Programs Offered
Programs Offered
The Department of PG Studies was started in the year 1996 as a part of the Directorate of Physical Education offering a two year post graduate degree (MPES). Later, in 2003 owing to demand for a BPEd degree and to stay in tune with the existing degrees in Karnataka state, the MPES degree was discontinued and a one year degree (BPEd) and two year degree (MPEd - 2004) was offered. At present the department is engaged in teaching and research and has an one hundred percent placement record in the state and outside. At present the degrees being offered by the department are MPEd and doctoral degrees.
MPEd Programme Duration
Two years or four semesters.
Entry Requirements
Degree in Bachelors of Physical Education (BPEd) or equivalent in BPE.
(undergraduate degree).
Selection
The candidates are selected on the basis of BPEd marks, entrance exam (physical and written tests) and sports achievements. The written test will be of objective questions format and the sports achievement will be graded based on the level of achievement.
Course Content
The MPEd programme is multi-disciplinary in nature and brings together the subjects of Sociology, History, Research, Evaluation, Sports Physiology, Sports training, Sports Biomechanics and Kinesiology, Sports Psychology etc.
The programme will focus on four main domains
- Theoretical and conceptual framework of different disciplines on the basis of which sports administration, evaluation and performance is developed.
- Specialisation in a game/sport in each of the semesters which makes a candidate learn the intricacies of coaching and officiating in the specialised game/sport.
- Lab experiences pertaining to various sports sciences such as sports physiology, sports training, sports psychology, biomechanics and Kinesiology and Computer Applications.
- Practical teaching and coaching experiences in various Schools and colleges.
- Further certain optional and choice based subjects will be offered to the students to cater to their requirements and interests.
Teaching Modules
Semester 1
Theory – Core
MDH 401 Research Process in Physical Education & Sports Sciences
MDH 402 Principles and Methods of Sports Training
MDH 403 Test, Measurement and Evaluation in Physical Education
Theory – Electives
MDS 404 Yogic Sciences
MDS 405 Sports Technology
Practical
MDH 406 Specialisation - Track and Field I – Running Events and Hurdles
MDH 407 Lab - Physiology of Exercise
MDH 408 Test, Measurement and Evaluation
MDS 409 Games Specialisation – Wrestling / Football / Hockey (Any one)
Semester 2
Theory – Core
MDH 451 Open Elective - Fitness and Wellness
MDH 452 Applied Statistics in Physical Education & Sports
MDH 453 Physiology of Exercise
Theory – Electives
MDS 454 Sports Journalism and Mass Media
MDS 455 Sports Management
Practical
MDH 456 Specialisation - Track and Field II – Jumping Events
MDH 457 Lab - Physiology of Exercise
MDH 458 Coaching lessons in Track and Field and Games
MDS 459 Games Specialisation– Kho Kho / Volleyball / Cricket (Any one)
Semester 3
Theory – Core
MDH 501 Open Elective - Contemporary trends in Physical Education and Sports
MDH 502 Sports Psychology
Theory – Electives
MDS 503 Sports Sponsorship
MDS 504 Adapted and Corrective Physical Education
MDS 505 Sports Medicine
Practical
MDH 506 Specialisation - Track and Field III – Throwing Events
MDH 507 Lab - Sports Psychology
MDH 508 Internship
MDS 509 Games Specialisation – Badminton / Kabaddi / Weightlifting (Any one)
Semester 4
Theory – Core
MDH 551 Dissertation
MDH 552 Biomechanics and Kinesiology
Theory – Electives
MDS 553 Value and Environmental Education
MDS 554 Sports Sociology
MDS 555 ICT in Physical Education
Practical
MDH 556 Specialisation - Track and Field IV - Combined Events, Cross Country, Race Walking, Track and Field marking and officiating
MDS 557 Lab - Biomechanics and Kinesiology
MDS 558 Computer Applications
MDS 559 Games Specialisation – Handball / Tennis / Basketball (Any one)
Maximum Intake
MPEd – 40 students
Doctoral Programme
Research opportunities are offered in the department by Providing facilities for research and awarding doctoral degrees. The research streams include Sports Sociology, Sports Psychology, Sports Management and Sports Biological Sciences.
Duration
4 years for full time and 6 years for part-time.
Entry Requirements
Post graduate in Physical Education with a minimum of 50% marks at the post graduate level. Inter disciplinary research is also encouraged.
Selection
The selection is through a combination of entrance exam and interview. NET/SLET/JRF candidates are given due credit. Further marks at the postgrauate degree level will be considered for assigning merit.
Course Content
The first six months consists of course work which consists of two papers after which the candidate will be evaluated with an exam. On passing the course work exam the candidate is registered under the respective research guide who will guide the candidate through his/her research work.
Future Prospects
- Physical Education teachers in schools and colleges
- Additional NIS coaching diploma will enable a coaching job
- Fitness Trainer and consultant
- Sports scientists
- Sports Administrators
- Sports Trainers