Field of study: Physical Education

Degree level: First-cycle studies, Bachelor’s degree

Mode of study: Full-time

Specializations:

1. Strength & Conditioning Coach
2. Leisure Time Animator
3. Personal Trainer

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Ready for a sports adventure? See what studying Physical Education at KANS looks like.

Crossing the threshold into the Physical Education program means embarking on a fascinating journey toward limitless possibilities in the world of sports, healthy lifestyle, and physical activity.

What is Physical Education?

It’s a journey combined with a passion for sport, but also a professional path focused on health and physical activity. The curriculum not only develops practical skills but also delivers in-depth theoretical knowledge, creating a comprehensive approach to the field of physical education. This program covers a wide range of topics, including anatomy, physiology, sports psychology, and general physical culture. Students get the chance to explore the functioning of the human body, understand the psychological aspects of physical activity, and discover various forms of physical culture adapted to different age groups and fitness levels. This field emphasizes the development of practical competencies, ensuring that graduates are ready to meet diverse professional challenges and contribute meaningfully to promoting a healthy lifestyle in society.

What will you learn?

In the Physical Education program, students have a unique opportunity to tailor their educational path to their individual interests by choosing one of three specializations.

1. Personal Trainer – This specialization provides comprehensive knowledge and practical skills necessary for professionally conducting individual training sessions. The curriculum focuses not only on physical aspects but also on planning effective diets, enabling graduates to support clients in achieving their health goals.

2. Leisure Time Animator – This specialization prepares students for a dynamic role in organizing various recreational activities and sports events. Students learn to design engaging programs tailored to different age groups and fitness levels. You will acquire the skills necessary for a creative approach to leisure animation, allowing you to create unique and exciting recreational events that bring communities together on multiple levels.

3. Strength & Conditioning Coach – This path focuses on mastering training skills, with special emphasis on physical preparation in the context of sport and recreation. Students dive into the planning of effective training programs, focusing on developing physical fitness across different disciplines. Graduates are prepared to support athletes and recreation enthusiasts by providing professional guidance in reaching their physical goals.

Where can you work after graduation?

Graduates of this program are in demand across various professional arenas. They can work as physical education teachers in schools, instructors in sports clubs, leisure time animators organizing recreational events, or personal trainers helping clients maintain a healthy lifestyle. Thanks to solid theoretical and practical training, graduates also find employment in hotels, travel agencies, or facilities offering recreational activities for diverse age and fitness groups. It’s a broad spectrum of opportunities that lets graduates pursue their passions and skills while positively impacting the health and activity of society. Studying this field is not just education; it’s a path to fulfillment in the fascinating world of movement and health.

Let this exciting journey become your key to discovering the inspiring world of physical culture, inspiring you to create a future filled with activity, health, and professional satisfaction.

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