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M.Sc Sports Biomechanics

Course Duration

2 years
(4 semesters)

Eligibility Criteria

Candidates must have completed B.Sc / B.P.Ed / BPT / B.E / B.Tech or any equivalent degree from a recognized university.

Overview

In an era marked by rapid advancements in sports performance, rehabilitation, and sports technology, the global demand for specialized professionals in Sports Biomechanics is steadily increasing. In alignment with this growing need and with the vision of strengthening India’s sports and scientific ecosystem, REVA University offers an advanced postgraduate program in M.Sc. Sports Biomechanics under the Department of Sports & Exercise Science

The M.Sc. Sports Biomechanics program is a two-year, full-time, application- and research-oriented postgraduate program that integrates advanced theoretical knowledge with extensive practical and laboratory-based learning. The program is designed to provide an in-depth understanding of the mechanical principles governing human movement, force generation, injury mechanisms, and performance optimization across sports, exercise, and rehabilitation settings.

This postgraduate program focuses on advanced movement analysis, kinetics and kinematics, neuromuscular biomechanics, sports technology, ergonomics, and research methodology. Students develop strong analytical and problem-solving skills through hands-on training with modern biomechanical instruments, data analysis tools, and evidence-based assessment techniques. The curriculum prepares graduates to apply scientific principles in elite sports performance, rehabilitation, ergonomics, sports technology industries, and academic research.

The M.Sc. Sports Biomechanics program offers a comprehensive academic structure comprising advanced core courses, electives, laboratory practicals, skill development modules, internships, and a mandatory research project. Through these components, students gain the competence to conduct scientific research, apply biomechanical principles effectively, and pursue careers as sports biomechanists, researchers, academicians, and doctoral scholars in national and international settings.

Vision

To develop technologically empowered, research-driven, and globally competent sports biomechanics professionals who enhance human performance, health, rehabilitation, and wellbeing through innovation, scientific excellence, and sustainable practices.

Mission

oriented and research-driven, aligned with industry and academic standards.

Course Curriculum

Sem - 1

01Research Methodology and Statistics

02Anatomy and Functional Movement Analysis

03Neuromuscular Function

04Kinesiology of Human Performance

05Science of Motor learning and performance

06Sports Anthropometry

07Sports Psychology

08Sports Coaching

09Paediatric Biomechanics

10Practical - Kinesiology of Human Performance

11Practical - Sports Anthropometry

12Practical - Sports Psychology

13Practical - Sports Coaching

14Practical - Anatomy and Functional Movement Analysis

Sem - 2

01Exercise Physiology

02Measurement Techniques in Biomechanics

03Applied Sports Biomechanics – Track Events

04Applied Sports Biomechanics – Field Events

05Applied Sports Biomechanics – Racket Sports

06Women’s Health

07Youth, Master and Para Athlete

08Practical - Exercise Physiology

09Practical -Measurement Techniques in Biomechanics

10Practical -Applied Sports Biomechanics – Track Events

11Practical -Applied Sports Biomechanics – Field Events

12Practical -Women’s Health

13Practical -Youth, Master and Para Athlete

14Soft skill Training

15Practical - Applied Sports Biomechanics – Racket Sports

Sem - 3

01Strength and Conditioning – Biomechanical Perspective

02Biomechanics of Human Gait and Posture

03Sports Performance Analysis

04Computational Biomechanics

05Biomechanics of Injury and Rehabilitation

06Sports Nutrition

07Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning in Biomechanics

08Programming Languages - MATLAB, Python, R

09Practical - Strength and Conditioning – Biomechanical Perspective

10Practical - Biomechanics of Human Gait & Posture

11Practical - Sports Performance Analysis

12Practical - Computational Biomechanics

13Practical - Biomechanics of Injury and Rehabilitation

14Practical - Sports Nutrition

Sem - 4

01Research Project

02Internship

Programme Educational Objectives (PEOs)

The Programme Educational Objectives are to prepare the students to:

PEO-1

Advanced Scientific Knowledge and Application : Graduates of the M.Sc. Sports Biomechanics program will acquire advanced theoretical knowledge and practical expertise in biomechanics, human movement analysis, neuromuscular function, and performance science, enabling them to apply biomechanical principles effectively in sports performance, rehabilitation, ergonomics, and allied domains.

PEO-2

Research, Analysis, and Innovation : Graduates will develop strong research competence, analytical thinking, and problem-solving skills through exposure to research methodology, computational biomechanics, measurement techniques, and data analysis tools, preparing them to conduct independent research, pursue doctoral studies, and contribute to scientific innovation.

PEO-3

Professional Practice and Interdisciplinary Integration : Graduates will demonstrate professional competence by integrating biomechanics with exercise physiology, strength and conditioning, sports nutrition, injury prevention, and sports technology, enabling effective collaboration in multidisciplinary teams across sports, healthcare, and research environments.

PEO-4

Ethical Leadership and Lifelong Learning : Graduates will exhibit ethical responsibility, scientific integrity, and leadership qualities while engaging in lifelong learning to adapt to evolving technologies such as AI, machine learning, and advanced biomechanical tools, contributing responsibly to national and international sports science and health sectors.

Programme Outcomes (POs)

Graduates will be able to analyze human movement using advanced biomechanical tools and techniques. They will design evidence-based solutions for performance enhancement, injury prevention, and rehabilitation. Graduates will demonstrate strong research, analytical, and technological competence in biomechanics. They will be prepared for careers in sports performance, research, academics, and doctoral studies.

Upon completion of the M.Sc Sports Biomechanics, students should be able to demonstrate the following program outcomes:

PO 1

Advanced Disciplinary Knowledge : Demonstrate comprehensive and in-depth knowledge of biomechanics, kinesiology, neuromuscular function, functional anatomy, measurement techniques, gait analysis, and applied sports biomechanics across track and field events.

PO 2

Research Methodology & Scientific Inquiry : Apply research methodology, experimental design, biostatistics, data analytics, and computational tools (MATLAB, AI/ML, simulation techniques) to conduct independent and ethically sound research in sports biomechanics.

PO 3

Critical Thinking & Analytical Reasoning : Critically analyze human movement, sports performance, injury mechanisms, and motor learning patterns using scientific reasoning and biomechanical models.

PO 4

Problem Solving & Evidence-Based Decision Making : Identify biomechanical issues, interpret movement data, and design scientifically validated solutions for performance enhancement, injury prevention, and rehabilitation programs.

PO 5

Technological & Digital Competence : Use modern instrumentation including motion capture, EMG, force platforms, 2D/3D video analysis, anthropometric tools, performance analysis software, wearable sensors, and AI-based biomechanical tools.

PO 6

Applied Sports Performance Expertise : Integrate biomechanical principles into sports coaching, strength & conditioning, sports nutrition, performance analysis, and applied sports biomechanics (track and field events) to optimize athlete development.

PO 7

Human Function, Health & Special Populations Understanding: Demonstrate understanding of women’s health, youth athletes, masters athletes, para-athletes, neuromuscular control, posture, gait deviations, and functional movement screening for safe and effective performance planning.

PO 8

Professional Ethics & Values: Practice ethical conduct, research integrity, safety standards, and responsible use of advanced sports technologies in academic, clinical, and sports environments.

PO 9

Communication Skills: Effectively communicate biomechanical assessments, research findings, performance evaluations, and scientific reports to coaches, athletes, healthcare providers, and academic communities.

PO 10

Individual & Team Collaboration : Work effectively as an individual and as part of multidisciplinary teams involving physiotherapists, coaches, psychologists, nutritionists, data scientists, and sports performance analysts.

PO 11

Leadership, Management & Entrepreneurship : Demonstrate leadership in managing sports science laboratories, athlete assessment centers, coaching environments, internships, and collaborative sports technology projects, with the ability to innovate and create entrepreneurship pathways.

PO 12

Lifelong Learning & Professional Advancement : Engage in continuous learning, adopt emerging technologies (AI/ML, computational biomechanics), pursue higher education, research careers, or professional certifications to contribute to the field of sports biomechanics

Programme Specific Outcomes

On successful completion of the program, the graduates of M.Sc (Sports Biomechanics) program will be able to:

PSO - 1 Advanced Biomechanical Assessment & Movement Analysis : Graduates will be able to analyze human movement using advanced biomechanical tools—including motion capture, EMG, force platforms, video analysis, anthropometry, and functional movement screening—to interpret performance, identify movement faults, and provide corrective recommendations across different sports.
PSO - 2 Applied Sports Biomechanics for Performance Optimization : Graduates will apply biomechanical principles to evaluate, design, and optimize sport-specific techniques in track and field events, strength & conditioning programs, and coaching interventions to enhance athletic performance, efficiency, and safety.
PSO - 3 Computational, Analytical & Technological Proficiency : Graduates will demonstrate competence in computational biomechanics, modeling, simulation, MATLAB, AI/ML applications, and quantitative data processing to solve complex movement-related problems and conduct advanced biomechanics research.
PSO - 4 Injury Mechanism Analysis, Rehabilitation & Athlete Health Management : Graduates will be able to assess injury mechanisms, gait/posture deviations, neuromuscular dysfunction, and population-specific needs (women, youth, master, para-athletes) to design evidence-based rehabilitation strategies and holistic athlete health and performance plans.

Career Opportunities

Sports Biomechanist in elite sports academies and performance centers
Performance Analyst in professional sports teams and institutes
Research Associate / Scientist in sports science and biomechanics laboratories
Rehabilitation & Movement Specialist in hospitals and physiotherapy centers
Ergonomics & Human Factors Specialist in corporate and industrial sectors
Sports Technology Consultant in wearable tech and analytics companies
Academician in universities and colleges
Ph.D. Scholar / Doctoral Researcher in India and abroad

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