Branch programme/details

This field of study focuses on the comprehensive preparation of students in applied sports sciences. During their studies, students are introduced to the latest findings in biomechanics, physiology, nutrition, diagnostics and psychology, enabling them to understand and analyse various aspects of sports performance. The program also includes the fundamentals of research methodology in each sport, providing students with the tools to evaluate and design research studies critically. The program also emphasises developing soft skills such as teamwork and effective communication. In particular, graduates are prepared to pursue careers in applied research in sports where they can contribute to science-based development and innovation.

The applicant is required to attach to an Application form a letter of motivation and proof of qualifications (e.g. a legalized copy of documents certifying completion of secondary education in the case of a Bachelors program or a legalized copy of a Bachelor's diploma in the case of a follow-up Master's degree program), c/ curriculum vitae and a letter(s) of recommendation for study, d/ internationally recognized certificate proving the applicant's English language skills. All the documents have to be officially translated into Czech or English language.

Mandatory annexe to the application: Recommendation of the guarantor of the study program on the applicant's suitability for study.

All attachments must be sent together with the application, no later than 11:59:59 p.m. on 31th March 2026.

The fee for the recognition of previous education is payable together with the application. (CZK 990,--)The fee for actions related to the admission procedure is non-refundable.

An applicant who does not properly complete the application form and does not submit attachments will be informed by the faculty and asked to eliminate the deficiencies within a reasonable period of time. If the deficiencies are not eliminated within this period, the application procedure will be terminated.

Interview entrance exam - possibility of an online interview (Microsoft Teams)

The applicant is assessed based on the following three criteria:

1. Motivation letter (assessment of the formal and content level, relevance of the motivation to the chosen              study program); assessment range: 0–5 points

2. Language competences in English (assessment of the applicant's ability to communicate in English in a            common and professional context); assessment range: 0–10 points

3. Understanding of a professional text (analysis and discussion of a submitted short professional text in                English, the matically focused on issues related to the content of the Bachelor's degree in physiotherapy);          assessment range: 0–10 points)

The maximum possible score is 25 points.

The applicant's final score is determined as the arithmetic average of the points scored by all members of the committee, rounded to a whole number.
An applicant whose final score in the entrance examination does not reach the minimum set limit of 15 points has not met the conditions of the admissions procedure and cannot be admitted to study.

Each member of the admissions committee evaluates the applicant independently.

The applicant will be invited to an interview by the Faculty based on meeting all the conditions of the admission procedure (submission of all mandatory attachments, payment of the fee).

Admission to Master's studies is conditioned by completed secondary education confirmed by a school-leaving certificate. Admission to Post-Bachelor studies (Master's programme) is likewise conditioned by completed education in any type of study programme.

The graduate of study programme Applied Sport Sciences is a fully qualified expert in the field of sports sciences. He/she received complex knowledge and skills of a general and specific character in the current level of knowledge in sport sciences. The graduate is qualified to apply gained knowledge to the field of planning, organization, and evaluation of sports training and movement programs. The graduate knows diagnostic methods, understands basic principles in both qualitative and also quantitative research. The graduate is also able to present and explain the results of the research.