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Amsterdam Institute of Sport Science (AISS)

Amsterdam Institute of Sport Science (AISS)

Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, VU Medical Center, University of Amsterdam, AMC, and HvA collaborate within the Amsterdam Institute of Sport Science (AISS).

Society faces increasingly complex challenges related to sports, physical activity, and health. The Amsterdam Institute of Sport Science (AISS), an ambitious network of experts and partners in sports science, education, healthcare, and sports practice, is taking on these challenges.

Amsterdam Institute of Sport Science (AISS).

Amsterdam Institute for Sport Sciences

The Amsterdam Institute of Sport Science (AISS) is an ambitious network organisation of experts and partners in sports science, education, healthcare and sports practice.

Want to learn more about sports and exercise?

Then apply for one of the VU degree programs.

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