The programme aims to develop a deeper understanding of kinesiology and its impact on human functioning at various levels throughout the lifespan. Students are trained in the use of modern technological tools for analyzing, solving, and presenting kinesiological problems. The curriculum integrates exercise physiology, biomechanics, sports psychology, injury prevention, nutrition, and chronic disease management to provide a holistic understanding of kinesiology as both a scientific discipline and its practical applications. It is specifically tailored for graduates in sports science, kinesiology, health sciences, physical therapy, biology, and related fields, as well as anyone interested in promoting human health and performance through evidence-based movement science.

Students develop knowledge and skills for in-depth professional understanding of human movement analysis, exercise prescription, rehabilitation, and health promotion. The programme empowers and equips future professionals through extensive hands-on laboratory practicum, field visits, and practical experiences in modern facilities. Graduates are prepared for roles as sports kinesiologists, rehabilitation specialists, fitness consultants, athletic trainers, sport analysts, researchers, and public health professionals working with athletes, patients with chronic diseases, and individuals seeking active lifestyles. The training develops the ability to work with individuals and groups across various kinesiology contexts, from elite sports to clinical rehabilitation and community wellness programs.

This programme is tailored for graduates from kinesiology, sports science, health sciences, physical therapy, biology, bioengineering, and related fields, preparing them for effective work in sports science, rehabilitation centers, wellness facilities, public health organizations, and research institutions. Graduates will be equipped to promote active lifestyles, combat physical inactivity, and apply innovative kinesiological solutions that improve quality of life across the human lifespan. The programme also provides a strong foundation for those pursuing doctoral studies or research careers in movement science.

Candidates must hold a completed first-cycle degree (180 ECTS, 3 years Bachelor's degree) or equivalent in the field of sports, kinesiology, or health sciences. Alternatively, a completed previous higher education professional study programme in related professional fields such as Sports, Kinesiology, or Health Sciences is acceptable. Candidates with degrees in other professional fields must pass bridging exams in Physiology (6 ECTS), Biomechanics (6 ECTS), and Theory and Sports Training (6 ECTS) prior to enrollment.

Applicants must demonstrate English language proficiency at upper intermediate level (B2 CEFR level). Candidates who are English native speakers or who completed their studies in countries where English is the language of instruction are considered as fulfilling the English language proficiency requirement and do not need to provide additional proof. EMUNI University reserves the right to test candidates' language knowledge if the English proficiency is not at the required level during the application process.

Admission to the first year of study is granted to candidates who have completed comparable education abroad and have been, in the process of recognition of their qualification and in accordance with the Assessment and Recognition of Education Act, granted the right to continue their studies at the study programme. Candidates should provide official transcripts and relevant documentation for qualification assessment.

Acceptable proof of English proficiency includes: Certificate of B2 level (CEFR) or equivalent (IELTS score 5.5–6.5, Cambridge FCE 160–179, TOEFL IBT 72–94), or a bachelor's degree completed in English with a statement from the institution confirming English-language instruction. Native English speakers and candidates from countries where English is the language of instruction are exempt from providing additional proof.

Transferring between study programmes is possible according to the Higher Education Act and related regulations. Candidates must fulfil admission requirements, demonstrate comparable competences between programmes, and have at least half of their ECTS credits from compulsory courses recognized. The competent Commission evaluates applications based on comparability of study obligations. Candidates must provide syllabi for all courses from their previous programme in English.