Curriculum schedule Subject to modifications Side 1/2 Study programme: M.Sc. Psychology in Sport and Exercise (M.Sc. PSE) Examination regulations by: 2007/04/01 in its respectively valid version Valid for first-year students: Winter term 2018/19 onward Version: Oktober 2018 Module SRS Courses (type of class) SHW CP1/WLH PSE1 1. Introduction in Psychology, Sport and Exercise (review course)* Revision course on sport science, psychology and research methods (LEC) Revision course on sport science, psychology and research methods (TUT) Nobel laureates of sport and psychology (SE) 3 1 1 1 5/150 PSE2 1./2. 1 1 2 2 Research Methods: Advanced Studies Statistics Lectures Series (LEC) Tutorial Software aided application of advanced statistics (TUT) Measurement and research design (SE) Tutorial Software aided study conduction (TUT) 6 1 2 2 1 12/360 PSE3 1./2. 1 1 1 2 Diagnostics, Intervention and Evaluation Diagnostics, intervention and evaluation (LEC) Diagnostics, intervention and evaluation in experimental settings (TUT) Diagnostics, intervention and evaluation in field studies (TUT) Diagnostics, intervention and evaluation in applied settings (TUT) 6 3 1 1 1 12/ 360 PSE4 1./2. 1 1 2 Mind, Motion and Performance Mind, motion and performance/Interaction of action, cognition and perception (LEC) Research in mind, motion and performance (SE) Diagnostics and interventions in mind and motion in sports (TUT) 6 2 2 2 9/270 PSE5 1./2. 1 2 2 Motivation, Emotion and Adherence Phenomena, theories and fields of application (LEC) Diagnostics and enhancement of motivation and emotion (SE) Change processes in motivation and emotion (TUT) 6 2 2 2 9/270 PSE6 2./3. 2 2 3 Relationships, Teams and Group Dynamics Phenomena, theories and fields of application (LEC) Enhancing social relationships: Treatments, interventions and evaluation in research and applied settings (Part 1 – group oriented) (SE) Enhancing social relationships: Treatments, interventions and evaluation in research and applied settings (Part 2 – coach & parent oriented) (SE) 6 2 2 2 9/270 PSE7 2./3. 2 3 2 Emotion, Cognition, and Performance Emotion, cognition, HRV, PTLID (LEC) Applied HRV: HRV measurement and interpretation (TUT) Emotion/cognition at the brain level (SE) 6 2 2 2 9/270 PSE8 3./4. 3 3 4 Stress, Mental Health and Wellbeing Stress, mental health and wellbeing in sport and exercise psychology (LEC) Diagnostics in stress, mental health and wellbeing (SE) Coaching and counselling skills for stress management, improving mental health and wellbeing(TUT) 6 2 2 2 9/270 PSE9 3. Perception, Cognition and Psychophysiology Core processes of perception and cognition (LEC) Psychophysiology of perception and cognition (SE) Applied psychophysiology (TUT) 6 2 2 2 9/270 PSE10 3. 3. 3. 1.-3. Scientific Project 10.1 Health and social psychology (TUT) (choose one from 10.1) Relationships, teams and group dynamics or Motivation, emotion and adherence or Stress, mental health and wellbeing 10.2 Performance psychology (TUT) (choose one from 10.2) Mind, emotion and performance or Mind, motion and performance or Perception, cognition, and psychophysiology Participation in studies (TUT) 3 1 1 1 9/270 PSE11 4. Master Thesis Colloquium (SE) 2 2 28/840 Total 56 120/3600 Abbreviations: PSE = Psychology in Sport and Exercise, SRS = subject-related semester, SHW = semester hours per week, CP = credit points, WLH = workload hours, LEC = lecture, SE = seminar, TUT = exercise/tutorial, FT = field trip Curriculum schedule Subject to modifications Side 2/2 Comments: The specifications regarding the academic performances and examination results as well as the attendance requirements are listed in the module handbook. 1 A credit point corresponds to a workload of 30 hours, which can be achieved by attendance of lectures, seminars and courses a s well as by means of self-study (e.g. preparatory- and follow-up work, tutorials etc.). * Participation at the review course is partly voluntary. The test at the end of the course is obligatory. The review course covers topics and issues, which are defined as a requirement for the program entry.