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Sport-and-Exercise-Science

Sport and Exercise Science

UCAS Code: C604 Duration: 3 years

Overview

As a Sport and Exercise Science student, you will study a variety of relevant disciplines including sport physiology, sport psychology, health science, exercise science and coaching science. You will be able to specialise and can choose from completing an in-depth study of elite sport performers, exercise physiology, health and fitness or nutrition.

Single honours students will complete a dissertation on an area of interest such as study in the laboratory or a sporting environment.

The programme specifications for this subject can be downloaded below.

Sport and Exercise Science

Why choose this subject?

  •  All Sports students have the opportunity to take part in a fieldtrip to Plas Caerdeon, Hope’s outdoor Education Centre in North Wales.
  •  You will have access to specialist sports science equipment such as a whole body plethysmographer or ‘BodyPod’, blood analysis equipment and a range of modern ergometers, cycle ergometers, rowers and treadmills
  •  Recent research projects have included work with Youth Academies at English Premier League football teams and work with elite level cyclists.

 

 

Curriculum

The courses and topics available to study include:

  •  Sport Physiology and Human Movement
  •  Sport and Exercise Psychology
  •  Nutrition
  •  Sport
  •  Exercise and Fitness

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Entry Requirements

2013-14 Entry Requirements

The standard offer level is a minimum of 300 UCAS points, including a minimum of two A/A2 levels or equivalent.   In addition, applicants require a A/A2 level in Sport, PE, Biology (or equivalent) and GCSE Grade C or above (or equivalent) in Mathematics.

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How to apply

Admissions Policy

UCAS

Course Combinations

Sport and Exercise Science is a BSc Single Honours course, UCAS code C604.

Employability

Sport and Exercise Science graduates’ careers include sport science support, working with elite teams, personal trainers and fitness specialists. You will also have the skills to develop a career as a health specialist, exercise psychologist or sports coach.

Many graduates choose to study at Masters and Doctorate level, including postgraduate teaching qualifications and have become sports teachers or subject leaders in schools.

Course Contact Details

Student Recruitment

+44 (0) 151 291 3111

enquiry@hope.ac.uk

Department: Health Sciences