Flexible learning
Our "Interdisciplinary Health Promotion" master's degree programme is above all – flexible. The modular course, which we offer in collaboration with the University of Freiburg, can be studied alongside work and consists of modules, each of which offers (certified) added value for professionals!
Programme content and structure
The part-time professional development "Interdisciplinary Health Promotion" programme offers a total of four different certificate degrees (Certificate of Advanced Studies): "Neuromuscular Function - Movement Analysis and Training", "Diagnostics and Management in Health Promotion", "Applied Nutritional Science - Health, Performance, Sport" and "Applied Health Promotion". These stand alone and can also be booked individually.
The modules: Certificates of Advanced Studies
CAS Applied Nutritional Science - Health, Performance, Sport
Module 1: Fundamentals of nutrition
Module 2: Nutrition and Performance/Sports Nutrition
CAS Neuromuscular Function - Movement Analysis and Training
Module 1: Neuromechanics of human movement
Module 2: Evidence-based training
CAS Diagnostics and Management in Health Promotion
Module 1: Diagnostics in Health Promotion
Module 2: Management in health promotion
CAS Applied Health Promotion
Module 1: Health Psychology and Counselling
Module 2: Workplace health promotion in theory and practice
What's covered
Special features
Orthopaedic manual therapy
We offer further OMT training for physiotherapists. It is possible to obtain the OMT exam including the CAS "Neuromuscular Function" and "Diagnostics and Management".
Those who have completed a bachelor's degree can build on this to complete a master's. The modules from the OMT advanced training course are credited towards the master's degree.
The contact person for OMT training at the German Society for Orthopaedic Manual Therapy (DGOMT) is:
OMT-Weiterbildungsträger- DGOMT e.V.
Antje Mehner
Clausstrasse 10-12
09126 Chemnitz
Telephone: +49 3714 590-5017
Email application is started:omt(at)dgomt.de
External link opens in a new window:www.dgomt.de/omt