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The course is designed for three-year graduates interested in pursuing their professional activity in the specifically motor field. The goal is to acquire scientific knowledge and skills in the field of motor activities for the prevention of pathological problems of the neuromotor system, to design motor reeducation paths adapted to new health conditions, as well as to provide knowledge on the management of preventive motor activities.

The course includes a wide range of practical-application activities in university laboratories and research institutes assisted by clinical experts or through internships at societies and community centers such as sheltered health residences.

• Operator of prevention in health risk situations
• Organizer of adapted motor activities in various age groups and the disabled
• Access to research roles in academia

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To provide master's degree graduates with advanced scientific knowledge in the field of human motor activities, with special emphasis on the preventive and adapted areas.

In the course, knowledge is acquired for the maintenance of the best physical efficiency, throughout life, both in normal subjects and in populations predisposed to - or affected by - pathologies related to sedentary or incorrect lifestyles, adapting motor activities also to the needs of subjects with motor disabilities, or affected by pathologies that can benefit from physical exercise, including also the acquisition of skills aimed at prevention and recovery, through motor activity, from situations of child and adolescent distress.

The objectives are achieved through seminar-style lectures and meetings with experts in the field and successful professionals; through case studies, theoretical-practical demonstrations in the field, and individual exercises using advanced tools for analyzing motor activity and fitness status; through the compilation of individual literature reviews and writing original papers on the disciplines and techniques studied; through internships at qualified facilities for different preventive, post-rehabilitation and adaptive activities; and finally through the completion of an experimental thesis on a topic related to the curriculum of studies.

Department of Experimental Medicine
Via Leon Battista Alberti 2
16132 Genoa

Educational Secretariat Sc. Motorie
segreteria.scienzemotorie@unige.it

Educational Secretariat
. Anna Tita Gallo - DIMES teaching support unit manager
Roberta Catelani
Annalisa Furlan
didattica.dimes@unige.it
+39 010 353 8226
+39 010 353 8187
+39 010 353 8248