Master in High Performance Conditioning Sport Scientist

The world of professional sport has undergone a major transformation in recent years, a process in which it is still immersed, and one that is marked by the arrival of new technologies in the world of sport, and the need for experts who are able to manage, control and master this data, as well as areas of performance such as sleep, recovery, nutrition and travel management.
These technologies are constantly changing and evolving, hence the importance of cutting-edge training in these technologies and performance areas. In addition to the technologies applied to improving the economic results of sports institutions, in recent years technologies have been developed that have completely revolutionised methods of preparation, and even the way in which a particular sport is carried out.
The search for excellence and victory in professional sport has driven the constant evolution of new technologies applied to sport, allowing athletes to improve each and every aspect of their sporting performance by measuring and studying data in search of ways to make improvements.
The Master’s Degree in High Performance Sports. The Sport Scientist responds to the emerging need within the industry to incorporate professionals trained in these technologies, areas and performance improvement techniques into their coaching staff.
This programme will therefore make it easier for you to find your point of entry into the sport industry, where you can develop your career as a sport scientist, helping professional athletes to reach their full sporting potential.
With this master’s degree, you’ll specialise as a sport scientist or physical performance analyst, deepening your knowledge of the three factors that make a real difference in terms of performance:
• Effective analysis and understanding of data from different areas of sports performance (indepth knowledge of the technological tools for the measurement, observation and analysis of results), presenting what is useful for coaches and that can help in their decision making.
• Provide attractive reports through good presentation and selection of inputs to highlight key areas of performance.

This master starts on November 13th.