Masters Degrees (Conditioning)

There has been a growing demand for Strength and Conditioning practitioners outside of professional sport structures, with the increasing professionalisation of amateur sports such as the GAA. Read more

To be an excellent strength and conditioning coach requires a wide knowledge across several domains and a number of different skill sets. Read more

With the continued expansion of sports strength and conditioning provision around the UK, there is a growing need for highly qualified graduates in this field and for those already working within the setting to further extend their specialist strength and conditioning knowledge. Read more

Looking to raise your game in the field of strength, conditioning and athlete development? Graduates of our well-established Master’s degree in Strength and Conditioning have a proven track record preparing athletes and sports teams for competition, and our highly-experienced practitioner-tutors offer the knowledge and skills you need to develop your career. Read more

LJMU's MSc in Strength and Conditioning produces world-class, research-informed practitioners who have the option to pursue a career in research. Read more

Our innovative Master's degree is focused on the application of strength and conditioning as one of the most effective tools to improve both health and performance. Read more

The positive impact of strength and conditioning on athletic performance and general health has become increasingly clear. Heightening interest in exercise training, it has increased the demand for trained specialists within both professional and amateur sports. Read more

If you wish to work with sports performers as a strength and conditioner, or applied sports scientist, this innovative course is for you. Read more

This course has a strong practice-based element, which means you'll develop the skills you need to pursue a leadership role in the field. Read more

The principle aim of the programme is to prepare students for employment within the strength and conditioning industry. This is achieved through academic staff with both experience in the applied sector and currency of research within the strength and conditioning profession and related areas. . Read more

This course is designed to help you in your development to becoming an effective strength and conditioning coach. Read more

The new blended learning MSc Advanced Coaching in Strength and Conditioning is a course written by coaches for coaches. It is aimed at people wishing to pursue a career in the coaching of strength and conditioning or as a coach in the fitness industry. Read more

Strength and Conditioning practitioners must employ a wide range of underpinning knowledge, practical skills and applied techniques to meet the requirements of such a highly specialised role. Read more

Strength and Conditioning is a popular area within sport science, predominantly from within the discipline of physiology, often requiring knowledge of inter-disciplinary applied sport science and coaching. Read more

The MSc in Strength & Conditioning is a dedicated distance learning postgraduate degree which focuses on the applied practitioner. Read more