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SPORTS CENTRE UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMME GUIDEBOOK, 2017/2018 ACADEMIC SESSION  54

               BACHELOR OF SPORTS SCIENCE

               (EXCERCISE SCIENCE)



                  EXERCISE SCIENCE



               The development of sports in Malaysia is progressing rapidly.  Sports in Malaysia is heading
               into a new era and has received tremendous attention with the rise of world class athletes and
               individuals  opting  for  sports  as  a  career.    Hence,  athletes  and  local  coaches  have  to  be
               exposed to current technological trends in sports as well as apply a scientific and systematic
               training program. Practitioners or professional sports scientists must possess a high level of
               knowledge in different disciplines related to Sports Science so that they are able to apply the
               theoretical considerations and practical aspects effectively. This can only be achieved with a
               formal education at college or university level. As we are aware  University of Malaya is the
               pioneer  university  in  this  program  in  Malaysia  and  also  in  Asia. This  programme  was first
               initiated  in  1995.  There  are  now  1,000  graduates  who  have  successfully  undergone  this
               programme since 1999. These graduate now play a leadership roles in this area in order to
               enhance the performance of sports in Malaysia and produce world class athletes.
               The Exercise Science program is a discipline in Sports Science knowledge.  In general this
               program is divided into two key areas:
               (i)    A professional career where there are an abundance of career opportunities in Sports
                      and Exercise.
               (ii)   An an academic area which is specific to preparing intellectualls in higher institutions
                      at learning and collegue.
               The Exercise Science area as an academic program was initiated some 70 years ago and has
               placed the initiating countries in the forefront sports globally and commercially.  Malaysia, too
               decided to venture into this area by initiating an academic program in Sports Science in 1995,
               ahead of most countries in this region.  It is appropriate  that the University of Malaya has
               produced graduates in the Sports Science area in the hope to continue to provide leadership
               and expertise in the areas of sports and exercise in Malaysia.
               By  learning  various  aspects  of  Exercise  Science  such  as  Anatomy  and  Physiology,
               Biomechanics, Sports Nutrition, Sports Psychology, Coaching, Measurement in Sports and
               Sports  Science  Research,  graduates  of  University  of  Malaya  will  possess  a  well  develop
               knowledge to more changes.
               The Sports Centre, University of Malaya is continuously enhancing the quality of the Exercise
               Science program so that the graduates in the future will be more professional in their approach.


                 PROGRAMME OBJECTIVE FOR BACHELOR OF

                 SPORTS SCIENCE (EXERCISE SCIENCE)



               The objective of this programme is to develop high-quality individuals in Exercise Science.
               The graduates from this programme possess strong decision-making skills and are able to
               approach,  initiate  and  continue  a  strong  work  culture, generate  ideas, make  changes  and
               further develop this discipline through current scientific.
               This student-centred programme will enable an individual to undergo this multi-disciplinary
               programme systematically and efficiently.  This programme has been designed to develop
               students  with  important skills  which  will  enable  them  to  expand  their knowledge  in  Sports
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