition for Health and Performance 3
EXS 6203 Structural Biomechanics of the Human Body 3
EXS 6204 Biomechanics of Sports Injury 3
EXS 6205 Current Issues in Sports & Exercise Psychology 3
EXS 6206 Seminar in Psychological Intervention in Sport & Exercise 3
EXS 6207 Exercise Prescription & Chronic Diseases 3
EXS 6208 Social & Cultural Influences on Physical Activity 3
EXS 6209 Exercise & Health Promotion for Special Population 3
EXS 6210 Health Related Physical Activity 3
EXS 6211 Essential Sports Medicine 3
SPE 6000 Research Methods in Physical Education 3
SPE 6001 Theories and Applications of Motor Learning 3
SPE 6701 Guided Studie I 3

TUITION FEE (2010-11)

2-Year Part-time: $80,000 (4 installments)

APPLICATION PERIOD

1st Jan to 28th Feb 2010

COMMENCEMENT OF CLASSES

September 2010

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