Sports Psychology, Master of Science

Admission requirements

Admission Requirements:

• Qualification for the Master’s degree according to § 10 BerlHG: a relevant Bachelor’s degree in the field of Psychology or Sports Science, humanities and social sciences with study components in counselling and corresponding experience and references to sport.
• The title Sports Psychologist (M.Sc.) may only be used by students with a degree in psychology. All other disciplines complete this Master’s as a sports psychology consultant.
• For foreign applicants, proof of education according to § 11 BerlHG.

To achieve top performance, competitive athletes must not be hindered by anything. Even minor psychological conflicts can quickly mean the end of a sporting career or at least cause a decline in performance. Therefore, more and more competitive athletes are turning to professional sports psychologists who combine expertise from both the sporting and psychological fields.

The Master’s degree programme in Sports Psychology at BSP Business School Berlin is a good choice for the training of these specialists. Here, the coaches, mentors, supervisors or crisis managers of tomorrow are trained.

Professional profile and career prospects:

The professional and career prospects after completing the course are diverse. As a graduate of the Master’s programme in Sports Psychology, you will possess profound key qualifications in psychology, coaching and management. These open up career opportunities in the fields of competitive sport and business, where delivering peak performance is essential.

Fields of activity for sports psychologists:

• Coaching of athletes and coaches in competitive sport, club and family members, managers and companies in business
• Institutional clients such as associations, management teams, clubs, elite sports centres
• Organisational development in sports institutions, clubs as well as in corporate management
• Team development, group dynamics, mentoring, moderation, supervision in sport and business
• Communication and media training for competitive athletes, associations, clubs, managers