The University of Malaya, referred to as "University of Malaysia" or "UM", is the leading public research university in Malaysia, located in Kuala Lumpur, the capital. It is the oldest institution of higher education in Malaysia, especially famous for art, science and medicine, and many disciplines enjoy world-class reputation. As the largest and most famous university in Malaysia, the University of Malaysia is a member of Asian University Alliance, Pacific Rim University Alliance, 2 1 Century Maritime Silk Road University Alliance and association of commonwealth universities.
The Sports Science Center of the University of Malaya was established in 1986. It was originally named the sports center. It is the first university in Malaysia to offer a bachelor's degree in sports science. In addition to teaching and research tasks, the center will also organize various sports activities, and it is the coordinating body of the Malaysian sports community.
Bachelor of Science in Physical Education (Sports Science): Sports science is a related discipline of sports science. By studying all aspects of sports science, such as anatomical physiology, biomechanics, sports nutrition, sports psychology, sports measurement and sports science research, the graduates of the University of Malaya will have rich professional knowledge to cope with the changes and development of the industry. The Sports Science Center of the University of Malaya continuously improves the quality of sports science courses, so that future students can experience more advanced teaching methods, get guidance from more industry experts and have better career development opportunities.
Employment of undergraduates majoring in physical education in Malaya University
At present, the employment direction of sports major in Malaysia mainly includes the following parts:
Teachers: physical education teaching, senior management of physical education departments, physical education theory and scientific physical education theory research.
Civil servants: national sports administrative departments at all levels, government departments, sports industry employment guidance, sports scientific research institutions, social sports management institutions, lecturers of sports museums, and civilian personnel of sports bureaus.
Reporter: sports reporters, sports program planners and hosts, sports commentators, etc.
Individual sports practitioners: sports clubs, gymnasiums, personal trainers, personal nutritionists, and research and development of sporting goods.
Related industries: training and guidance, health care and rehabilitation, nutrition medicine, rehabilitation therapist.