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Master’s Degree in Sports Training & Nutrition

Master’s Degree in Sports Training & Nutrition Madrid

A unique programme in Spain that prepares you to provide a comprehensive training service for professional and amateur athletes alike.

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  • 10 Months, 60 ECTS

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Master in Sports Training and Nutrition

Our Master’s Degree in Sports Training & Nutrition is an official masters programme, which lasts for 9 months, in which you will specialise in these two areas: sports training and nutrition, with the aim that you can develop and grow as a professional in the sport sector. You will study modules such as biochemistry and psychology, nutrition and ergogenic aids, and sports injuries, among others. Specialise in developing training plans and nutritional strategies based on the needs of the athlete, improving their sports performance.

As a student of the Master in Sports Training and Nutrition, you will have access to some of the leading facilities of any university in Spain, including a state-of-the-art sports centre which also includes human research labs. You’ll also be taught by experts in the sports training and nutrition field, many of them working at Real Madrid and other top organisations in the sports industry.

Official degree issued by Universidad Europea de Madrid

Classes in English or Spanish
Villaviciosa de Odón
Start: 17 oct. 2025
Faculty of Medicine, Health and Sport Escuela Universitaria Real Madrid Universidad Europea

Why study the Master in Sports Nutrition?

Choose the only official Sports Training and Nutrition programme in Spain, a unique experience that immerses you in practical application from day one. You’ll learn from an internationally renowned teaching staff and take advantage of exclusive professional opportunities.

Experiential learning rooted in practice

A practical methodology underpins the entire programme. In order for students to optimally assimilate new knowledge, we combine teamwork, seminars and individual work at cutting-edge facilities. These include physiological laboratories with equipment for carrying out functional assessment and training tests, and a training lab equipped for strength measurement.

Renowned teaching staff

The faculty is composed of professionals from sports training, sports nutrition and medical fields. Each member of faculty is an active professional who is internationally renowned for working with top-tier sport organisations.

Academic quality

The Master’s in Sports Training and Nutrition is designed to provide students with specialised knowledge of the most state-of-the-art training methods, the latest trends in sports nutrition, and natural ergogenic aids for improving sports performance.

Best In-House facilities and equipment

Study at the leading sports sciences research centre in Spain—equipped with a fully updated sports complex—and enjoy the extensive facilities and laboratories at our Human Research Lab, where you can find the latest advances in sports sciences research equipment.

Professional vocation

You shall put theory into practice right from day one to develop the skillset you need to thrive in the sports industry. What’s more, all of our students get the chance to carry out professional internships at world-class sports institutions.

International networking

Develop the professional network you need to succeed by networking with our international teaching staff, diverse student body and the leading professionals you’ll meet at numerous events throughout the year.

Live the Real Madrid Experience

Enjoy exclusive experiences with Real Madrid C.F., the White Week, professional visits and live sporting events.

A prestigiuos school

The School’s academic quality is certified by its 17-year history and 15.000 graduates, most of whom are now successful international professionals in the sports industry.

Multicultural ambiance

During the programme you’ll have the chance to share the Campus with students from more than 80 nationalities as 80% of the School’s Students come from other countries out of Spain which Will enrich your experience and learning.

International Experiences

The international vocation of the School allows it to offer the student a unique and exclusive offer of International field trip that will allow you to discover the most renowned sport entities and facilities worldwide, during these experiences you’ll have the chance to learn hand to hand with their professionals the most succesfull strategies and models in the Sports Industry.

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ISAK Accreditation

You can obtain the ISAK Level I Certification, which will accredit you as an internationally qualified anthropometrist, awarded by the International Society for the Advancement of Kinanthropometry (ISAK). You will be trained to measure 17 anthropometric variables, understand the importance of accurate measurement following internationally established standardization protocols, analyze the differences between calipers, and develop skills in using software to calculate body composition. If you have Level I, you will be able to take the Level II exam as long as you meet the requirements established by ISAAK.

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More than 30 agreements

with top-tier companies and sports organisations such as federations, clubs and high-performance centres.

100%

Of students

enjoy unique professional internships in world-class companies and sports organisations completing projects that are related to their professional goals.

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Key professional profiles

make up our top-class faculty, composed of sports trainers, sports nutritionists and medical professors.

High Quality Facilities

In order for you to get the most out of our innovative academic model, Universidad Europea offers a range of labs equipped with the most advanced and innovative technologies.

HPR Lab Madrid

Campus of Villaviciosa de Odón

Human Performance Research Lab (HPRLab)

A state-of-the-art space for learning and research.

Ciudad deportiva Real Madrid

Campus of Alcobendas

Real Madrid City

The best Training Ground in the world

Instalaciones Club Deportivo Universidad Europea de Madrid

Campus of Villaviciosa de Odón

Sports Centre

The best and most complete sports facilities and with an experienced team of qualified professionals.

Estadio Santiago Bernabéu

Campus of Alcobendas

Santiago Bernabéu Stadium

Santiago Bernabeu Stadium, a Football History Monument

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ComillasA postgraduate qualification is essential to stand out in the current job market. Ambitious young professionals shall stand out even further thanks to this master’s links with the Universidad Europea - Real Madrid Graduate School.

Jorge Pérez

Master's in Sports Training and Nutrition Alumnus

Study plan

The objective of this master’s comprehensive training programme is to prepare you to:

  • Schedule training plans in the short, medium and long term in different contexts.
  • Manage devices for analysis of human movement and training control.
  • Plan diets and natural supplementation.
  • Conduct performance and body composition assessments.
  • Carry out research and conduct scientific enquiries.
  • You shall acquire specialised knowledge about the most avant-garde training methods, the latest trends in sports nutrition and natural ergogenic aids to improve sports performance. In addition, you’ll be able to train as a researcher by accessing the PhD in Physical Activity and Sports, certified by ANECA, at Universidad Europea de Madrid.
  • You shall experience a practical work methodology that combines teamwork, attendance at seminars and individual work on campus facilities equipped with the most advanced technology.
  • You shall complete a master’s thesis on an area related to research or the professional field of your choosing.

Methodologies are extremely diverse and depend on the module and professor. Some of the methodologies you shall come across include:

  • The Case Method
  • Cooperative Learning
  • Problem Based Learning (PBL)
  • Project Based Learning
  • Masterclasses
  • Simulation Environments
  • Learning Based on Workshops/Laboratory Lessons

Offered in the current academic course.

Programa de estudios

PRIMER CURSO

MateriaECTSTipoIdioma de impartición
Training I6OBLIGATORIAEnglish
Training II6OBLIGATORIAEnglish
Training III6OBLIGATORIAEnglish
Sports nutrition I6OBLIGATORIAEnglish
Sports nutrition II6OBLIGATORIAEnglish
Sports nutrition III6OBLIGATORIAEnglish
Practicum12OBLIGATORIAEnglish
Master's Thesis12OBLIGATORIAEnglish

Year of implementation of the Degree: 2009 - 2010

100 places

We have collaborations (not agreements) with research projects at the Polytechnic University of Madrid, University of Valladolid, Camilo José Cela University, Public University of Navarra, University of the Basque Country, University of Castilla–La Mancha, Francisco de Vitoria University and University of Valencia.

The graduate profile corresponds to a professional trained in the sciences of physical activity and sports, with a continuous interest in deepening and advancing their knowledge in the following areas:

  • Physiology of sports training.
  • Biomechanics applied to sports training.
  • Planning and periodization of sports training.
  • Sports injuries: prevention and recovery.
  • Nutrition and natural ergogenic aids applied to athletes.
  • Psychology and sociology of physical activity, sports, and sports competition.
  • Antropometrist Level I or II.

Internships in companies are a key element of your education

Gaining practical experience after completing your degree is the best way to enter the job market. There are two types of internships: curricular (included in your academic program) and extracurricular (those you can undertake voluntarily).

This program, thanks to its reputation in the industry, has over 30 agreements with top-tier companies and sports organizations where you can carry out your professional internships, in addition to positions available within the sports structure of Real Madrid C.F., reserved for the most outstanding academic records. Moreover, the professional nature of the School and its constant interaction with the sports industry will allow students to connect with leading professionals and companies in the sector, opening up new professional opportunities.

The master’s curriculum includes a mandatory internship in the fields of nutrition or training, as well as a final project. Students will have access to the sports complex, which includes a weight room, a cardio room, a functional training room, an athletics track, and a football field, where they can acquire the necessary experience to practice their profession with the added benefit of earning an advanced degree.

Key Competencies

Basic competencies
  • CB1. Possess and comprehend knowledge that provides a foundation or opportunity to be original in the development and/or application of ideas, often within a research context.
  • CB2. Demonstrate the ability to apply acquired knowledge and problem-solving skills in new or unfamiliar environments within broader (or multidisciplinary) contexts related to their area of study.
  • CB3. Be capable of integrating knowledge and addressing the complexity of formulating judgments based on incomplete or limited information, including reflections on the social and ethical responsibilities linked to the application of their knowledge and judgments.
  • CB4. Communicate conclusions—and the underlying knowledge and rationale supporting them—clearly and unambiguously to specialized and non-specialized audiences.
  • CB5. Possess learning skills that enable continued study in a manner that is largely self-directed or autonomous.
Transversal competencies
  • CT1. Creativity. Create new ideas and concepts based on known ideas and concepts, arriving at conclusions or solving problems, challenges, and situations in an original manner.
  • CT2. Strategic Communication. Convey messages (ideas, concepts, emotions, arguments), both orally and in writing, aligning the interests of different stakeholders strategically.
  • CT3. Digital Competence. Use information and communication technologies for data search and analysis, research, communication, and learning.
  • CT4. Influential Leadership. Influence others to guide and direct them towards specific goals and objectives, considering their viewpoints, particularly in situations arising from today’s volatile, uncertain, complex, and ambiguous (VUCA) environments.
  • CT5. Teamwork. Cooperate with others to achieve a shared objective, actively participating, showing empathy, practicing active listening, and respecting all team members.
  • CT6. Critical Analysis. Integrate analysis with critical thinking in the process of evaluating different ideas or possibilities and their potential errors, based on evidence and objective data that lead to effective and valid decision-making.
  • CT7. Resilience. Adapt to adverse, unexpected, and stressful situations, whether personal or professional, overcoming them and even turning them into opportunities for positive change.
  • CT8. Ethical-Social Competence. Demonstrate ethical behavior and social commitment in professional activities, as well as sensitivity to inequality and diversity.
Specific competencies
  • CE1. Analyze, describe, and evaluate the adaptations of the human body to different levels of physical activity in individuals of various ages, performance levels, or special population groups.
  • CE2. Analyze and apply physiological, biomechanical, psychological, and social principles to different fields of sports and nutrition, identifying inappropriate practices that pose health risks to avoid and correct them in different population types.
  • CE3. Research and evaluate scientific documentation related to human performance and sports nutrition.
  • CE4. Interpret research and apply new technologies in the field of training and sports nutrition.
  • CE5. Manage and differentiate the methodologies and procedures specific to scientific research in the field of training and sports nutrition applied to all ages and performance levels.
  • CE6. Design and develop research in the field of sports and nutrition, contributing new knowledge to a specific area of scientific and social interest while respecting ethical limits and values.
  • CE7. Lead research and development projects cooperatively and interdisciplinarily within the broader scientific community.
  • CE8. Plan, program, apply, monitor, and evaluate training and competition processes at various performance levels, ages, and population groups.
  • CE9. Design training programs and nutritional advice applicable to different sports specialties and performance levels, diagnosing physical fitness, motor skills, and nutritional status.
  • CE10. Select and use appropriate spaces, materials, and sports equipment for each type of activity.
  • CE11. Acquire knowledge independently (autonomous learning).
  • CE12. Communicate research and project conclusions to specialized audiences.
  • CE13. Practically and integrally apply the knowledge, skills, and competencies acquired in professional settings related to training and sports nutrition.
  • CE14. Develop, present, and defend a research project in the field of training and sports nutrition, publicly and individually, before an academic tribunal as a synthesis of the competencies acquired in the degree program.

Colaborating entities

Employability

Master in Sports Training and Nutrition Real Madrid

We train professionals to excel in the sports sector. 100% of our students secure employment upon completing their studies, reflecting the demand for specialized professionals like you.

By completing the master’s program, you will be prepared to apply your knowledge in environments such as:

  • Professional sports clubs, supporting teams in their performance and well-being.
  • Sports federations, contributing to the success of athletes.
  • Sports centers, promoting the health and performance of their members.
  • Gyms, advising users and teams on nutrition, body composition analysis, and conditioning.
  • Clinics, complementing the work of specialists in sports health.

This official qualification does not authorize you to practice as a coach or nutritionist, but it enhances your competencies in these areas, enabling you to develop a comprehensive profile in the fields of sports and nutrition.

Master in Sports Training and Nutrition Real Madrid

Admissions

Start your future at Universidad Europea

You can become a student at Universidad Europea in three easy steps.

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Admission exams

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Place reservation

Once you have been admitted, secure your place by paying the reservation fee.

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Enrollment

Submit the required documents to formalise your enrollment.

The Master's in Sports Training and Nutrition is aimed at graduates in Sport Sciences, Nutrition, Physical Education Teaching, Medicine, Physiotherapy or Nursing. This program does not qualify for the profesión. Other university graduates with (accredited) experience in the subject may also enroll if they pass the selection process.

For access to the master’s programme, students are legally required, in accordance with the provisions of R.D. 861/2010:

To possess an official Spanish university degree or another degree issued by a higher education institution within the European Higher Education Area.

To possess a degree in accordance with educational systems outside the European Higher Education Area without the need for the regulatory approval of their degree, conditional upon verification by the University that this degree accredits the equivalent level of training as the corresponding official Spanish university degrees and allows students in the country issuing the degree to access postgraduate education. Access by this route shall not imply, in any case, either the regulatory approval of the previous degree of which the interested party is in possession or its recognition for purposes other than studying the master’s.

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Faculty

The faculty on this master's course has 90% of doctors.

Program Directors
  • Guillermo Muñoz Andradas
    Graduate in Physical Activity and Sport Sciences. Lecturer and researcher at Universidad Europea de Madrid.
  • Krizia Radesca Fabiano
    Degree in Nutrition and Dietetics with MU in Sports Training and Nutrition. Academic Coordinator of the EURM. Postgraduate lecturer and researcher at Universidad Europea de Madrid. Anthropometrist ISAK.
  • Martín Alejandro Festino
    Graduate in Nutrition. ISAK Level III Anthropometrist.
  • Rebeca Benítez Valero
    Graduate in Physical Activity and Sport Sciences and Primary Education. Researcher at Universidad Europea de Madrid.
  • Víctor Paredes
    Physical Trainer of Real Madrid Castilla.
  • Carolina Perea
    Sports Nutritionist at Real Madrid C. F.
Sports Training and Nutrition Professors
  • Asker Jeukendrup
    A world reference in the study of Sports Physiology and Carbohydrates. Gatorade Institute, MySportScience, Loughborough University. He holds a Master's degree in Human Movement Sciences from Maastricht University in the Netherlands. He completed his PhD in 1997 at the same university, studying aspects of carbohydrate and fat metabolism during exercise. He was a professor of exercise metabolism at the University of Birmingham for 12 years and worked in Human Performance at the same institution. Currently, he is a professor at Loughborough University and the director of the performance nutrition team for NL, the Jumbo Visma team, and Red Bull APC.
  • Dra. Noelia Bonfanti
    Degree in Nutrition from the University of Buenos Aires. PhD in Physical Activity and Sports Sciences from the INEF in Madrid. Master in Nutrition and Metabolism from the University of Córdoba (Spain) and Anthropometrist ISAK level 3. Noelia, is currently the Nutritionist of the Dutch Olympic rowing team and Nutrition Consultant at the Red Bull Athletic Performance Center. In addition, it serves professional and amateur athletes, as well as the general population in its own Dr. Noelia Bonfanti Nutrition Center, in Spain and in other countries.
  • Mireia Porta Oliva
    Nutritionist for the Spanish National Field Hockey Team and FC Barcelona. Associate Professor of "Applied Nutrition" at the Autonomous University of Barcelona and clinical nutritionist at Serveis Mèdics Penedès.
  • Daniel Escaño
    Degree in Human Nutrition and Dietetics from the Autonomous University of Madrid. Specialist in High-Performance Sports. Sports nutritionist and manager of the Sports Nutrition and High Performance Center that bears his name in Alcobendas-Madrid.
  • Guillermo Muñoz Andradas
    Degree in Physical Activity and Sports Sciences. Professor and researcher at the European University of Madrid.
  • Dr. Miguel López Moreno
    Dietitian-nutritionist and PhD in Food Sciences at the Research Institute in Food Sciences (CIAL-CSIC). Currently a professor at Francisco de Vitoria University (UFV) and Camilo José Cela University (UCJC). Collaborates in postgraduate training at the European University of Madrid (UEM) and the Center for Advanced Nutrition Studies (CEAN). Board member of the Dietitians-Nutritionists College of Madrid.
  • Dr. Miguel A. Gómez Ruano
    University Associate Professor. Expert in Sports Methodology and Research. Polytechnic University of Madrid.
  • Dr. Juan del Campo Vecino
    University Associate Professor. Expert in Sports Training for High-Level Athletes. CAR Madrid. Autonomous University of Madrid.
  • Pablo Molina
    Degree in Physical Activity and Sports Sciences. Master's in Research in Physical Activity and Sport from the University of Granada. Master's in Injury Prevention, Recovery, and Functional Readaptation from the International University of Andalusia, Seville. Master's in Secondary Education, Baccalaureate, Vocational Training, and Language Teaching, specializing in Physical Education. PhD in Biomedicine (University of Granada) and Biomedical Sciences (KU Leuven, Belgium). Postdoctoral Researcher, Virgen de las Nieves University Hospital, Granada (Spain).
  • Dr. Oliver Gonzalo Skok
    Professor of Sports Training Theory at San Jorge University (Zaragoza). Physical trainer for ACB team CB Zaragoza and coach for Spain’s junior basketball teams. In charge of injury Readaptation/Rehabilitation at Sevilla FC.
  • Pablo Ortega Prados
    Physiotherapist, also holding a degree in Physical Activity and Sports Sciences, a diploma in Physical Education, and a master's degree in Training and Nutrition. Currently works with elite athletes and teaches at the European University in various postgraduate programs. Collaborates with Prime Sport Center. He has been linked to the Department of Physical Education and Sports at the University of Granada.
  • Malek Mecherques Carini
    Degree in Nutrition, ISAK Level 3 Anthropometrist. MSc in Sports Nutrition (UCAM Spain). Researcher at the International Chair of Cineanthropometry UCAM since 2019. Member of the ISAKMetry technical area. Speaker at national and international conferences.
  • Nidia Rodríguez – Sánchez
    Degree in Dietetics and Clinical Nutrition, with postgraduate studies in Anthropometry and Applied Sports Nutrition. Worked as a sports dietitian for a professional football team in Mexico and as a nutrition advisor at the Gatorade Sports Science Institute in Mexico. Holds a diploma in Sports Nutrition from the IOC and is an ISAK Level 3 instructor. PhD in Hydration Physiology with postdoctoral research in the area.
  • Saül Alcáraz
    Psychologist specialized in physical activity and sport. Professor at INEFC Pirineus, teaching Psychology and Research Methodology. Contributed to over 50 academic publications and collaborates on projects like Stop&Go, promoting healthy lifestyles.
  • Antonio Molina
    Pharmacist and nutritionist from Córdoba, president of Nutrifarma Centers, the first clinical nutrition unit in pharmacies with 14 centers in Spain authorized by Health. Developed a novel histamine measurement test to design healthy diets and prevent food sensitivities. The test has shown significant benefits for athletes, improving their performance and general well-being.
  • Pedro Jiménez Reyes
    PhD in Physical Activity and Sports Sciences since 2010. Expert in sports training, with experience working with professional athletes and advising sports teams. Currently Associate Professor at Rey Juan Carlos University. Author of over 100 scientific articles published in JCR-indexed journals. Author of 2 books and 4 book chapters. Has supervised seven doctoral theses.
  • Borja Manuel Martínez Téllez
    Ramón y Cajal young researcher at the University of Almería and co-founder of Methub. He completed his studies in Sports Sciences at the University of Granada and his doctorate in Biomedicine. Borja pursued postdoctoral research at Leiden University Medical Center in the Netherlands. Currently leading research projects to understand how non-pharmacological interventions modulate human metabolism.
  • Guillermo Laich de Koller
    Notable doctor and athlete specializing in plastic, reconstructive, and aesthetic surgery. Studied Medicine and Surgery at Complutense University of Madrid and obtained a PhD from the University of Alcalá de Henares. Also an expert in mental health and sports medicine, having received international training in Europe and the United States. He has taught at several universities and significantly contributed to sports medicine, even presiding over the Congress of Medicine and Sports Sciences in Spain. His medical knowledge has allowed him to train Olympic athletes, combining it with his passion for sports and martial arts.
  • Mercedes Sotos Prieto
    Nutritional epidemiologist and Ramón y Cajal Scientist at the Autonomous University of Madrid, as well as an adjunct professor at Harvard School of Public Health. She worked as a postdoctoral fellow at Harvard and an assistant professor at the University of Ohio.
  • Almudena Montalvo
    PhD from the European University of Madrid with the dissertation titled New Strategies for the Prescription and Control of Training in Cycling (2021). Supervised by Dr. David Barranco Gil, Dr. Lidia Brea Alejo, and Dr. Pedro Luis Valenzuela Tallón.
  • José Francisco Tornero Aguilera
    PhD from the European University of Madrid with the dissertation titled Psychophysiology Applied to Training Processes in Operational Units (2019). Supervised by Dr. Vicente Javier Clemente Suárez.
  • Manuel Fernández Sanjurjo
    Dr. Manuel Fernández Sanjurjo is a sport scientist and postdoctoral researcher at the Área de Fisiología, University of Oviedo, and the Health Research Institute of the Principality of Asturias (FINBA).
  • José Antonio Navia Manzano
    José Antonio Navia Manzano is an Associate Professor at the University of Alcalá, specializing in motor control, learning, and visual perception in sports. He teaches courses on sports initiation and technology in physical activity. His research focuses on motor skills, anticipation, and new technologies applied to education. Dr. Navia has published extensively in his field and is part of the "Motor Development, Education and Society" research group.
  • Joaquín González Ródenas
    PhD in Physical Activity and Sports Sciences from the University of Valencia, with a doctoral thesis focused on tactical analysis in football (2013). Throughout his career, he has combined university teaching and research with extensive professional experience in youth football across various countries.
  • Sergi Bellmunt
    Sergi Bellmunt is an engineer and expert in sports monitoring, currently serving as a Senior Product Manager at Hudl, a leading company in sports performance analysis. In this role, Bellmunt specializes in the development and management of technological products aimed at enhancing analysis and monitoring in the sports field, significantly contributing to the advancement of tools that optimize athlete and team performance.
  • Heliodoro Moya
    PhD in Physical Activity and Sports Sciences, graduated in Human Nutrition and Dietetics from Pablo de Olavide University and holds a Master's degree in Physical Activity and Health. He is currently a registered Dietitian-Nutritionist with CODINAN and a member of the Research and Technological Development Group called “Exercise, Health, and High Performance” (ESAR), Group Code (CTS 595).
  • Raúl López Grueso
    PhD (with European Mention) in Physiology from the Faculty of Medicine, where I worked as a researcher at INCLIVA-UV. During this period, I also served as a clinical dietitian-nutritionist and as an associate professor in the Department of Physical Education at the University of Valencia.
  • Oliver Witard
    Dr. Oliver C. Witard is a Senior Lecturer in Nutrition and Exercise Metabolism at King’s College London. His research focuses on healthy aging, particularly the role of protein and exercise in preserving muscle mass and quality. He holds a PhD in muscle protein metabolism from the University of Birmingham and has worked extensively on optimizing nutritional strategies for aging populations. Dr. Witard is a recognized expert in his field, with accolades such as the Young Investigator of the Year award from the European College of Sports Sciences.
  • Olga Roldán Reollo
    Leader and principal investigator of a Marie Sklodowska-Curie Grant Award. The Physical Exercise and Cardiovascular Adaptation Monitoring in Pregnancy (PECAMP) Study aims to investigate the effect of exercise in the maternal and foetal cardiovascular adaptations.

Accreditations and Recognitions

Acreditacion SISCAL

Institutional Accreditation SISCAL madri+d

In 2020, the School of Sports Sciences was certified for the implementation of the IQAS under the SISCAL model and with the institutional accreditation for this centre.

Acreditacion SISCAL

Academic Quality

As part of its strategy, the University has an internal quality plan whose objective is to promote a culture of quality and continuous improvement, and which allows it to face future challenges with the maximum guarantee of success. In this way, it is committed to promoting the achievement of external recognitions and accreditations, both nationally and internationally; the measurement and analysis of results; simplification in management; and the relationship with the external regulator.

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Internal Quality Assurance System (IQAS)
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Members of the Quality Guarantee Committee (CCT)

  • Postgraduate Director
  • Postgraduate Programme Director
  • Students
  • Faculty (Postgraduate Final Project Coordinator and Internship Coordinator)
  • Quality Partner (Quality and Compliance)
  • Academic Director

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University regulations

Frequently Asked Questions

Nutrition is important to athletes because it provides the source of energy needed to perform activities. The food we eat affects our strength, training, performance and recovery. Not only is the type of food important to sports nutrition, but the time we eat throughout the day can also affect our performance levels and the body's ability to recover from exercise.

Pre- and post-workout meals are important in sports nutrition, but you should be very careful about what you eat. In general, athletes should eat about two hours before training, and this meal should be high in carbohydrates, low in fat, and low in protein. Carbohydrates are the main source of energy to fuel your exercise program, and protein is needed to support muscle growth and repair. After a workout, you need to replace lost carbohydrates, and you need to ensure adequate muscle recovery by including protein in your post-workout meals.

A day in the life of a sports nutritionist is varied and involves different tasks. These include:

  • Providing nutritional education and services to athletes
  • Consulting with athletes to help them develop optimal eating habits.
  • Design menus,
  • Recommend vitamins and supplements,
  • Provide nutritional advice for athletes.

Effective sports nutritionists often possess a range of skills to succeed in their profession. These include:

  • Networking.
  • Active listening.
  • Critical thinking.
  • Teaching.
  • Biological knowledge.
  • Nutritional knowledge.
  • Organisation.
  • Communication.

All of these are skills that will be worked on during the Master in Sports Training and Nutrition, via classroom theory, but more importantly, practical based learning and spending time within companies and organisations in the sector.

Real Madrid Graduate School - Universidad Europea has an official Master's degree in training and sports nutrition. The status of its faculty and guest speakers, as well as the facilities of the Villaviciosa de Odón Campus, makes it the perfect place for this specific training.

Not only that, but the global and multicultural vision of our University will allow you to work with classmates from all over the world, providing a much broader vision, and increasing your network of contacts.

Finally, we must highlight the professional opportunity that this Master represents thanks to the learning experience in which practice takes precedence and work with real projects and companies and additionally by the numerous sports entities in which you have the opportunity to carry out professional internships.

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