International Master's in Performance Analysis of Sport (IMPAS)

The International Master's in Performance Analysis of Sport (IMPAS) at Otto von Guericke University Magdeburg is designed to equip students with advanced analytical and practical skills necessary for understanding and improving performance in sports. The program spans over four semesters, blending theoretical knowledge with essential practical applications. Students engage in rigorous modules that cover topics such as data analytics, biomechanics, psychology, and technology in sports, providing a comprehensive foundation in performance analysis.

In compliance with the European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System (ECTS), students complete a series of modules, allowing them to earn credits as they progress through their studies. The curriculum is structured to ensure that students not only gain knowledge but also apply it through projects and case studies. The program culminates in a thesis, which focuses on a specific area of interest within performance analysis, further enhancing research capabilities.

This master's program is particularly suited for individuals who are passionate about sports and wish to pursue a career in sport analysis, coaching, or sports technology. Ideal candidates often have backgrounds in sports science, physical education, or related fields and are ready to delve into the analytical side of sports performance.

Additionally, studying in Germany opens numerous opportunities for students. With a strong sports culture and a vibrant economy, especially characterized by the presence of many Mittelstand enterprises, students can expect numerous connections and potential collaborations. Upon graduation, students have the right to an 18-month post-study job-seeking permit, enabling them to explore career prospects in a robust job market.

• Performance Analyst
• Sports Coach
• Data Analyst in Sports
• Sport Technology Consultant
• Researcher in Sports Science

These roles are commonly found in various industries, such as athletic organizations, research institutions, sports technology companies, and educational institutions focusing on sports science, making graduates highly sought after in the field.