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Overview

The Sports Service was created to offer you a range of academic alternatives to complement your university life. We offer you a wide variety of activities, programmes, outings, courses, championships and advantages that we hope you will enjoy. Our aim is to keep individual values in mind and to grow in them, because, as a great philosopher once said: ''... sometimes courts are the best classrooms''.

Within Deusto Sports Campus we also offer you a variety of programmes:

  • The Competition programme offers various levels of competitive participation, both in competitions between members of the university community and in university championships in the Basque Country and Spain. 
  • The Events programme runs activities such as the Engineers-Deusto Boat Race, the Father Arrupe Memorial International Chess Tournament, the Unijes Tournament and the Sports Day.
  • The Recreational programme offers the possibility of using the University's sports facilities or becoming a member to different clubs, among others.

Contacto

Bilbao

Avda. de las Universidades, 24. 48007 - Bilbao

944 139 047
deportes@deusto.es

SAN SEBASTIÁN

Despacho de Deusto Campus, Edificio Central. Mundaiz Kalea, 50. 20012 - Donostia

943 326 600 Ext.: 5319
deportes.ss@deusto.es

Olympic Studies Centre

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Olympic Studies Centre

The University of Deusto and the Spanish Olympic Committee signed an agreement on 11 March 2020 to set up this new Olympic Studies Centre based on all the philosophical principles that make up the spirit of the Olympic Games.

This agreement aims to work together in the promotion and teaching of those principles that underpin the Olympic Movement, a theme developed by the Olympic Academy.

Olympic Alumni

  • Alfonso García Ortiz (Bilbao, 17/10/1960) Judo: Los Angeles 1984.
  • Cristina Martínez Arrieta (San Sebastian, 08/10/1972) Canoeing: Barcelona 1992 and Atlanta 1996.
  • Igone Arribas Bailón (Barakaldo, 22/07/1983) Gymnastics: Sydney 2000.
  • Maider Luengo Lasa (San Sebastian, 31/05/1980) Hockey: Athens 2004.
  • Borja Iradier Aguirrezabala (Zarautz, 23/03/1980) Swimming: Beijing 2008.
  • Unai Elorriaga López de Letona (Bilbao, 14/02/1973) Track Cycling: Beijing 2008.
  • Ainhoa Ibarra Astelarra, (Gernika, 27/10/1968) Super giant slalom: Calgary 1988, Albertville 1992, Lillehammer 1994 and Nagano 1998.
  • Urko Egea Zabalza (San Sebastian, 01/04/1980) Snowboard: Sochi 2014.

Formal education

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Physical Activity and Sports Sciences (CAFyD)

Gain mastery in a wide range of physical and sports programmes, as well as in psychological, technical, sociological, tactical, organisational and other aspects.
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Physiotherapy

This degree addresses new areas and lines of action beyond rehabilitation, by reinforcing and prioritising the prevention of illness and the protection, maintenance and promotion of health.
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Physical Activity and Sports Sciences and Physiotherapy

Explore how the areas of rehabilitation, retraining, physical activity, exercise and sport play a key role in addressing the issues of health prevention, protection, maintenance and promotion.
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Medicine

This degree programme was born out of a commitment to serve society, by educating highly qualified medical professionals, capable of integrating their scientific and research dimension with their professional competence and their more humane dimension.
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Psychology

You will learn about the human mind and behaviour. You will learn to understand, analyse, explain and intervene in them to improve people's quality of life and promote their wellbeing.
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Master's degree in Physiology and Physical Exercise for Health and Wellbeing (Official Spanish Diploma)

Train to become a professional capable of evaluating, designing and deploying physical activity programmes focused on improving the health and wellbeing of different population groups.

Credit recognition

ECTS

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Athletes in UD teams

A 2 ECTS credit recognition for students who combine their studies with the commitment to a University federated sports team.

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High-level or high-performance athletes

A 3 ECTS credit recognition per academic year for students who combine a dual career: sport and education.

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University competitions

Credit recognition for students who represent the University of Deusto in international university competitions:

  • National competition: 2 ECTS credits/academic year.
  • International competition: 3 ECTS credits/academic year.
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Sports training

Recognition of 1-3 ECTS credits, depending on the number of hours, for students who take part in courses, conferences or seminars run by Deusto Campus Sport.

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Health promotion

Recognition of 1-3 ECTS credits, depending on the number of hours, for students who take part in health promotion activities run by the University of Deusto.

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Collaboration in projects

Recognition of 1-3 ECTS credits, depending on the number of hours, for students who participate in the running of sports projects supervised by Deusto Campus Sport.

Enjoy sport!

Sports Day

Take part in this day designed for the entire university community. Check out the list of activities.

Award

Deusto Sporting Values

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Award

Deusto Sporting Values

The Deusto Sporting Values Award aims to acknowledge and publicly recognise those people, entities or initiatives that have been especially significant in the defence and promotion of universal human values through sport.

The Award, which consists of an honorary distinction, is awarded in two categories:

  • Advocacy and promotion of sporting values on a global scale
  • Defence and promotion of values in Basque sport

The nominations may be presented both by persons or entities aspiring to the Award, and by any other natural person, legal entity, public or private, as well as individually by any member of judging panel.

Rules for entry

Deusto Values in Sport Award

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