Sport and Exercise Sciences courses
Your chance to learn and develop your career
Whether you're aiming to work in high performance sport, clinical sciences, health, exercise, PE or nutrition - study with us and you'll be prepared for the workplace. Both applied and research skills are embedded in all of our programmes at both an undergraduate and postgraduate level. Our research-informed curriculum means that you'll be up to date with the latest scientific evidence including research from our own world-leading staff.
With our strong links with partners in the sports, fitness, exercise, health and clinical sectors, we have a clear understanding of the needs and expectations of employers. We have set up a suite of masters programmes that will enhance your skill set and knowledge base and enable you to achieve a level of professionalism and/or specialisation in your chosen field.
If you want to know how far your interest in sports, physical activity, exercise or health could take you why not find out more about the courses on offer from the links below.
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BSc (Hons)
Full timePhysical Education with Foundation Year
UCAS code H108 Points required CCD-CCC (88-96) -
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BSc (Hons)
Full timeScience and Football with Foundation Year
UCAS code S001 Points required CCD-CCC (88-96) -
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BSc (Hons)
Full timeSport and Exercise Science with Foundation Year
UCAS code S002 Points required 88 / CCD -
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BSc (Hons)
Full timeSport Coaching with Foundation Year
UCAS code H718 Points required CCD-CCC (88-96) -
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BSc (Hons)
Full timeSport Nutrition with Foundation Year
UCAS code SPN2 Points required CCD-CCC (88-96) -
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