The study programme prepares – both theoretically and practically – for the profession of a psychologist working with people practising sports and undergoing biological regeneration or rehabilitation, as well as contestants in competitive sports and personal trainers. The aim of the course is to provide students with the latest knowledge in sports psychology and equip them with basic psychological skills required for a psychological practice in the field of sports, physical education and recreation. Students will learn how to use their knowledge in solving specific psychological problems arising from sports training and combat. The work of psychologists in sports is becoming increasingly important these days. The task of sports psychologists is to support the development of athletes of various disciplines and to work on their motivation and problem-solving, both in the context of amateur and professional sports.