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This programme is a cooperation between K.U.Leuven, Norges Idrettshogskole, Universita Palckeho v Olomcouci, University of Limerick - and University of Queensland, University of Virginia, Universiteit Stellenbosch.

The 'Erasmus Mundus Master of Adapted Physical Activity' (EMDAPA) is a post graduate university training, providing (1) a state-of-the-art on research and research methodology in adapted physical activity; and (2) social, agogic, and technical aspects of physical activities, adapted to special populations. Through these (A)dapted (P)hysical (A)ctivities, (a) therapeutic objectives in the treatment and the training of persons with both psychic or chronically somatic diseases and disabilities are aimed at, and, (b) through therapy, education, recreational activities and (elite) sports, optimal self-fulfilment is sought.
 

Direct access:

. Bachelor of Physical Education and Kinesiology

. Bachelor of Rehabilitation Sciences and Physiotherapy

Admission decisions are based upon evaluation of a complete application file:

.   Bachelor of Physical Education

.   Bachelor of Physiotherapy

.   Bachelor of Sport Sciences

.   Bachelor of Movement Sciences

.   Bachelor of Motor Rehabilitation

.   Master's degree in the above mentioned study fields

We will offer students, who have already obtained a relevant Master diploma elsewhere the opportunity to follow a reduced programme of one-stage based on an individual assessment of previous study curriculum.

Since the official language of the master's programme is English, students are expected to be sufficiently conversant in English to be able to understand and discuss scientific literature. Applicants must prove the level of their English by a language certificate such as Proficiency, (URL:www.ets.org/portal/site/ets/menuitem.fab)TOEFL, IELTS, Pitman, etc., or by demonstrating that some of their previous studies were successfully completed in English.

Each academic year, one week after the application deadline, the Consortium Board holds a meeting to evaluate the students proposals and to select the successful candidates.

The Consortium Board selects the candidates for enrolment in the Erasmus Mundus Master in Adapted Physical Activity according to the criteria set and approved by a representative of each of the partner universities. Examination results, project proposals, letters of motivation, and letters of recommendation form part of the admission process. In general, the Consortium assesses students individually on the basis of their previous academic record. Applications without an official certificate of English proficiency (e.g. TOEFL or IELTS) will not be considered.

TOEFL (Computer-based test 213 pt., Internet-based test 79 - 80 pt., Paper-based test 550 pt.) or IELTS (6.5 - 7 pt.)

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