Sports Activity: Greco-Roman Wrestling

What is taught in this field

In the Greco-Roman wrestling programme, students study wrestling technique and tactics in depth. The core of the curriculum covers the theoretical and practical foundations of the sport: attacking and defensive methods, counter-actions, and planning and conducting training sessions.

Students also study the following subjects:

• theory and methodology of physical education and sport;
• anatomy, physiology and sports hygiene;
• development of physical qualities (strength, endurance, speed, flexibility);
• sports psychology and preparation for competitions;
• injury prevention for athletes and basics of first aid.

Through practical classes, students improve their skills as wrestlers, learn the rules of judging and develop teamwork abilities.

Who will the graduate become

Graduates of this programme can work in various positions in the sports sector. They are prepared for the following professions:

• wrestling coach or head of a training group;
• physical education teacher;
• coach at a sports club or children and youth sports school;
• competition judge (referee);
• specialist in organising sports events.

Graduates can broaden their professional activity through additional courses that deepen knowledge and improve qualifications.

Where you can work

In Uzbekistan, the field of physical education and sport has a wide network of organisations. Graduates may work in the following institutions:

• general secondary schools, academic lyceums and vocational education institutions;
• children and youth sports schools and sports clubs;
• higher education institutions and their sports departments;
• sports federations and wrestling teams at various levels;
• health centres and sports medicine institutions.

The main areas of the sector include education, upbringing, professional sport and mass sports events.

Who it suits

This programme suits applicants who have the following qualities:

• interest in wrestling and love of sport;
• good physical fitness, endurance and strong willpower;
• readiness to work in a team and help others;
• discipline, responsibility and the ability to train independently;
• enjoyment of working with children and an aspiration to coaching.

If you want to combine sport with helping people, this programme may be a good fit. For detailed information and admission requirements, please contact the chosen higher education institution.