

The Master of Science in Sports, Exercise and Human Performance at the University of Münster provides students with advanced knowledge in sport science, human movement, and performance optimization. This full-time international program emphasizes evidence-based practice, physiological and biomechanical principles, and sport psychology to prepare students for professional and academic careers in sports and health-related fields. The program spans four semesters and admits students exclusively in the winter semester.
Located in Münster, a leading academic hub in Germany, this program combines high-level theoretical learning with research-driven and practical training. Students benefit from modern laboratories, interdisciplinary coursework, and collaboration with sport institutions and research facilities. Graduates are equipped with the scientific and analytical skills required to contribute to elite sports, rehabilitation, exercise science, and human performance research on a global scale.
Graduates of this program are equipped for a broad range of professional and academic paths in the field of sports and human performance. Potential roles include Sports Scientist, Strength & Conditioning Coach, Performance Analyst, Rehabilitation Specialist, and Exercise Physiologist. In addition, the degree provides excellent preparation for doctoral studies and academic research careers.
Choosing the Master of Science in Sports, Exercise and Human Performance means joining a program that combines scientific excellence with applied practice in elite sport and human performance settings. The curriculum is designed to build advanced expertise in exercise physiology, biomechanics, performance diagnostics, and research methodology, supported by state-of-the-art laboratories and expert faculty.
The program’s international orientation and strong partnerships with sports institutes, research centers, and professional athletic organizations provide students with unique opportunities to engage in interdisciplinary projects and real-world performance environments. Graduates not only develop technical and analytical abilities, but also strengthen their leadership, communication, and scientific-critical thinking skills—key competencies for success in global sports science, high-performance coaching, and research careers.
Botanicum – Haus des Studiums
Schlossgarten 3
48149 Münster, Germany
Tel: +49 251 83-20002
Email: zsb@uni-muenster.de
Schlossgarten 3
48149 Münster, Germany
Tel: +49 251 83-22215
Email: international.office@uni-muenster.de