The EOPS PPMR Master’s programme is designed to prepare students for immediate professional integration as well as opportunities for scientific research. Its distinctive feature is the combination of three complementary skill domains: physical preparation, mental preparation, and re-athletisation. This approach reflects the realities of the professional sports world, where practitioners often hold multiple responsibilities within sports organisations.
Upon completion of the Master’s programme, graduates will have developed a triple competency — scientific, professional, and athletic — as detailed in the RNCP record: RNCP 32169. This triple competency enables graduates to design, manage, and provide expertise for training programmes, physical and mental development, and re-athletisation.
Specifically, graduates will be able to:
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Master evaluation tools for different types of participants (athletes, competitors, recreational practitioners, and injured individuals returning to activity) to produce individual physical and/or mental assessments;
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Develop programmes for the development and maintenance of physical and mental qualities, as well as re-athletisation programmes;
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Plan and lead sessions, adapting programmes to individual participants and physical activities;
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Apply technical, tactical, and strategic knowledge of the specific activity when designing training, performance optimisation, and re-athletisation programmes.
