This Blended Intensive Programme examines how physical activity and sedentary behaviour change across the lifespan and how these transitions impact health and quality of life. Students will explore key life stages during which physical activity tends to decline and learn how concepts such as physical literacy and resilience support active lifestyles.
Program
In a Nutshell : The programme introduces tools and new technologies to measure and monitor physical activity, sedentary behaviour and health outcomes, and adopts an ecological health approach to design interventions for children, adults, clinical populations and older adults. It also aims to strengthen health literacy to promote sustainable physical activity across all ages.
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Monday, June 8th
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Tuesday, June 9th
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Wednesday, June 10th
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Thursday, June 11th
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Friday, June 12th
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Morning
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Interactive session: introducing and contextualizing physical activity and sedentary behaviour across the lifespan.
Concept mapping workshop: exploring changes in physical activity and sedentary behaviour across the lifespan and their relevance to local contexts.
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Research presentation and critical appraisal workshop: introducing key advances in physical activity and health, and developing skills in scientific analysis.
Round Table Discussions: research advances in physical activity and their practical applications.
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Introduce and explore methodologies and tools used to measure physical activity and sedentary behaviour.
Data Analysis with New Technologies: Introducing advanced algorithms and technologies for analysing physical activity and sedentary behaviour data.
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Interactive Lecture and Group Exercise : introducing the ecological model and its application in planning interventions.
Case Study Analysis and Intervention Design: developing skills in designing interventions using the ecological model framework.
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Student Presentations and Peer Feedback
Collaborative Workshop to Finalize Guidelines
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Afternoon
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Role-playing scenario: understanding challenges and strategies for promoting physical activity across the lifespan.
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Evidence-Based Practice Simulation: in applying research findings to real-world health promotion scenarios.
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Mountain Session (La Rhune)
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Surf session
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Final feedback from participants
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How to apply?
This BIP is open only to students from the UNITA Alliance. If you are interested, please contact the International Relations office or the UNITA office at your home university.
Practical information
If you apply for this BIP, once your attendance has been confirmed, you will receive a detailed guide to help you with your mobility. This guide includes information on accommodation, travel, cost of living, etc.
In the meantime here are a few information about our university
How to get there ?
This BIP takes place on the Montaury campus in Anglet which is very close to Bayonne.
You’ll find several airports and train stations in the area. It is possible to combine planes, trains and / or buses to get to Anglet and Bayonne campuses.
· By train: Bayonne or Biarritz station.
· Check the timetables
· By plane: Biarritz airport.Many national and international companies are connected to Biarritz airport.
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· By bus: Blablabus, Flixbus, Ouibus, Eurolines
Getting around Anglet and the surrounding area
The TXIK TXAK transport network allows you to travel to Bayonne (free shuttles to the city center), Anglet, Biarritz, Boucau, Tarnos, St Pierre d’Irube, Bidart, Mouguerre, Villefranque, Bassussarry, Arcangues.
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