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Browse Programs Admission InformationOverview of the Institute of Physical Education and Sports at the University of Science and Technology of Oran – Mohamed Boudiaf
The Institute of Physical Education and Sports (IEPS) is an essential academic unit within the structure of the University of Science and Technology of Oran – Mohamed Boudiaf, Algeria.
Mission and Objectives:
Academic Training:
The instituteprimarilyaims to train and qualifyspecialists in the field of physical and sports activity sciences and techniques at variousacademiclevels (Bachelor’s, Master’s, and Doctorate).
Scientific Research:
It promotes and developsscientificresearch in the field, focusing on studying the variousphysiological, psychological, and social impacts of physical and sports activities.
Community Service:
The instituteactivelycontributes to promoting sports culture, encouragingphysicalactivitywithin the university and the broadercommunity, and meeting the needs of the youth, sports, and educationsectors.
Sports Development:
It plays a crucial role in preparingcompetentprofessionals in areas such as sports coaching and education, therebycontributing to the development of national sports.
Academic Programs and Specializations:
The institutetypicallyoffersdegree programs under the LMD system (Bachelor, Master, Doctorate) in two main specializations:
Sports Training
Physical and Sports Education
Infrastructure:
The instituteisequippedwith a robust sports infrastructure that supports both training and research, including:
Lecture halls, classrooms, an IT lab, a library, and a fullyequipped auditorium with internet access and audiovisualsystems
In Summary:
The Institute of Physical Education and Sports at USTO-MB is a dedicatedacademic institution committed to producingprofessionals and researchers in the fields of sport and physicaleducation. It plays a key role in advancingthis vital sector in Algeria.
For more information, pleasevisit the institute’s official webpage:https://www.univ-usto.dz/instituts/ieps/
The undergraduate (Bachelor’s degree) curriculum in sports training includes the following core subjects:
Second Year:
Football
Handball
Physical Conditioning
Karate
Boxing
Judo
Teaching Methods of Physical and Sports Activities
Theory and Methodology of Sports Training
Pedagogy of Sports Training
The pedagogical training program for undergraduate students specializing in sports training includes advanced subjects that contribute significantly to their education. The most important among them are:
History and Philosophy of Physical and Sports Activity:
This course aims to explore the history of physical education and the main philosophical trends that shape it, offering insights into the development of sport throughout the ages and across human civilizations.
Scientific Research Methodology:
This course is designed to teach the fundamental principles and both theoretical and applied knowledge related to research. It also familiarizes students with conducting field research and equips them with appropriate tools and methods.
Biomechanics:
The objective is to study the characteristics of movement and the physical laws applied to the human body, including kinematic analysis of sports movements.
Theory and Methodology of Sports Training:
This course aims to help students understand the foundations of sports training and the components of training load.
Sports Measurement and Evaluation:
This course provides basic rules and theoretical and applied knowledge related to sports testing and measurement methods.
In addition to other advanced subjects such as:
Introduction to Sciences and Technologies of Physical and Sports Activities
Psychology
English Language
Scientific Research Techniques and Tools
Descriptive and Applied Statistics
Planning and Programming in Sports Training
Motor Skills and Biomechanics: Applications and Programming
Physiology, Sports Injuries, and First Aid
Sports Talent Identification and Entrepreneurship
Progression from the first to the second year of the Bachelor's degree program is granted if the student has acquired:
Either the first two semesters of the curriculum (60 credits), with or without compensation;
Or a minimum of thirty (30) credits across the two semesters. In this case, the student is admitted with academic debt.
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