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Microcredential in Biomechanics of Sports | Polytechnic University of Puerto Rico
The Microcredential in Biomechanics of Sports provides a comprehensive and detailed analysis of sport movements to minimize the risk of injury and improve sports performance. Sport and exercise biomechanics encompass the area of science concerned with the analysis of the mechanics of human movement. It refers to the description, detailed analysis, and assessment of human movement during sport activities.
The Microcredential in Biomechanics of Sports incorporates a detailed analysis of sport movements to minimize the risk of injury and improve sports performance. Sport and exercise biomechanics encompass the area of science concerned with the analysis of the mechanics of human movement. It refers to the description, detailed analysis, and assessment of human movement during sport activities. Mechanics is a branch of physics that is concerned with the description of motion/movement and how forces create motion/movement.
This program delivers technical knowledge with appropriate experience to prevent injuries and improve in sports.
Key Decision Factors
Key Decision Factors
Flexible duration: Can be completed in three trimesters by taking one course per term.
Delivery mode: Available both online and on campus.
Access requirement: The student must be enrolled in a combined bachelor’s and master’s degree program.
Institutional recognition: Polytechnic University of Puerto Rico is fully accredited and recognized for academic excellence.
Expert instructors: Faculty with solid training and experience in bioengineering.
Gateway to further education: Can serve as a steppingstone to pursue a full degree in Biomedical Engineering or related fields.
Curriculum Sequence
Curriculum Sequence
BME 4110 (3 credits) – Biomechanics of Sports
BME 4970 (3 credits) – BME Practice
BME 6100 (3 credits) – Bioengineering and Physiological Systems
Prerequisites:
BME 3131 (1 credit) – Fundamentals of Biomechanics Lab.
BME 3230 (3 credits) – Biomedical Signals and Systems
Faculty
Faculty
The School of Engineering and Applied Sciences faculty, responsible for the Microcredential in Biomechanics of Sports, is composed of highly qualified academics and practitioners who bring together a solid combination of scholarly expertise, professional experience, and innovative teaching practices.
Career Opportunities
Career Opportunities
The Biomedical Engineering microcredential is specifically designed for undergraduate engineering students interested in applying their engineering knowledge to applications in health care and prepares students for direct entry into the applied biomedical engineering industry with specialization in biomedical technologies or pursuing graduate studies in biomedical engineering, medicine, and dentistry.
Contact Us
Contact Us
Ricardo J. Bravo BME Director (787) 622-8000 ext 442
María Ramos Administrator Assistant (787) 622-8000 ext 247
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