Diploma in Sports Psychology

• Comprehensive curriculum with emphasis on fundamental learning
• Hands-on experience and practical learning
• 50 + Live & Recorded Lectures
• 250+ hrs of course work
• 02 Case Study
• 4-week internship (optional)

Who is this program for ?

• Have a passion for sports and want to make a career in the field.
• Are interested in the mental aspects of athletic performance.
• Want to help athletes overcome challenges and reach their full potential.
• Have a strong foundation in psychology or related fields.
• Desire to work with athletes, teams, or coaches.

This program is suitable for individuals who want to become sports psychologists, mental performance coaches, or counsellors specializing in sports.

• High School Diploma or its equivalent
• Sports Next – Sports Education Aptitude Test (SEAT) with minimum 50% passing score.
• Experience in sports is desired

A Diploma in Sports Psychology program equips students with the knowledge, skills, and abilities necessary to excel in the field of sports psychology. Here are some of the key program outcomes:

• Understanding of psychological factors in sports: Deep understanding of the psychological factors that influence athletic performance, including motivation, anxiety, self-confidence, and team dynamics.
• Knowledge of mental skills training techniques: Proficiency in various mental skills training techniques, such as visualization, goal setting, and relaxation.
• Understanding of sports psychology research: Knowledge of research methods and ethical considerations in sports psychology.

• Assessment and evaluation: Ability to assess athletes' psychological states and identify areas for improvement.
• Intervention techniques: Proficiency in implementing various intervention techniques to enhance athletic performance.
• Communication and interpersonal skills: Effective communication and interpersonal skills to work with athletes, coaches, and other stakeholders.
• Ethical decision-making: Ability to make ethical decisions in the context of sports psychology practice.

• Applying sports psychology principles to practical settings: Ability to translate theoretical knowledge into practical applications for athletes.
• Working independently and collaboratively: Ability to work effectively both independently and as part of a team.
• Adapting to changing circumstances: Ability to adapt to new challenges and trends in the field of sports psychology.
• Contributing to the advancement of sports psychology: Ability to conduct research and contribute to the development of new knowledge and practices in the field.

By achieving these program outcomes, graduates of a Diploma in Sports Psychology will be well-prepared to pursue successful careers in sports psychology and make a positive impact on the lives of athletes.