Bachelor's degree STAPS - Sports Ergonomics and Motor Performance

The holder of the STAPS Bachelor's degree specialising in ESPM will have skills in Ergonomics of the product, tasks and Organisations anchored on in-depth scientific knowledge on the notion of production, control and learning of human movement.

The holder of the ESPM licence participates in the innovation, creation and/or optimisation of behaviours, services or products in the field of human-machine, human-equipment, human-environment and tasks and human-society interfaces, involving human activity.

The ESPM degree requires a good scientific level. A high level of personal involvement is required to succeed in this field.

Baccalaureate or equivalent.

Semesters 1, 2 and 3: common core.

Semester 4: students choose the Ergonomics, Sport and Motor Performance specialty.

Semesters 5 and 6: specialized in ESPM: fundamental and methodological lessons, applied lessons, tutored projects and internship.

The objective of this bachelor's degree is to provide scientific training aimed at understanding the motor skills of the sporty, sedentary or disabled individual by taking into account biomechanical, cognitive, physiological, social or environmental factors. Students acquire principles, techniques and methods of measuring and/or optimizing the performance of the practitioner as well as the improvement of his comfort.

This training in Ergonomics puts the equipment designer and his user in touch. It provides food for thought for the student regarding the design and implementation of the layout of the sports areas. Finally, it trains the student in the analysis of Organizational and Human Factors, which are keys to understanding the improvement of working conditions while limiting costs and accidents at work.

Acquire in-depth scientific knowledge on the notion of production, control and learning of human movement. Acquire skills in the field of metrology and motor behavior analysis techniques in the experimental field.

These skills will be achieved by acquiring knowledge of the scientific approach, methods and tools specific to the professions of ergonomics and motor performance analysis.

In L2 S4 the student is accompanied and guided in the construction of his project through multiple projects backed up by the various lectures and at the heart of the pre-professionalization tutorials.

In L3,S6,  the student will have to complete a 160 h internship in professional immersion coloured by the

In L3,S6,  the student will have to carry out an internship of 160 h in professional immersion coloured by the themes of engineering and/or ergonomics or that of research.This internship will be under the responsibility of the intra-structure internship supervisor and will be accompanied by a member of the ESPM faculty in the form of S5 tutorials.In parallel, as in S4, the student will be involved in tutor projects specific to the different courses in relation to his or her professional project and the socio-economic demand.

The student association of the Engineering and Ergonomics Department, called "Mars'EIS", domiciled at the faculty, works for the integration of students.

Mars'EIS, hosts 2 highlights in the year for L2 and L3. The first is devoted to STAPS research and the second is the visit of the teams of the Institute of Movement Sciences, an AMU-CNRS laboratory backed by the FSS.