The learning outcomes for the BSc in Sports Science state that degree holders can apply their knowledge and skills in practical ways in sport science, as follows:
- Work in an independent and organized manner, set goals, plan and implement solutions to diverse problems.
- Apply the methods and procedures of sports science to answer diverse questions.
- Competence to teach and coach the fundamentals in the main sporting events.
- Competence to perform first-aid and life-saving in various situations.
- Possess the competence to undertake advanced studies.
- Participate actively and cooperatively in group tasks, and assume a leadership role.
- Be able to conduct original research, from initial conception of the research idea to the presentation of research findings, and the preparing of research reports.
- Interpret and present theoretical issues and empirical findings.
- Be receptive to new ideas and innovation in coaching and teaching.
- Provide sound justifications for conclusions and recognize when further evidence is needed.
- Conduct independent research in a wide range of fields of sports science.
- Evaluate critically information and claims proffered about coaching in its various forms.
