Sport & Exercise Science Level 3

Start Date
Level
3
Course Course
P00104
Area
Sport
Campus
Hillsborough Campus

About this Course

This study programme allows students to develop a well rounded understanding of sport and exercise science by studying a variety of topics, including anatomy and physiology, sports psychology and nutrition. This course is ideal for people interested in going on to careers in Sport and Exercise Science, Sports Rehabilitation, Sports Therapy, Physiotherapy and other related Higher Education courses. It can also lead straight into a wide range of employment including sports coaching, physiotherapy assistants or Apprenticeships.

Key Units

Students will study 13 units from the following:

  • Sport and Exercise Physiology
  • Functional Anatomy
  • Applied Sport and Exercise Psychology
  • Field and Laboratory-based Fitness Testing
  • Applied Research Methods in Sport and Exercise Science
  • Coaching for Performance and Fitness
  • Biomechanics in Sport and Exercise Science
  • Specialised Fitness Training
  • Research Project in Sport and Exercise Science
  • Physical Activity for Individual and Group-based Exercise
  • Sports Massage
  • Socio-cultural Issues in Sport and Exercise
  • Nutrition for Sport and Exercise Performance
  • Technology in Sport and Exercise Science
  • Sports Injury and Assessment

Entry Requirements

5 GCSEs grades 4/C or above, including English Language, Maths and Science or PE.

Assessment

  • Externally assessed units
  • Coursework/project work

Where does this Lead

Students who successfully complete this course could progress onto one of the college's Foundation Degrees:

Alternatively, students would be well places to progress onto Higher Education Degree courses in:
  • Sport and Exercise Sciences
  • Physiotherapy
  • Sports Therapy
  • Sports Rehabilitation

Future Opportunities

Graduates of this course would be well suited to careers in areas such as:

  • Physiotherapy
  • Sports Therapy
  • Sports Rehabilitation
  • Sports Coaching
  • Teaching
  • Strength and Conditioning

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Extra Costs

  • Additional qualifications/activities (e.g. NCS, Duke of Edinburgh, residential trips)
  • DBS check
  • Course polo-shirt
  • Text books
The approximate cost of the above items/activities is £150.

Students in financial hardship may be eligible to apply to the Student Support Fund for support with course related expenses.

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