Pós-Graduação
Stricto sensu

Master of Science and Doctor of Philosophy

Health Promotion-Related Exercise

Londrina – PR

About Us

The Strictu Sensu Graduate Program in Health Promotion-Related Exercise started its activities in March/2012 and consists of a pioneering initiative of professional master’s degree in the area of Physical Education and Physiotherapy. The program is offered in in-class modality, a the unit UNOPAR/Pizza, in the city of Londrina, Paraná. In the last quadrennium it was evaluated by CAPES with concept 4.

Master of Science offers 20 vacancies and Doctor of Philosophy offers 10 vacancies annually for regular students. Registrations for the selection process are carried out in the months of October/November of each year and the tests are held occur in the month of December. The selection process is made up of knowledge Test involving issues related to the theme “Physical exercise in Health Promotion”, analysis of Curriculum Vitae and Interview.

Goals

Acting in professional training already inserted in the labor market directed to physical exercise in the health promotion, so as to contribute to the purchase of higher complexity level of intervention in its routine of service;
To offer the opportunity of continued formation with a vision of a multidisciplinary performance for creation, mobilization and consolidation of technical-scientific competences oriented to prescription and the orientation of physical exercise on health promotion in different life cycles; and
Provide conditions for development and improvement of methods, techniques, processes and products related to professional activities associated with physical exercise in health promotion.

Target Audience

Graduated students in Physical Education, Sports, Physiotherapy, Medicine, Nutrition and related areas.

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Fields of Research

Methods and protocols related to the prescription of physical exercise

Professional intervention and scientific research that can ensure the incorporation and/or development of methods and evaluation protocols, prescription and guidance of physical exercise programs related to health promotion in its different dimensions: prevention/control of illness and health rehabilitation.

Research Topics

Research Topic 1 – Preventive Dimensions of physical exercise: Approach of methods and protocols related to the practice of physical exercise at a young age, in adults and in the elderly associated with biological and behavioral indicators that may reflect on the prevention and control of chronic non-communicable diseases, being described as an important adjuvant in the proposition and in the development of programs and projects for health promotion; and

Research Topic 2 – Therapeutic Dimensions of physical exercise: Approach of methods and protocols related to the practice of physical exercise at a young age, in adults and in the elderly associated with biological and behavioral indicators that may reflect on the prevention and control of chronic non-communicable diseases, being described as an important adjuvant in the proposition and in the development of programs and projects for health promotion.

Courses

Master of Science

Compulsory Courses

Physical activity and physical fitness in health promotion / 45 Hours – 3 Credits
Scientific methodology and preparation of projects / 45 Hours – 3 Credits
Advanced Topics in physiology of Physical Exercise / 45 Hours – 3 Credits

Elective Courses - General Major

Biostatistics / 45 Hours – 3 Credits
Bioethics / 45 Hours – 3 Credits
Physical growth, development and biological maturation/45 Hours – 3 Credits
Supervised Traineeship in Teaching / 30 Hours – 2 Credits
Instruments of assessment and intervention in Physical Exercise / 45 Hours – 3 Credits
Special Topics in Nutrition and Physical Exercise / 45 Hours – 3 Credits

Elective Courses - Specific Major

Physical exercise at a young age / 45 Hours – 3 Credits
Physical exercise at an adult age / 45 Hours – 3 Credits
Physical exercise and aging / 45 Hours – 3 Credits
Physical exercise in musculoskeletal Dysfunctions / 45 Hours – 3 Credits
Physical exercise in Cardiometabolic and Respiratory Dysfunctions / 45 Hours – 3 Credits
Injuries associated to Physical Exercise / 45 Hours – 3 Credits

Doctor of Philosophy

Compulsory Courses

Physical activity and physical fitness in health promotion / 45 Hours – 3 Credits
Scientific methodology and preparation of projects / 45 Hours – 3 Credits
Advanced Topics in physiology of Physical Exercise / 45 Hours – 3 Credits

Elective Courses - General Major

Biostatistics / 45 Hours – 3 Credits
Bioethics / 45 Hours – 3 Credits
Physical growth, development and biological maturation/45 Hours – 3 Credits
Supervised Traineeship in Teaching / 30 Hours – 2 Credits
Instruments of assessment and intervention in Physical Exercise / 45 Hours – 3 Credits
Special Topics in Nutrition and Physical Exercise / 45 Hours – 3 Credits

Elective Courses - Specific Major

Physical exercise at a young age / 45 Hours – 3 Credits
Physical exercise at an adult age / 45 Hours – 3 Credits
Physical exercise and aging / 45 Hours – 3 Credits
Physical exercise in musculoskeletal Dysfunctions / 45 Hours – 3 Credits
Physical exercise in Cardiometabolic and Respiratory Dysfunctions / 45 Hours – 3 Credits
Injuries associated to Physical Exercise / 45 Hours – 3 Credits

Final Paper

The postulant to the title of Professional Master’s Degree in physical exercise in Health Promotion shall prepare and submit to a Board of Examination report of his or her technical-scientific production , which should contain the results of scientific studies developed with his or her advisor and technical production outlined and completed during the course.

The technical production should be linked to the proposition of immediate solution of real problems in the working environment and can be presented in different formats: (a) technical publication in book form, manual operation, practical guide, didactic book; (b) development of applications; (c) the production of electronic media; (d) Construction of software; (e) definition of prototypes to production equipment; and (f) idealization of project of technological innovation.