Target level of study
BAC +5
ECTS
120 credits
Duration
2 years
Training structure
STAPS Faculty
Language(s) of instruction
French
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Rehabilitation in Adapted Physical Activities (RAPA)
The Master's degree in Rehabilitation through Adapted Physical Activities (RAPA) is designed to qualify future
managers in Adapted Physical Activity (APA) engineering in specialized professional sectors,
medical, medico-social or socio-educational, and in human services structures and
health networks working in the care of people with impairments,
chronic illnesses, people with disabilities or at risk with regard to health and
ageing people.
Rehabilitation through APA is a holistic approach, taking place in a multi-disci-
plinary context and aiming to prevent, improve or maintain the state of health, quality of life and
social participation of each individual, as well as limiting direct and
indirect healthcare costs. At the end of their training, graduates are able to intervene at all levels
of the design, supervision, implementation, evaluation and follow-up of APA projects and pro-
grams for people with specific needs, from the youngest to the oldest.
GEstion de la Santé par l'Activité Physique pour les Personnes Agées (Master 2 only)
Physical activity has become a central component of successful, healthy aging. But not all activities are equal in terms of improving health and quality of life. Programming them requires solid scientific and methodological skills.
Following on from the " Adapted Physical Activity & Health " (APAS) Bachelor's degree, the " Health Management through Physical Activity for the Elderly " (GESAPPA) Master 2 in the "Physical Activity for Health" (APPS) specialization of the Grand Sud Master's program is now open. Its aim is to train physical activity managers specialized in supporting independent or dependent populations as they age.
Prevention, Health Education, Physical Activity (PESAP)
The "Prevention, Health Education, Physical Activity" (PESAP) vocational training program is designed to qualify future managers in the field of health promotion, defined as the process of empowering people to take greater control of, and improve, their own health. More specifically, they are trained to use physical activities as a lever to ensure this promotion, taking into account the sense of involvement of individuals in their practices.
Ultimately, the training program aims to provide the skills needed to create conditions conducive to healthy living in all areas of life, particularly in terms of lifestyles and the role of physical activity.
Admission
Admission requirements
M1: Licence STAPS mention APAS or equivalent
M2: M1 APAS or equivalent