Candidates eligible to enroll in the Sport Science and Movement program must meet clearly defined criteria assessed through a structured and transparent admissions process. Admission is conducted through a public call, published by UBT College after the results of the Matura exam are released by the Ministry of Education, Science, Technology and Innovation of the Republic of Kosovo. The process includes both academic and physical assessments, overseen by the Faculty’s Entrance Examination Commission, appointed for a three-year term by the Faculty Council. The detailed criteria are given in the table below:
| Category | Parameters | Details | Percentage (%) | Comments | |
| Health Requirements | Health Check Examination | Medical clearance confirming fitness for physical activity and sports. | No score is awarded | Mandatory and disqualifying | Includes cardiovascular health, physical examination, and injury history checks. |
| Academic Requirements | High School Graduation Certificate | Minimum passing score required in national or school-level exams. | 30% | Mandatory and disqualifying | Ensures candidates meet basic educational standards. |
| Sport Science Entrance Exam | A standardized theoretical test assessing knowledge in sport science, biology, and physical education. | 15% | Required but not disqualifying | Provide insight into the candidate’s articulation of a forward-looking vision for the advancement of sports and their personal inclusion in this vision | |
| Physical Assessment | Motoric Test (Fit Score) | Evaluates strength, endurance, agility, speed, and flexibility through standardized tests. | 20% | Required but not disqualifying | Evaluates general health, basic psychological, and motor skills, supporting the candidate’s practical teaching ability and understanding of sports application |
| Sports Background | Involved as a worked in sports (non-athlete) | Documentation of past participation in organized sports, such as club memberships, competitions, or school teams. | 10% | Not disqualifying | Experience working with sports teams, federations, and similar organizations can foster the candidate’s understanding of the demands placed on qualitative experts in sports science. |
| Super League Athletes* | Athletes who have competed at the highest national or international levels. | 10% | Being an elite athlete demonstrates the potential and capability for advancing to a higher level of sports science expertise | ||
| Under-Level Athletes* | Athletes with lower-division, amateur, or regional competition experience. | 5% | |||
| Recreational Activities* (Fitness & Other Activities) | Participation in fitness programs, gym training, or other non-competitive sports. | 2% | Recognizes the importance of a physically active lifestyle outside structured sports. | ||
| Personal Statement | Motivational Letter | A written statement explaining the candidate’s interest, goals, and passion for sport science. | 8% | Required but not disqualifying | Assesses motivation, dedication, and future aspirations in the field. |
* It involves a high level of competitive sports, with regulations that may vary across different sports disciplines and federations.
Note: All stated achievements must be documented with official records.