Masters Degrees in Sport & exercise science (Sports Performance)

This is a full-time one-year or part-time two-year postgraduate programme. The programme will prepare successful graduates for a career in sports performance analysis, specialising in strength & conditioning, video analysis and nutrition. Read more

Over the past decade the sports science discipline of Performance Analysis has seen a rapid growth at both elite and grass roots levels. Read more

A new integrative sports science course that incorporates elements of sports physiology, strength and conditioning, and sports nutrition relevant to the performance athlete. Read more

Sports coaching and sports science have become vital components of sports performance. Working in sport requires a combination of theoretical and practical knowledge, interpersonal skills and understanding of the sporting environment. Read more

Our highly-vocational MSc Sports Performance Analysis programme explores the more advanced concepts, processes and techniques undertaken within industry, and is aligned to employer needs. Read more

The MSc Sports Performance Analysis course has been designed to enable you to develop a range of discipline-specific abilities and apply them to your selected area of special interest. Read more

There is an increasing demand within the sports performance industry for motivated and highly skilled graduates who have a specific knowledge of of Applied Sport Science (i.e. Read more

Sports Performance Analysis is an area experiencing massive growth, virtually every professional club and elite athlete employ or work with performance analysts who provide them with objective data to ultimately improve sporting performance. Read more

Performance sport demands a fine balance between training and recovery, and striving for high-level performance can encourage risk taking so that athletes often find themselves on a knife edge between peak performance and states of injury, illness or underperformance. Read more

Performance sport demands a fine balance between training and recovery, and the culture of constantly striving for high-level performance can encourage risk-taking so that athletes often find themselves on a knife edge between peak performance and states of injury, illness or underperformance. Read more

There is a growing demand for sports therapists in the UK. Our MSc Sports Therapy builds on your sports-related first degree (eg BSc Sport and Exercise Science, BSc Sports Performance and Coaching, or similar). Read more