Part Time MSc Degrees in Sport & exercise science

Our MSc Applied Exercise and Health Science is set in the context of the current health climate, where there is an emphasis on the need to develop quality health services for all ages across the health and social sector. Read more

This one year MSc programme is targeted at graduates aiming to develop a career in the Sport industry and also experienced professionals who wish to enhance their career opportunities within this field. Read more

In this MSc programme you will learn about the cutting-edge science that underpins diverse aspects of coaching, e.g. tapering and peaking to optimise performance, the coach-athlete relationship, performance and notational analysis in sport. Read more

Football is a global, multi-billion-pound business that shows no sign of slowing down. Bumper TV deals and huge transfer fees means more money than ever is flowing through the game, ensuring it’s vital that there are personnel ready to jump straight in and shape its future. Read more

More than ever football is driven by statistics and analysis. From a player's fitness to their in-game attributes, numbers play a huge part in the modern game. Read more

The way football and sports fans consume media has meant the role of content creators and marketers have had to evolve, adapt, and in some instances merge. Read more

From Asia to Europe and to America, sport is a global phenomenon and supporters, participants and owners all play their part. The Global Institute of Sport's (GIS) unique MSc International Sport Management provides an unparalleled educational and experiential opportunity for aspiring sports leaders. Read more

The programme provides opportunities to engage in different aspects of coaching including high performance culture, talent development, tactics and strategies and more! This programme provides students with the opportunity to develop systematic knowledge and understanding of the theory and practice of coaching to enhance both individual and team performance. Read more

The role of performance analysis within football is more important than ever. Whether it’s the opposition, potential transfer targets or last weekend’s fixture, analysing performances and data can be the difference between success and failure. Read more

Due to the increasing commerciality of the sports industry, the role of marketing and media teams within sports organisations has never been more important to enable multi-million pound businesses to communicate their messages clearly and effectively. Read more