Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) Fitness Economics

The dual study program combines compact study phases at the German University of Prevention and Health Management with practical phases at TU Darmstadt. Focus areas include health, fitness, training theory, nutrition, medical basics, and business modules such as controlling and human resources.

Supervising members on the training floor, in group classes, and during personal training; creating training plans for various target groups; customer consulting, registration, and sales at check-in; assisting with events and program planning at the university sports center; gaining insight into HR, legal affairs, and finance (budget planning, annual accounts, procurement).

Interest in fitness and health as well as business contexts; a pure academic study is considered too theoretical.

Secure apprenticeship; training in a scientific environment with international contacts; sustainability, openness, and respect; personal mentoring; attractive apprenticeship pay; monthly training allowance of €200; annual bonus (Christmas bonus); completion bonus of €400; public sector supplementary pension (VBL); capital-forming benefits; 30 days vacation; flexible working hours and mobile work; Hesse state ticket for free regional travel; affordable parking; internal training opportunities; free medical check-ups and discounted sports; diverse dining options; subsidized canteen prices.