Master Sciences Du Numerique Et Sport

Digital sciences and sport is an interdisciplinary field applying data analysis, technology, and digital tools to the study and practice of sport, physical activity, and athletic performance. Students in this area typically study sports science fundamentals alongside data analysis, statistics, and digital technologies used to monitor performance, manage sports organisations, or support training and coaching decisions. Coursework often combines an understanding of physical activity and athletic performance with technical skills in handling and interpreting sports-related data, including performance metrics gathered through sensors and tracking systems. Graduates commonly pursue careers as performance analysts, sports technology specialists, digital project managers within sports organisations, or roles supporting coaching and athlete development through data. The Master Sciences Du Numerique Et Sport is offered by Université Rennes 2, located in Rennes Cédex, France. It is a master's degree completed over two years, taught in French, with an intake beginning in September, based on the standard academic calendar. Annual tuition is 250 EUR. Because sport increasingly relies on data and digital tools, from wearable sensors to video analysis software, students in this field typically learn to collect, process, and interpret data relevant to athletic performance, team management, and sports organisations more broadly. This can include studying how digital tools are used in talent identification, injury prevention, and strategic decision-making within sports teams and organisations. Graduates trained in digital sciences and sport may find opportunities within professional and amateur sports organisations, technology companies developing tools for athletic performance, and research settings studying the application of digital methods to sport, applying technical and analytical skills to a field increasingly shaped by data and digital innovation.