The new field of behavioral science seeks to understand how humans think and act within their environments and how policies can shape that behavior. For example, research showing the power of default options on decision making has led to the introduction of “opt-out” policies for decisions like becoming an organ donor or contributing to one’s retirement account, leading to marked increases in participation (e.g., millions of newly eligible organ donors). Across many institutions – governmental, educational, and corporate – effective interventions rely on an understanding of human behavior. Behavioral science has been commonly applied to problems in marketing, health science, financial investing, charitable giving, human factors and environmental design, and education.

The Sports Rehabilitation Center and Physiotherapy Centre have the internationally advanced and domestically first-class teaching, laboratory and scientific research instruments and equipment for sports rehabilitation and prevention and treatment of sports injury, guaranteeing the students make improvement in their practice ability and scientific research level.

The course focuses on clinical practice. The trainees follow the doctors for clinical learning, combine medical theoretical knowledge with clinical practice so that trainees can master certain clinical diagnosis, treatment methods and clinical thinking, and improve the passing rate of practising physician qualification examinations