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Faculty
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Faculty of Physical Culture (FTK)
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Study programme
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unspecified (WT6TV)
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Branch of study / Specialization
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unspecified
(T6TV39/KS - 2026)
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Level of acquired qualification
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Lifelong learning
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Form of study
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Combined
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Standard length of study
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1 year
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Number of ECTS credits
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Studies are not credit-based.
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Qualification awarded
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unspecified (12)
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Access to further studies
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unspecified
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Type of completion
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Study and Examination Code
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URL
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Faculty coordinator for international students
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Kudláčková Markéta, RNDr.
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Email: marketa.kudlackova@upol.cz
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Phone: +420585636352
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Fax:
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Key learning outcomes
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To acquire the fundamental knowledge and methodological competencies needed to understand the concept of Adapted Physical Activity within a global - and particularly European - context. The course aims to equip educators, physiotherapists, occupational therapists, coaches, social workers, and other professionals - as well as students in these related fields - with knowledge that can be applied either independently or as a foundation for engaging with further topics offered under the long-term COOL-APA project (Collaborative Online and Onsite Learning in Adapted Physical Activity).
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Specific admission requirements
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unspecified
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Specific provisions for recognition of prior learning
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unspecified
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Qualification requirements and regulations
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None
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Profile of the programme
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unspecified
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Persistence requirements
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unspecified
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Occupational profiles of graduates with examples
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Course graduates will demonstrate the knowledge required to navigate international Adapted Physical Activity systems. They will be able to distinguish between different approaches used within and outside the EU. They will understand the specific characteristics of the four fundamental pillars - school physical education, sports, leisure activities, and rehabilitation - within the context of Adapted Physical Activity.
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Branch of study / Specialization guarantor
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Kudláček Martin, prof. Mgr. Ph.D.
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