European Fitness
Monitoring System

The Faculdade de Motricidade Humana/Faculty of Human Kinetics (FMH) integrates the University of  Lisbon, created in 2013 from the merging of the former Technical University of Lisbon and the University of  Lisbon. Currently, it is the biggest University in Portugal, with its 18 Schools, more than 3.500 academic  staff and about 48.000 undergraduate and post-graduate students, and 87 recognized research units. 

University of Lisbon’s main aim is the development of a research university, committed to education,  innovation and technology transfer, focused on people, valuing knowledge, merit, and participation, with  an European dimension open to the world, with its wide range of courses and research areas. The FMH is the oldest Faculty of Sports Science and Physical Education in Portugal, and it has a 79 years  long history, started in 1940.

The Association for the Development of Youth Sports (ADDJ) was founded in 2003 by a group of graduates  in Sports Sciences with the aim of developing an appropriate intervention among young people, namely  through sports projects in a school context. 

ADDJ has a strongly educational approach, adapted to the levels of performance and oriented towards the  development of the individual and social capacities of young people. It has a team of qualified trainers and  subject to a continuous training program and regular assessments. 

At the time, ADDJ continues to work with several schools with different sports (tennis, karate, indoor  football) and manage a tennis school in a club. 

ADDJ develop projects with a strong educational component and especially aimed at young people  (between 4 and 16). It has among its objectives: 

– “Promote the development and dissemination of educational and socio-educational activities in the  context of leisure activities, holiday camps, teacher training and other educational activities”; – “Integrating young people into society through the practice of sport to avoid social exclusion”; – “Promote and support sporting events and encourage physical activity in an appropriate sociocultural  context”.

The Technical University of Munich (TUM) is one of Europe’s top universities. It is committed to excellence  in research and teaching, interdisciplinary education and the active promotion of promising young  scientists. The university also forges strong links with companies and scientific institutions across the  world. TUM was one of the first universities in Germany to be named a University of Excellence. Moreover,  TUM regularly ranks among the best European universities in international rankings. The 14 departments  of the Technical University of Munich (TUM) provide an excellent environment for research and for the  education of 40,124 students, 34% of them women. The university has a budget of EUR 1,329 million,  which includes the university hospital.

SUS as the largest sports for all organization connects different sports organizations, associations, clubs  and individuals working in the field of sports recreations and sports education in Slovenia. It unites over  200 organisations and has over 60.000 members scattered all over Slovenia. Their common goal is to  promote healthy lifestyle and active use of leisure time. 

The vision of the Sports Union Slovenia is to be the leading sports organisation in the field of sports  recreation and its education in Slovenia, which will seek to approximate recreational sports and physical  education for every individual.

AUTH is the largest university in Greece, with 11 Faculties organized into 40 Schools. Almost 73,930 under and postgraduate students study at the Aristotle University, the Teaching and Research Staff numbers  2,500 people.  

AUTH holds 146 International Scientific Agreements with Universities in Russia, U.S.A., Canada, Australia,  the Near, Middle and Far East. Also, it has currently approximately 538 bilateral agreements with European  Universities and it has supported the implementation of TEMPUS, JEAN MONNET projects, etc.

The University of Montenegro, founded in 1974, is the oldest and the largest scientific-research institution  of higher education in Montenegro, with around 21000 students, which is more than 70% of students’  population. Faculty for Sport and Physical Education provides professional education and training of sports  professionals and experts in the fields of physical education and sports medicine and is also dedicated to  the collection, generation and dissemination of scientific knowledge at the Montenegrin level and beyond.  The Faculty is the leading association of sports scientists at the Montenegrin level, which maintains  extensive cooperation with the corresponding associations from abroad. Over the past two decades, the  Faculty promoted the science and research, with special attention to sports science across Montenegro and  beyond. It supports Montenegrin institutions, such as the Ministry of Education and Sports, the Ministry of  Science and the Montenegrin Olympic Committee, by offering scientific advice and assistance for carrying  out coordinated national and European research projects defined by these bodies. In addition, the Faculty  serves as the most important Montenegrin and regional network of sports scientists from all relevant sub  disciplines.

From the beginning, the main goal of FUI1 has been to contribute  to the advancement of society through activities with a strong focus on education, culture, health, science,  sport, and the promotion of R&D. The Foundation also works for the inclusion of people at risk of physical,  social, and cultural exclusion; the promotion of values such as tolerance, dialogue, and respect for  democratic principles; and the development of new information and communication technologies that  contribute to human and social progress. The Foundation relies on the staff and expertise of Universidad  Isabel I, a provider of online and blended education, with over 5,000 students and more than 200 hundred  employees, including teachers, e- learning experts, administrative staff, etc. However, whereas the latter’s  core business is to provide private education, the Foundation takes charge of all non-profit activities, as a  tool to reinforce the social role which must be played by any higher education institution. Sports and  physical activity are a hallmark both at the Foundation and the University. Not only the University has a  Faculty of Physical Activity and Sport Science with state-of-the art facilities and prominent athletes among  the faculty, but also sport, physical education, and the promotion of a healthy lifestyle are paramount  across the university.