Focus: Sport, Exercise and Health; Thee modules with 20 credit points,; including a project seminar in which students explicitly plan, implement and evaluate interventions for health promotion in cooperation with schools.; A focus on competence as a consistent principle in the didactic and scientific courses.

Within the framework of extensive project seminars, direct students obtain application-related insights, experience, knowledge and skills for the independent implementation of initiatives in the field of "Movement and Health". In small learning groups, the independent conceptualisation, implementation and evaluation of movement-related health promotion is tested in real-life projects. Against the backdrop of the heterogeneous experience/educational backgrounds of the students, this takes place in intercultural and interdisciplinary exchange.

Cooperation with primary actors in health and exercise promotion: DSS is the first WHO cooperation centre for "Movement and Health" in Europe; interdisciplinary EU-funded research with high internationality (Europe, North America and Australia); synergies between the international Master's degree programme "Physical activity and health" (taught in English) and international research projects.

Uni Verona, Italien; Uni Jyväskylä, Finnland; University College of Southeast Norway, Norwegen; Uni Sevilla, Spanien; Uni Porto, Portugal; Uni Kaunas, Litauen; Palacký University Olomouc, Tschechien

The DSS has three sites: its own Sports campus in Erlangen with lecture theatre, seminar rooms, CIP cluster, laboratories (Kinesiology and Sports Medicine) and diverse sports facilities (sports halls, swimming pool, fitness rooms, outdoor facilities for football, beach volleyball, basketball, track and field athletics, tennis courts, climbing tower, boulder wall, running track, inline-skating track, etc.). At the Regensburg Str. site in Nuremberg there are further facilities (sports hall, swimming pool, seminar rooms, outdoor facilities). Water sports centre on Lake Brombach in Pleinfeld with sailing marina and seminar centre.

Exercise and health as a profile in research and development; interdisciplinary projects in the field of exercise and health, education in sport and industry-related research; networking in health research, medicine, elite sports, industry/business; extensive research funding by then EU, BMBF, BMG, BISp, DRV, foundations, DOSB, industry, etc.; WHO Collaborating Centre for Physical Activity & Public Health; cooperation with the public health system (BMG, payers and service providers) and organised sports; knowledge transfer, start-ups and patents.

Gender-specific and gender-neutral offerings for all FAU students and employees (scientific/non-scientific)—International and intercultural sports offer—sports for former (older) employees.