Département de Nutrition Humaine, École Supérieure d'Études sur la Vie Contemporaine

The Graduate School of Contemporary Life Studies aims to create a graduate school that is open to society, and strives to develop human resources and disseminate information to solve problems in response to requests from the local community. The issue of "health, nutrition, and food" has become a major international concern, and there are great expectations for the promotion of research in the field of nutrition and the development of highly specialized professionals.

At graduate school, it is necessary to deepen the knowledge and skills acquired in the undergraduate school, become familiar with a wide range of fields, and foster the qualities that contribute to the progress of nutrition and return the results to society through research. To that end, we are developing the ability to discover and solve problems on our own.

首都体育学院is the only higher physical education college in Beijing. In 1960, it was transformed into Beijing Normal University of Physical Education. In 1962, it was merged into Beijing Normal University. In 1979, the Beijing Normal University of Physical Education was restored. In 2000, it was renamed the首都体育学院. In 2020, according to the classified development plan of Beijing's public universities, our school was identified as a "high-level characteristic university".

The school has 8 teaching units, including the School of Physical Education and Training, the School of Sports Science and Health, the School of Martial Arts and Performance, the School of Management and Communication, the School of Leisure and Social Sports, the School of Continuing Education, the School of International Education, and the School of Marxism, as well as sports labor. Two directly affiliated research institutions, including the Intelligent Research Institute and the Sports-Medical Fusion Innovation Center. Physical education, sports training, physical training, sports human science, sports rehabilitation, social sports guidance and management, leisure sports, sports tourism, martial arts and traditional national sports, dance performance, journalism, public service management, sports economy and management 14 undergraduate majors including e-sports sports and management. Among them, 5 majors are national first-class majors, 2 majors are national characteristic majors, and 4 majors are Beijing first-rate majors. The school has 2 national teaching teams, 2 national quality courses, 1 national quality resource sharing course, 2 national first-class courses, 20 national planning textbooks, and 1 national off-campus practice education base for college students.