Teaching

At our department, we are passionate about integrating cutting-edge research into the teaching environment. By merging scientific findings with academic learning, we aim to provide students with a dynamic, hands-on educational experience. Our goal is to bridge the gap between theory and practice, ensuring that students not only understand fundamental concepts but also gain exposure to the latest advancements in the field. Through interactive learning, case studies, and research opportunities, we prepare future professionals to innovate and excel in the continuously evolving world of exercise and movement science.

Bachelor and Master Thesis

Possible topics for BA and MA thesis:

1. Development and trainability of balance and stability control in children and adolescents

2. Development and trainability of jumping power in children and adolescents

3. Adaptation of the muscle-tendon-complex through physical activity in children and adolescents

4. Influence of sex hormones on the development and adaptability of the muscle-tendon-complex during puberty

5. Influence of the female menstrual cycle on athletic performance and injury risk in sports

6. Influence of physical activity on the properties of the muscle-tendon-complex in old age

Current Courses