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Applied Sport Education of Security Bodies (master's combined single-subject)

1st year
1st term
FSpS:NK4710 Special Education • 98 %
FSpS:NK4711 Theory of Self-Defence • 98 %
FSpS:NK4712 Personal Self-Defence • 98 %
FSpS:NK4713 Theory and Didactics of Combat Sports 1 • 98 %
FSpS:NK4714 Climbing • 98 %
FSpS:NK4715 Physiology for Security Bodies • 98 %
FSpS:NK4716 Biomechanics for Security Bodies • 98 %
FSpS:NK4717 Preparatory Exercises in Self-Defence • 98 %
2nd term
FSpS:NK4720 Theory and Didactics of Combat Sports 2 • 98 %
FSpS:NK4721 Technical Resources in Self-Defence • 98 %
FSpS:NK4723 Didactics of Self-Defence • 98 %
FSpS:NK4725 Didactics Technique in Self-Defence • 98 %
FSpS:NK4727 Self-Defence of Specific Groups • 98 %
FSpS:NK4722 Theory and Didactics of Climbing • 96 %
FSpS:NK4724 Androdidactics • 96 %
FSpS:NK4726 Psychology for Security Bodies • 96 %
2nd year
3rd term
FSpS:NK4730 Physical Preparation in Security Bodies • 95 %
FSpS:NK4733 Situations in Self-Defence • 95 %
FSpS:NK4734 Bodyguarding • 95 %
FSpS:NK4735 Coercive Measures • 95 %
FSpS:N4732 Professional Practice 1 • 95 %
FSpS:NK4731 Theory and Didactics of Swimming • 89 %
FSpS:NK4001 Methodology • 87 %
FSpS:N4002 Master's Thesis 1 • 82 %
FSpS:N4003 English • 16 %
4th term
FSpS:NK4742 Management and Marketing in Security Bodies • 90 %
FSpS:NK4743 Integrated Rescue System • 90 %
FSpS:NK4744 Professional Self-Defence Projects • 90 %
FSpS:N4741 Professional Practice 2 • 90 %
FSpS:NK4740 Criminology • 85 %
FSpS:N4004 Master's Thesis 2 • 85 %
FSpS:N4003 English • 69 %
FSpS:N4002 Master's Thesis 1 • 15 %

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