School of Health and Sport Sciences

The diversity of programmes provides students with a productive educational experience in a vibrant interdisciplinary environment, in the heart of our beautiful Hope Park campus.

Our undergraduate programmes include BSc Sport & Exercise Science (Endorsed by the British Association for Sport and Exercise Science-BASES), BSc Sport & Physical Education, BSc Sport Rehabilitation (Accredited by the British Association of Sport Rehabilitators and Trainers-BASRaT), BSc Sport Psychology (Accredited by British Psychological Society-BPS), BA Sport Management, BSc Food and Nutritional Sciences (Accredited by Association for Nutrition-AfN), and BSc Human Biology (Major).

Postgraduate programmes include MSc Sports Medicine, Exercise and Health, MSc Advanced Musculoskeletal Practice (Accredited by the Musculoskeletal Association of Chartered Physiotherapists-MACP), MSc Musculoskeletal Practice, and PGCert Musculoskeletal Practice (First Contact Practice), and a range of Musculoskeletal Practice CPD modules. A new MSc Physiotherapy programme is currently being developed for 2025 delivery.

Over the past few years, the School has become a popular destination for an increasing number of students due to its outstanding educational, research and innovative activities reinforced by huge investments in the infrastructure, laboratories, and student-focused facilities.

All of our undergraduate and postgraduate disciplines, underpinned by carefully designed curriculums and supported by multiple speciality science laboratories and onsite clinical facilities, provide great opportunities to develop applied knowledge and key practical skills. These skills are essential for achieving career goals and striding towards successful employment.

The first-rate teaching and research laboratories, together with outstanding sporting and well-being facilities located next door in the Hope Park Sports, enables the School to provide an inspirational environment for students across the disciplines.

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